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.

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...

Bachelor in Science (Hons) and Bachelor in Science (General) are both undergraduate courses, In B.Sc (Hons.), one of the subjects is studied in detail whereas, B.Sc (General) gives you more of a balanced and multi-disciplinary approach.

So yes. If we say B.Sc (Hons.) in Physics that means physics is the subject studied in detail. In other words, Physics was your main subject.

Hope this was helpful.

Should there be any other queries, please feel free to ask.

Good Luck!

B.Sc mein physics ka arth hain ki aap is cousre k dauran physics ke fundamentals or ishke alg alg guno jaise energy ya force se sambandhit padhayi karenge . Yah course aapko Science aadharit career k liye tayar karta hain. Is course ko 6 semester mein bata gaya hain. Yeh physics, mathematics or chemistry se sambhandit hain . BS.c physics k padhai k bad aapko schools mein, power generation companies , hospitals, government k research agencies mein kam mil skta hain .

Agr aapka or koi question ho toh aap is answer k comment section mein puch skte hain .

Hello,

The upper age limit to appear for JEE Advanced is 25 years. A candidate can appear for JEE Advanced for two consecutive years from the year of passing in the qualifying examination. Suppose that if you have passed 10+2 in the year 2021, you can appear for JEE Advanced 2021 and JEE Advanced 2022. If you repeat class 11th and  class 12th you can again appear for JEE Advanced for two consecutive years provided you must qualify in JEE Main in the respective year. As there is not bar on gap in education between class 10th and class 12th you can appear for JEE Main and JEE Advanced provided you must fulfill the eligibility criteria.

To check more details you can use the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

Hello dear aspirant,

Flat foot is a barrier for ips not for ias, which means with flat foot you are not eligible Ips but you are eligible for IAS.

For eligibility in IAS you have to be medically fit without any long term disease.

Thanks. I hope it was helpful