Hello,

It depends on your educational board and its passing criteria. Here are some general points:

1. Minimum Passing Marks – Most boards require at least 33% in theory and practical combined.
2. Theory and Practical Weightage – If theory is out of 70 and practical is 30, your total should be 33% of 100.
3. Grace Marks Policy – Some boards provide grace marks if you're close to passing.
4. Board-Specific Rules – Some require a minimum score in theory separately.
5. Check Official Guidelines – Verify with your school or board for exact rules.

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Hello,

In the NEET form , follow these steps for school details and passing year:

1. Passing Year : Enter 2024 as it is the year you passed as a private candidate.
2. School/College Name : Mention the name of the institution through which you appeared as a private candidate in 2024.
3. Qualifying Exam Code : Use Code 2 (if from a recognized board) or Code 3 (if from open school).
4. Board Name : Select the board under which you passed in 2024.
5. Roll Number : Enter the roll number from your 2024 marksheet .

Ensure details match your final passing certificate.

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Since you are in your second year of BSc Chemistry and want a government job , you can start preparing for competitive exams such as SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, UPSC, State PSC, Railways, and Banking exams . For chemistry-specific roles, consider CSIR-NET, GATE, FCI, or forensic science departments . To get started, research eligibility criteria, syllabus, and exam patterns for your preferred job. Enroll in coaching, follow online resources, and practice mock tests . Stay updated with government job notifications through official websites and employment news.

Hello,

Based on your JEE Main 2025 percentile of 46.67 and Maharashtra Board exam score of 72%, here are some engineering colleges you might consider for B.Tech admissions:

• Terna Engineering College, Navi Mumbai : Accepts JEE Main scores in this range.

• Pallavi Engineering College, Hyderabad : Known to admit students with similar JEE Main percentiles.

• Seacom Skills University, West Bengal : Considers candidates with JEE Main scores around your percentile.

• Sanskriti University, Mathura : Offers B.Tech programs and accepts students with comparable academic profiles.

• Chandigarh University, Punjab : Known for flexible admission criteria, accommodating students with diverse academic backgrounds.

Additionally, participating in the MHT CET could enhance your chances of securing admission in reputable engineering colleges within Maharashtra.

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Hi with h your scores—Physics: 36, Mathematics: 10, and Chemistry: 67—your total marks in JEE Main are 113. Based on previous years' data, a score of 113 typically corresponds to a percentile range of approximately 90 to 93. This means you have performed better than about 90% to 93% of the test-takers.

Please note that these are estimated percentiles, as the actual percentile can vary each year depending on factors like the exam's difficulty level and the performance of all candidates. For a more precise prediction, you might consider using online percentile predictor tools, such as the one provided by Careers360 .

Keep in mind that the National Testing Agency (NTA) calculates the percentile scores through a normalization process, which accounts for variations in difficulty across different shifts of the exam. Therefore, the exact percentile corresponding to your score will be available once the official results are relea

sed.

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Yes , as a PCB student, you can apply for B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Technology or B.Tech in Pharmaceutical Engineering , depending on the university's eligibility criteria. Some institutes may require Mathematics as a subject, while others accept PCB students.

Colleges that may accept PCB students:

1. ICT Mumbai (Institute of Chemical Technology)

2. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Pharmacy

3. Amity Institute of Pharmacy

4. Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

It’s best to check the specific eligibility requirements of each institute.

Yes, you are eligible to reappear for NEET in 2025. Since you are retaking Chemistry, you must pass the subject before NEET counseling to ensure your overall 12th-grade qualification. While registering for NEET, select "12th appearing" if the option applies to candidates reattempting a subject. However, confirm the correct category in the official NEET information bulletin. Focus on improving your Chemistry while also preparing for NEET. Once you pass, you will be fully eligible for medical and paramedical admissions.

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Hello Riya,

To be eligible for NEET 2025 , you need to meet the minimum marks criteria in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) aggregate as per NMC rules:

NEET 2025 Eligibility Criteria for PCB Aggregate

• General Category : 50% aggregate in PCB
• OBC/SC/ST Category : 40% aggregate in PCB
• PwD Category : 45% aggregate in PCB
  
  Your PCB Aggregate Calculation
  
  
• Biology : 113/150
• Chemistry : 90/150
• Physics : 68/150
• Total PCB Marks = (113 + 90 + 68) = 271/450
• PCB Percentage = (271/450) × 100 = 60.22%
  
  Are You Eligible for NEET 2025?

YES , you are eligible for NEET 2025 as you have more than 50% in PCB (if you are from the General category ).

If you belong to OBC/SC/ST , you need only 40% , so you are definitely eligible.


For more details about the NEET eligibility criteria CLICK HERE .

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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi,

To Score 180 in NEET Chemistry requires strategic approach to study NCERT syllabus, focused organic practice, and consistent inorganic revision. It is difficult to score 180 in Chemistry in NEET but it is not impossible your hard work and dedication can lead to your success.

To score 180 in Chemistry in NEET you can follow some of the tips for best preparation.

• Know the syllabus of NEET Chemistry
• Choose the best books including NCERT
• Join best coaching for NEET either online or offline
• Practice from coaching modules
• Strengthen organic chemistry
• Solve previous year paper and practice Mock Test
• Revise properly
• Focus on your weak areas and important topics
• Solve numerical

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Hello Rajan,

Yes, you are eligible for NEET if you have passed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with at least 50% (for General), 40% (for SC/ST/OBC), and 45% (for PwD) in PCB.

During NEET counseling , only the 12th marksheet is required, not the 11th marksheet . However, some colleges may ask for academic details from 11th grade for verification.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.