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Yogesh Patel

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In order to score 100 you need to solve 25 questions correctly. So pay more attention to topics covering more questions in exam. Modern Physics semiconductors, Optics electrostats, magnetism, Thermodynamics and some chapters of mechanics as per your convenience or interest. That much will probably serve almost 25 questions. All you need is to revise them atleast 3 times with previous year asked questions.

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Mihir Kukreja

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The NEET exam covers a wide range of topics in Physics and it is essential to have a good understanding of all the topics to score well. However, there are some chapters that are relatively easier and can be mastered with consistent effort and practice. Here are some of the easier chapters in Physics that you can focus on for NEET 2020:
Laws of Motion This chapter deals with the fundamental Laws of Motion and their applications. It is relatively easy to understand and requires a lot of practice to master. Gravitation This chapter deals with the laws of Gravitation and their applications. It is easy to understand and requires a good unde
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jasveer singh

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You can score 120+ in Physics by following some important topics
Semiconductors and Communication System. Ray Optics. Photoelectric Effect and Electromagnetic Waves. Electrostatics. Rotational Motion. Waves and Sound. Laws of Thermodynamics. Current Electricity. Kinematics Laws of Motion Work, Energy and Power.

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Uttkarsh beriwal

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I'm sorry, but I do not have access to previous year's question papers of PU CET for M.Sc. In Physics. However, you may be able to find them on the official website of Punjab University or through other sources such as coaching institutes or online portals that provide study materials and previous year's question papers for various entrance exams. Alternatively, you can also check with the admission office of Punjab University to SEE if they can provide you with the previous year's question papers or any sample papers for the exam. It's important to note that while solving previous year's question papers can be helpful, it's not the on
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Udita Das

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for M.Sc. Physics distance learning in Ambedkar Open University if you have completed your B.Tech in ECE as long as you have at least 40% of the total marks on your UG mark sheets. The duration of this distance M.Sc. Physics course is 2 years. The average cost of the M.Sc. Physics Distance Education is Rs 12,000 to Rs 60,000 per year. I hope this helps!

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Somil Goyal

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A well-liked undergraduate degree programme that provides a solid foundation in the three essential courses is the B.Sc. With Math, Physics and Computer Science as the majors. The goal of this curriculum is to give pupils a thorough understanding of the mathematical, physical, and computational foundations of contemporary Science and technology. Students will study advanced subjects such Differential Equations mathematical modeling, quantum mechanics, computer programming, data structures, algorithms, and software development during the course of the curriculum. Through projects, programming assignments, and lab investigations, they wi
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Somil Goyal

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No, B.Sc. Research programme at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, does not admit applicants who finished their 10+2 coursework in the PCB areas of physics, chemistry, and biology. A strong background in mathematics, a necessary skill for comprehending and evaluating scientific phenomena, is a prerequisite for the B.Sc. Research programme. However, according on their qualifying requirements and areas of interest, students with a background in PCB can apply for other undergraduate programs like the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc. ) programme in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics at IISc.

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Kaushalk shukla

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Yes, candidates with a B.Tech in Graduation and B.Ed degree are eligible for the posts of TGT and PGT. For TGT Mathematics, they should also have qualified CTET Paper 2. The eligibility criteria include a B.Tech degree in Mathematics or a related field. Selection is based on written exams and interviews.

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Sanjeev Gupta

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You should contact the college for a better understanding as they have changed the structure recently.

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Mohd Ahsan

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Numerous career opportunities are available for students with a Masters degree in Physics. These jobs not only cover the private sector but also expose students to government units. Some of the jobs after M.Sc. Physics are research scientist, medical physicist research analyst laboratory technician and more. A Masters degree in Physics enables students to dwell deeper into the subject matter of Physics. It develops students to deal with real world mechanisms. There is a huge scope of M.Sc. Physics as the study covers various fields like pharmaceutical industries hospitals research labs and many more. It also opens up several opportunit
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