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Yatendra Singh

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No, Mathematics is not compulsory for admission in B.Com through CUET UG exam. However, some CUET colleges might have mathematics as a compulsory subject in its eligibility criteria for B.Com. Therefore, candidates are advised to check the subject mapping requirements of their target university.

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Anushree Tiwari

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Chapter 11 Thermodynamics is really important for CBSE and competitive exams. CBSE Class 11 Physics exams the Thermodynamics chapter usually comes with around 5 to 7 marks, and frequently theory-based and numerical questions. For NEET, this chapter often has 1 to 2 multiple-choice questions, mainly about internal energy, thermodynamic laws, and real-life uses like heat engines. In JEE Main and Advanced, thermodynamics is super important and shows up in both Physics and Chemistry sections. So, if you're preparing for these exams, it's really important to understand the concepts clearly and know how to apply the formulas to solve problem

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Pallavi Arora

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Class 11 Physics Thermodyanamics is the most important chapter of the thermodynamics unit. Thermodynamics works as the back bone for understanding the behaviour, excahnge and impact of heat, energy and work in different scenerios. The NCERT Chapter 11 Thermodynamics of Class 11 physics covers all the fundamental concept with detailed and lucid example, making it a perfect study material to prepare foundation. Students are advised by teachers, and mentors in later phase of prep whether its boards or competitive exams. To build strong basic understanding of the chapter NCERT Solutions for Class 11 Physics Thermodynamics are really import

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Pallavi Pathak

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A transistor can either be NPN or PNP. It is a three-layer semiconductor device with three terminals—emitter, base, and collector.  In the case of the NPN transistor, there is a larger current from the collector to the emitter due to a small current at the base. It involves an amplification property which is key to the function of the NPN transistor. A transistor can be used in two main modes - as switches in microcontrollers, and computers and as amplifiers in speakers and radios etc. These are foundational in digital and analogue circuits due to their ability to control current. Transistors form the backbone of the integrated

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Jaya Sinha

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Class 11 Physics Thermal Properties of Matter deals with the physical behavior of substances when heat is added or removed. The main topics include temperature and heat, measurement of temperature, thermal expansion (linear, areal, and volume), specific heat capacity, change of state (melting, boiling), latent heat, calorimetry, and Newton's law of cooling. Additionally, the concept of heat transfer, conduction, convection, and radiation, is also discussed in depth. These topics are essential for understanding thermal physics and are frequently used in higher-level concepts in thermodynamics and kinetic theory. Students can check the N

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Himanshi Singh

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Students are eager to know the weightage of Class 11 Physics Thermal properties of matter in  annual school level examinations. The thermal properties of matter chapter is part of Thermodynamics unit in class 11 Physics.  In the CBSE Class 11 Physics examination, this chapter generally carries around 3 to 5 marks. NCERT Solutions for Class 11th Physics Ch 10 Thermal Properties of matter is available on your pages, Students can access the NCERT Solutions alongwith free PDF on our website. 

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Upasana Kumari

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University of North Bengal admission based on merit and entrance exams. For admission to its MBA programme, the university accepts CAT, MAT, CMA, ATMA, and others. NBU course admission begins with the online application. Interested candidates must fill out the online application for the respective courses on the official website of the university.

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Divya Dwivedi

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For admission to the B.Sc. (Economics) programme at St. Joseph's College of Commerce (SJCC) Bangalore, you need to visit the official website, register and complete the online application, and then appear for the entrance test (SAT-Eco) followed by a subject knowledge interview and personal interview. It may depends on the every years factor on the college deciding it's admission policy it may vary year to year 

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Himanshi Gupta

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The total course fee is cumulative of different components, such as tuition fees, caution money, and more. ICFAI University Jaipur BSc in Forensic Science total tuition fee amount is INR 5.4 lakh. This fee component is charged annually or semester-wise. In addition, the one-time fee is of INR 15,000. Students have to pay the first semester fee or the admission fee amount to confirm their seats. The mentioned fee details are as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is however subject to changes and hence, is indicative. 

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Divya Dwivedi

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A student  need to have aggregate of 50 percentage in 10+2 along with required score in accepted exams like CBSE 12, ISC, Maharashtra State Board and NMIMS NPAT . A merit list is made according to the performance of a student in academics along with entrance exam . Also a student need to score 75 to 84 percentile in the entrance exams of the given pattern year in which he / she wants to take admission in the college 

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