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If you've completed 12th grade in the commerce stream without taking Maths, you can still join the Indian Army through the NDA & NA Examination. The minimum education qualification is 10th grade or equivalent with at least 45% marks overall, and no specific subjects are mentioned. You also need to have at least 33% marks in each subject studied at the 10th grade level.

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Hello,

Unfortunately it is not possible to change your subject from standard to basic as your registration has already happened for boards along with your admit card printings and every board allows subject change only till July as they have to start registering the students for the boards.

Hence, it is not possible for you get your subject changed so I will recommend you to work a little harder as you still have a month left for your board examinations.

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No, you cannot fill form for TGT (Math) while your subjects in BEd were Physics and English. TGT (Math) or a TGT in any subject specifically requires a strong foundation in that particular subject Having Physics and English as your BED subjects doesn't align with the necessary qualification. The eligibility criteria for filling out the form of TGT Mathematics requires a Bachelor's in Math hons and a BEd degree with math as your core subject.

With your subjects, you can fill in the form for TGT Science (because you have a strong foundation in Physics, ergo Science) and TGT English. For TGT Math, you need a BEd in Math

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Hello,

With only one month left for JEE Mains, it is very important to focus on the important topics in physics, chemistry, and math. Start by creating a study plan that allows you to cover all the subjects effectively is - Identify the topics that you find challenging and give more time to practice and learn them. For physics topics like Mechanics, Optics, and Electricity are very important. In chemistry, focus on Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry. In math, make sure to do your understanding of Algebra, Calculus, and Coordinate Geometry.

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JEE Mains: High Weightage Chapters

1. Mathematics:

   • Calculus:
     • Focus on topics like Limits, Continuity, Differentiability, and Applications of Derivatives.
     • Integral Calculus, especially Definite Integrals, is crucial.
   • Algebra:
     • Emphasize on Quadratic Equations, Complex Numbers, Matrices, and Determinants.
     • Vector Algebra and 3D Geometry are important.
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2. Physics:

   • Mechanics:
     • Newton's Laws, Work-Energy, and Rotational Mechanics are high in weightage.
     • Kinematics and Dynamics play a significant role.
   • Electrodynamics:
     • Focus on Electrostatics, Current Electricity, and Electromagnetic Waves.
     • Optics, especially Ray Optics and Wave Optics, is important.
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3. Chemistry:

   • Physical Chemistry:
     • Atomic Structure, Thermodynamics, and Chemical Kinetics are vital.
     • Equilibrium and Redox Reactions have consistent weightage.
   • Organic Chemistry:
     • Emphasize on Reaction Mechanisms, Name Reactions, and Stereochemistry.
     • Biomolecules and Polymers are often included.
   • Inorganic Chemistry:
     • Periodic Table trends, Chemical Bonding, and Coordination Compounds are crucial.
     • S and P block elements carry significant weightage.

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Ishan