According to the official website e prospectus page no# 52 https://jnu.ac.in/admission/e-prospectus-2020-21.pdf , it says that for being eligible to study M.Sc Physics, you should have completed your Graduation with Physics as one of the subjects with a combination on Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. And then you need an aggregate of 55%. But if you do not have Mathematics as a subject, unfortunately you are not eligible for studying M.Sc Physics at JNU.

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• microbiology,
• anatomy,
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hi Anjum,

• Newton itself is an SI unit of force.
• It is named after Isaac Newton.
• 1 newton is equal to the force that will give an acceleration of 1metre/(second^2) when it is applied on a body of 1 kg mass.

Earth's gravity is 9.8 m/(sec^2). So an object of 1 kg weight, produces a force of 9.8 Newtons.

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see when we start a bachelor course after 10+2 we just start from the initial step, it is not only you who do not have the depth knowledge, no one knows in depth about any career line, when starts a new journey of education. see astronomy is related with physics and mathematics, it involves the studies of space, gravitational energy, phenomena occurs in the atmosphere etc. so if you are really interested in this things than you should go for it.

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Most of jee aspirants face problems in solving numericals;  but you can easily overcome it first of all complete your theory part well as numericals are based on concepts and concept comes from theory and then go through all the solved examples of the chapter you are doing to master the concepts and learn the learn the art of solving numericals and then solve them yourself and wherever you stuck , take the help of solution and then you will be ready for solving numericals,  follow this and you will notice improvement in yourself.

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Hello dear aspirant.

I am glad to hear that you are interested in collecting knowledge of pcm. My dear friend for this you have to study really hard. For each topic you have to concern more than thee books at least along with this you need a proper guidance from teacher also.

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Hey there

As admission in IET Lucknow is through upsee so the minimum percentage required is 45% in aggregate in the three subjects including physics and maths as compulsory. As you have aggregate more than 45% so you are eligible for the admissions.

Check the eligibility of upsee

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/upsee-eligibility-criteria/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjcuLLVtv3kAhWfH7cAHZGADCsQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw3AnNbI2eO_vkWXZhWkV9Yy&ampcf=1

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