There is a separate subject-wise paper in UGC NET exam.it involves two papers in this exam and different types of questions are asked in both of them. However, in Paper 2, the candidate has to choose the subject of his post graduation or related subject as you want to give exam in hindi so there is one paper of hindi subject which contains 100 questions are asked in the second question paper of 200 marks.

Moreover,in paper 1 you have to answer Logical reasoning questions and teaching concepts which has 50 questions for 100 marks.

For full syllabus refer link

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ugc-net-syllabus

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In the context of the ISI (Indian Statistical Institute) Admission Test, when it mentions that "English is compulsory," it generally means that candidates must have a good command of the English language to understand and answer questions during the exam. Here’s what that implies for you:

Understanding "English Compulsory"

1. Language of the Test : The admission test is conducted in English, so it is crucial that you are comfortable reading and understanding questions and instructions in English.

2. Medium of Instruction : While you may have completed your schooling in Hindi medium, proficiency in English is necessary for the test, as well as for the curriculum if you are admitted to the program.

3. Preparation : Since you are preparing for the ISI Admission Test in English medium, focus on practicing problems and concepts in English. This will help you become familiar with the terminology and types of questions asked in the exam.

4. Subjects Covered : The ISI Admission Test often includes topics from mathematics, physics, and other related subjects, which you are already studying. Just ensure that your understanding of the concepts is strong and that you can express your answers in English.

Tips for Preparation

• Use English Resources : Utilize textbooks, online courses, and practice papers that are available in English to enhance your preparation.
• Practice Past Papers : If possible, find previous years' ISI admission test papers to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions.
• Join Online Forums : Consider joining online study groups or forums where you can discuss problems and solutions in English, which can further help in improving your language skills.

Conclusion

Even though your schooling was in Hindi medium, as long as you are preparing in English and can comprehend the test content effectively, you should be able to perform well. If you have any concerns about your English proficiency, consider taking additional practice tests or language improvement courses.

Hello Uzma

Aap ko bihar me hi medical course mil sakta hai.  Yadi aap neet exam qualify kar lete ho to.

Background matter nahi karta lekin category matter karti hai.

sc /st/ pwd ya phir ews candidates ko admission kam cut off par milti  hai. Unhe fees bhi kam deni padti hai.

Neet cut off percentile

General candudate 50 percentile

Sc/ ST - 45 percentile

OBC - 45 percentile

Bihar me bahut se medical colleges hai,

Aiims patna, bihar

Aku patna

ANMMCH , Gaya

PMC , patna

Hi candidate,

Bpharma is a four undergraduate course which is mostly based on pharmaceuticals and medicine field along with some chemical compounds as well.

The meaning of classroom and full time course is it can not be purse from distance. Means that you can not done this course from distance or you can not miss the classes as it is a full time class course so attendance criteria is there.

It is a degree that requires practical and lab knowledge along with some theoretical knowledge.

So this sums up the meaning of full time course.

I hope you understand.

Thank you!!!

Apna roll no dalna,hall ticket no. nahi Jahan roll no likha hai wahan roll no he na daloge,marksheet mai roll no hoga dekhna name ke baad rhta hai cbse mai.

Dear Applicant honestly speaking B.Tech and B.Pharma are two different streams based on which jobs are offered. So after completing B.Pharm definitely it is not possible to earn 1 crore per year, but if you are opting for Government jobs then in Central and State Government Hospitals you salary can range from 30000-70000 per month. For Production jobs it would be around 18k-30k per month as a Fresher. Professional jobs like Drug Inspector, Government Analyst would offer you salary scale of around 60k - One Lakh per month. As you gain more experience your salary is supposed to rise, but it requires greater potential and dedication towards your Profession.

Good luck!!

Hi, your feelings are completely valid of not wanting to get through a lot of practical and exams. What you need to know that whatever class you join at the end it comes to you and the boards from where you'll be appearing. You can definitely find an tied up colleges also known as integrated colleges with your classes. That way you won't have to attend lectures your attendance of classes will be considered. You will only have to go for practical. The practical are really enjoyable and you get to learn a lot. Also, you have to give board exams for that you need to study as they do not have MCQ type questions like in JEE. So, when you go for admission procedure both your board percentage and JEE score matters. If you still have doubts feel free to comment. Hope this helps.