Hi Aspirant

Greetings

NEET is an entrance exam conducted by NTA to get admission in courses like MBBS BDS BAMS etc

The score will you get in NEET examination can't be predicted actually, it will totally depend on the way you handle pressure during the examination as it is a time limited exam.

Don't look to have a limited study, try your best and make whatever you can do in the remaining few days. You marks will depend on the way you manage time and pressure of the exam and how much you can recall during the examination.you will have only three hours to prove yourself.

Some of the tips you can follow for remaining days of NEET exam are:

• Follow the NCERT books strictly and revise it many times.
• Revise all the topics thoroughly
• Highlight the important topics for last minute revision
• Attempt more and more questions to boost up your confidence level
• Attempt 2-3 mock tests and previous year papers
• Stay away from any distractions
• Watch motivational videos and toppers interviews in free time

Hope this information will help you. Thank you

There, first of all, is a ton of contrast between board tests and Competitive tests. You want an alternate groundwork for the two of them. You will read up NCERT books for your board tests and that will give you the information on pretty much every one of the ideas.

Presently for serious tests, for example, JEE and VITEEE one is necessary to apply these ideas in a more useful manner. These tests will test your speed and your capacity of how quickly you comprehend the inquiry and what important idea you want to apply to a specific inquiry. So I would recommend you to rehearse earlier years' question papers or some other material to get to know how the inquiries are asked,  you will find out about how to get ready. extensive practice will yield you achievement.

The very best for your exam.

Hello Aspirant ,
Yes you should read all the boxes given in NCERT textbooks.
Read your NCERTs, read it one time , two times and one another time.
Every time you read it, you will find something new and that would be a potential question.
Give a look to all the texts, diagrams, boxes, summary, tables given in NCERT books

Some more tips you might find useful,
Give NTA mock tests , give 2tests per day but do not forget to review the answers and note the mistakes you did in that test.
Practising previous year questions ,
,Reading NCERT textbooks of 11th and 12th standard line by line ,
practicing daily Mcqs,
Revise Formulas of physics
Revsie named reactions of chemistry
Doing all this will help you secure a very good rank .
Make a notebook and add the extra points which you found new. Work on your weak points.
Revise it Daily .
Study for atleast 6-7hours per day with focus and concentration .


Neet is a combined medical entrance exam conducted by NTA.
Eligibility include 12th PCB stream student with total aggregate of
50% UR
40% OBC/ST/SC
PWD 45%
Wishing you all the very best .

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Thank you

hello

The given two digits are 2 and 3.

by using these two digits equal number of time we have to make 4 digit number:

1. 2233

2. 3322

3. 2323

4. 3232

these are the possible 4 digit numbers using 2 and 3 equal number of times.

Dear Aspirant
For JEE Mains and NATA entrance examination for chemistry NCERT should be at your fingertips in order to secure good marks in it. For physics you can go through NCERT once and try solving HC VERMA questions. Also have a look at last year's papers to get an idea of how questions are made in the organic section of chemistry and also will help me gain confidence if you are able to solve those questions.
All the best

Hello Anuj!

You have not mentioned the class for which you want this information. As you are in class 11th, I am giving you the information for both class 11th and class 12th NCERT below:

CLASS 11:

Physical Chemistry :

1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

2. Structure of Atom

3. States of Matter

4. Thermodynamics

5. Equilibrium

6. Chemical Bonding and Molecular structures

7. Redox reactions

Inorganic Chemistry :

1. Classifications of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

2. Hydrogen

3. The s-block elements

4. The p-block elements

5. Environmental Chemistry

Organic Chemistry:

1. Organic Chemistry - some basic principles and techniques

2. Hydrocarbons

CLASS 12th:

Physical:

1. The Solid State

2. Solutions

3. Electrochemistry

4. Chemical Kinetics

5. Surface Chemistry

Inorganic:

1. General Principles and Processes of Isolation of elements

2. The p-block elements

3. The d and f block elements

4. Coordination Compounds

Organic:

1. Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

2. Alcohol, Phenol and Ether

3. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

4. Amines

5. Biomolecules

6. Polymers

7. Chemistry in Everyday Life

I hope this helps!

Hello

Every year, Jawaharlal Nehru University hold the Jawaharlal Nehru University Enterance Examination ( JNUEE). JNU Admissions 2022 for UG course is totally based upon the marks obtained by candidate in the NTA- National Testing Agency conducted Common University Enterance Test ( CUET).

Candidates who want to take admission in JNU programmes must fill out the application form and take JNUEE enterance examination. The NTA JNU exam will be administered via computer, After enterance examination NTA will release the results. Students who meet their JNU 2022 cut off marks must complete the pre- Enrollment form and indicate their preference.

The JNU Counselling procedure includes:

• Verification of their official documents
• The payment of the semester fee
• The assignment of the seat in the first semester

It should be get to clear that candidate must have to carry their official documents in order for them to be verified by the authorities.

Hi candidate,

I expect you are in class 12th preparing for NEET UG exam. If you haven't passed your class 12th yet, it is not at all a good idea to only prepare three to five units. You are required to score well in class 12th.

The eligibility criteria for NEET is to have Physics, Chemistry and Biology as subject combination in class 12th and minimum 50% aggregate. You can give NEET exam any number of times you want.

I expect you are left with only 20 days, being an engineering student, I can say these are very enough to score well in board examination. But if you are a NEET aspirant, I suggest you to only practice previous year questions as maximum as possible each day. Don't touch your weak portion, and stay motivated with your strong one's. These last days dedication will decide your NEET result.

You can use NEET rank predictor by Careers360 at: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_rp

I suggest you to use NEET College predictor provided bu Careers360 at: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

It will help you during results time based on your personalized rank.

All the best.