Hi there.

No minimum aggregate in the 10th board exam is necessary to enroll in the science stream for class 11th .

However, the majority of institutions set a minimal standard for board marks before granting admission to the chosen track.

Therefore, you must visit the institution where you wish to enroll for detailed information regarding the minimal requirements for the board test.

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Hello,

The minimum age to sit for the 10th board test is 14 years old as of December 31 of the examination year, according to the guidelines of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).

There is no upper age restriction to take the exam, though.

However, there is a cap on the number of times you may show up for the test. A candidate may try the CBSE board test a maximum of three times.

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Hey dear,

I know you all are getting impatient due to postpone of dates again and again.

Till now, no date is 100% sure, but yeah, it's showing 14,15 july for CBSE term 2 examinations.

As soon as, it will be confirmed, it will be announced by CBSE on their website.

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Dear Aspirant,

While calculating your Highschool percentage you should only take the marks of those subjects which were required to be attempted by your admit card.

No marks of additional subjects like Sports & Physical Education should be counted for the purpose of calculating overall 10th percentage.

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Dear aspirant,

First of all, you will have to choose PCM/PCMB in your class 11. After this, prepare for KVPY, which you can give in both class 11 and class 12. If you get AIR below 250 in KVPY, you have an excellent chance of getting into IISc to pursue a BS in physics. After this you can look for masters and then PhD abroad to widen your experience and expertise.

Alternatively, you can write IISER-SCB in your class 12. If you get on the top 1 percentile in class 12, you'll be eligible for INSPIRE scholarship which amounts to about 60k every year. You can do your BS-MS in physics from IISERs and look better PhD options after that.

You can also pursue BS physics in IITs if you crack JEE Advanced but I would strongly recommend aiming to get into institutes aimed to do research. For becoming a physicist you'll most likely have to a PhD. So, there is atleast 10 long years of academic work that you'll have to do after class 12. Don't worry, you'll be able to earn a decent amount of stipend while doing your PhD.

Pursue your passion for physics on your own as well. Learn the concepts that interest you, look at what research is going on in this country and abroad and keep doing physics.

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Hello aspirant,

The JAC 10th Class Syllabus is made public by the Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) for the 2022 academic year. The updated JAC Class 10 syllabus 2022–2023 in pdf format is available to students on the JAC's official website. JAC specifies the JAC 10th syllabus 2023 for subjects like math, science, english, hindi, and more.

To get the full syllabus you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://school.careers360.com/boards/jac/jac-10th-syllabus

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Hope this information helps you.

hello, these are the chapters present in organic chemistry in cbse ;

1. Classification of Element and Periodicity

2. Hydrogen

3. s- block Elements

4. p- block Elements

5. Environmental Chemistry

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Minimum eligible criteria for JEE Main -

1. Three consecutive tries at JEE Main are the most that students may make. The first attempt is made shortly after the 12th grade board exams, and the subsequent tries are made in succeeding years. There will be two exam dates per year, making a candidate eligible for a total of six appearances.
2. A candidate may apply for the JEE Main exam if they hold a diploma. The rank and exam score, however, will not be taken into consideration for admission to NITs or CFTIs.

So, as per eligibility criteria, you are eligible for JEE Main but you will not able to take admission in NITs or CFTIs.

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You can go for coaching, institutes that can prepare you for the upcoming exam. The fact is that the class 10th syllabus is not involved in the NEET exam so you can go for it next year after completing your 10th exams. After that focus on your NCERT.