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Chandu Pillalamarri
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Hi Biswal,
I am hoping that my suggestion will help you in solving objective questions. Firstly select one topic and read all the concepts related to it clearly and make notes which includes important points and formulas of the selected topic. Now, by keeping these notes as a reference, try to solve the objective questions. While solving, always try to understand what elements are given in the question and what you have find out.
I am hoping that my suggestion will help you in solving objective questions. Firstly select one topic and read all the concepts related to it clearly and make notes which includes important points and formulas of the selected topic. Now, by keeping these notes as a reference, try to solve the objective questions. While solving, always try to understand what elements are given in the question and what you have find out.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Hello dear,
Yes, definitely you can do this. But if you want to crack NEET, you have to keep the B.Sc course aside and focus only on NEET preparation.
All the best.
Yes, definitely you can do this. But if you want to crack NEET, you have to keep the B.Sc course aside and focus only on NEET preparation.
All the best.
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SIVASISH KOCHA student pursuing b.tech in Comp. Sc
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Well, this totally depends on what the college says. But in general, you can opt for M.Sc physics or chemistry after doing your Bachelors in computer science provided that you did well in physics and maths for M.Sc physics and chemistry for M.Sc chemistry. That means, if you were not having chemistry subject while doing your Bachelors in computer science then you are not eligible for M.Sc chemistry. Similarly, if you were not having the physics and maths subjects then you are not eligible for M.Sc physics. Moreover, if you had those subjects doesn't confirm your eligibility, as you must score good in those subjects which vary according
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You would have to pursue a course in air traffic control; only then you would be eligible.
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