Physics Spl

You have to prepare for the following subjects:
Biology and Life Sciences.
Applied Biology.
Applied Life Sciences.
Applied Zoology.
Behavioural Biology.Biochemistry.Bioengineering.

Hello Shubham, Almost all well acclaimed institutions which are majority deemed to be universities have set the bar at 75% in PCM. But there are good government engineering colleges in all the states for which eligibility has been set at around 50% by most of the states. Hence you would be definitely be eligible to seek admission in colleges if your state. Best wishes to your dream of admission in an engineering college.

Hi,
Following are the books you can use-
Fundamentals of Electricity and Magnetism: R. G. Mendiratta and B. K. Sawhney East -West Press ( 1976)
Waves and Oscillations-N K Bajaj
Fundamental of Optics, Jenkins and White, McGraw Hill (for Aberrations, Optical Instruments and Quantum Optics).

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Hi Vivek!
As you're interested in computers & physics, my suggestion is that, you can take either B.Sc. Computers or B.Tech in CSE. In B.Tech you have only Computers education in 3 years out of 4. In B.Sc. You've physics in first year & remaining years are of computers.

You have not mentioned about the class for which you are asking. However, if you are in 12th then the following chapters of physics can be given great weightage:
1. Modern physics
2. Electrostatic (Electricity and Magnetism)
3. Optics (Young's double slit experiment, Instrument analysis)
4. Work Power Energy (Work energy theorem)

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Maths is compulsory to become a pilot. You need physics and maths with 50% marks in 12th to apply for CPL course. For more information please read this article:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/flying-pilot-training/articles/career-in-commercial-flying-all-you-need-to-know-blogId-13472