Hello, Mohan. The first Issue with dropping a year is that it will reduce your chances of better performance than last year. If you have got NIT, this time. If you are confident that you get good rank in her advanced. Although joining a crash course is the best option

Hello,

You can get questions about,

1. Finding the total energy of an eletron in H-atom and ratio between potential and total energy,

2. Equations corresponding to wave number of spectral lines,

3. Wavelength of spectral lines

4. Questions about ∆E values

5. Exceptions of Bohr's model

6. Angular momentum

For you as an obc candidate the Minimum percentage of marks in each subject must be...9.0

Minimum percantage of Aggregate marks required must be .....31.5

It's all up to you that hardworking can all help in reaching u r goal..

Go on with the exams with complete preparation..all the best

Hi Rupesh!

As you asked that you will report in college at8:00am as i know the survey of last Year the timings for reporting at the centers is 9:00-12:00 in the morning and 2:00-5:00 in the afternoon. So, please once check the timings given by them.THERE IS NO CHANCE TO

Hi, according to the last year statistics a total of 1,64,822 candidates registered for the jee advanced out of 2,31,024 candidates qualified for it. From this year a total of 2,45,000 candidates will be eligible to appear for jee advanced exam. How many candidates have registered for the exams is

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Hello Bharath,

I would suggest you to go through well first with NCERT books, It will help you to clear your basic concepts. Then You can prefer the other books-

Concepts of Physics by H C Verma (Vol-1 and Vol-2)

IIT JEE Physics by Arihant (35 years Chapter-wise Solved Papers

Jee advanced paper 1 and paper 2 are both compulsory to write in order to be eligible for the results or to consider that you attempted the exam fully. Both the subjects have overlapping syllabus and both are held in a day that is in 3 hours shifts. Paper 2