NATA is the most popular entrance exam for admission to B arch program. To be eligible to apply nata exam , it clearly mentions , candidates must have a minimum of 50% aggregate in class 12th with physics, chemistry and mathematics and also at least 50% marks in 10 + 2 examination or passed 10+3 diploma education with mathematics with atleast 50% aggregate.

So, you can apply for nata exam as you have maths as a compulsory subject along with commerce.

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To determine eligibility for the MHT CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) based on your 12th standard scores, consider the following points:

1. Minimum Qualification :

   • Candidates must have passed Class 12 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as main subjects.

2. Minimum Marks Requirement :

   • For General Category : A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
   • For Reserved Category (SC/ST/OBC) : A minimum of 45% aggregate in these subjects is required.

3. Your Scores :

   • Chemistry: 45 marks
   • Physics: 37 marks
   • Mathematics: 69 marks
   • Aggregate : Calculate the average percentage based on your total scores in PCM to see if it meets the required minimum (e.g., for general, 50%).

4. Conclusion :

   • Check if your aggregate meets the eligibility percentage. If it falls short for general criteria but meets reserved, you may be eligible accordingly.

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Compare Allen Jodhpur and Physics Wallah Jodhpur to decide which one to attend for JEE preparation. As your learning methodology, budget, and requirements differ from others, these factors vary in the two choices too.

Allen Jodhpur:

Pros:

Faculty is experienced

There is a structured way of learning

There are tests and evaluations as per schedule

Doubt-solving sessions are held

Extensive study material is available

Cons:

Fees is higher

Large batch size

Physics Wallah Jodhpur:

Pros:

Less fee

The learning schedule is flexible; both online and offline sessions are available

Teaching method is interactive

Conceptual knowledge building is paid special focus

Extensive library of video lectures are available

Cons:

Less personalized attention; a traditional coaching institute deals with this specific problem

Learning style: People who prefer a class room environment along with systematic classes and teacher/student interaction would find ALLEN to be more suitable while a flexible natured person who likes to learn at their pace would find the services of Physics Wallah more suitable.

Budget: Physics Wallah is relatively much cheaper than ALLEN, mainly in terms of online classes.

Location: You can study through online courses at Physics Wallah if you do not bother with e-learning. You can choose ALLEN Jodhpur if it does not matter to you to study in a respective class.

Personal Preferences: Consider your learning type, your study behavior, and how you manage time.

Ultimately, it is best to determine ALLEN Jodhpur and Physics Wallah Jodhpur by finding out each institute in every possible way with full observation of one's own needs and preferences. You can talk to the students who have passed out from these institutes to get firsthand feedback.

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Hello there,

When the 12th-grade exams have subjects like Computer Science and Physics on the same date, it could be due to several reasons:

1. Subject Clustering : Often, examination boards design the schedule by grouping subjects that are similar or have the same level of difficulty, considering student needs and paper preparation time. Sometimes, this means that subjects like Computer Science and Physics , which may have some overlap in knowledge areas (e.g., computational aspects in Physics), are scheduled together.
   
   

2. Limited Time Slots : There are only a limited number of days and time slots available for conducting exams, especially in a large number of subjects. This can sometimes lead to overlapping exam dates for students who take multiple subjects.
   
   

3. Availability of Invigilators : Scheduling also depends on the availability of invigilators and exam infrastructure. Organizing the exams efficiently often leads to overlapping dates for some subjects, particularly for those with fewer candidates.
   
   

4. Student Preferences : In some cases, students may opt for both subjects, but this could be unusual. The exam board may not always foresee how many students will take both subjects and thus may not prioritize avoiding overlap.

You can check with your school or board authorities for any specific accommodation policies or to clarify the possibility of switching dates or getting alternate arrangements.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Aradhaya,

Yes, you are still eligible to appear for JEE Mains 2025. According to JEE eligibility criteria, a student must have passed their Class 12 exams with at least 75% aggregate marks (65% for reserved categories) or be in the top 20 percentile of their respective board to qualify for admission to NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs.

Even though you’re not in the top 20 percentile for Maharashtra Board, your aggregate score of 75.17% meets the required 75% criterion, making you eligible for JEE Mains.

For more details, you can check out an article by Careers360 whose link is given below:

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

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If you have opted for PCB at +2 level, and you are not able to clear physics exam its simply means physics is not for you. There are various subjects at UG level which doesn't required physics you can opt for that course.  you should opt for same subjects at your degree level in which you are interested.

BSc biotechnology, BSc microbiology, bsc life sciences, bsc nursing or bsc in diet are still good options to consider.So First you visit any degree college and enquire about the combinations they are offering at UG level, and take a decision.

Below is the link for career options for PCB which helps you in taking decision

https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcb

The UP board will soon release the sample paper for class 10th physics on their official website. Up board 10th physics sample papers will be made available online on board website . You can download by visiting offical website of the board. After completing the syllabus, you must try to solve the sample papers for revision and practice purpose that will help you perform better in final examination.

You can also order 244 sets unsolved papers 2025 by YCT from Flipkart. In this book you will get 2019 - 2024 unsolved question papers set to prepare better.

You can also download the class 20th upboard sample papers by direct link provided by career 360 website

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To be practiced as model question papers for the UP Board Class 10 Physics exam in 2025, these sample papers are a must. They help to know the type of questions given and the marking scheme also. Usually, model papers contain the latest syllabus and examination pattern containing main topics like Light Reflection and Refraction, Electricity, Sources of Energy, etc. These model papers might help you manage time accordingly and gain confidence.

You can download UP Board model papers and previous year papers at no cost. In addition to this, you can check the pattern of your exam, syllabus, and preparation guidelines by UP Board Class 10 standards.

More sample papers and practice papers at Careers 360: UP Board 2025 Physics Model Papers on Careers 360

Yes, one can get admission into M.Sc. Physics in universities in Bihar after completing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. For applying to any other postgraduate course from a different field, there shouldn't be very strict limitations based on your undergraduate degree, but there might be some challenges that you'll need to think about-is

Eligibility

University-specific: Many universities will not have any undergraduate degree restrictions but may require specific courses offered in physics or mathematics as part of the B.Tech program. See the individual eligibility criteria for M.Sc. Physics programs offered at universities you are interested in.

Entrance Tests: Some colleges may require you to take entrance tests like JAM (Joint Admission for MSc) or might even be some private entrance test conducted by the college. The entrance tests check your surface knowledge of all basic Physics concepts.

Preparation:

As you would be doing M.Sc. in Mechanical engineering, your physics background may not be upto the mark. You may need to refresh your knowledge in Physics. You may enroll in some other courses or self-study the basic coursework of Physics to prepare you for an entrance exam or help fill in the gap while competing with other M.Sc. Physics aspirants.

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Hello,

Yes, with an AIU equivalence for your American High School Diploma, you're eligible to take the NEET 2025. NEET eligibility demands study in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology beside English as core subjects, and your curriculum has incorporated all these- Biology: Advanced, Chemistry: Advanced, Physics: Higher, English: Higher. Though a Math: Higher isn't a NEET requirement, having a core of English does fill that.

AIU equivalence certificate would ensure that your high school diploma is recognized as equivalent to the 10+2 system of India, thus satisfying the basic requirement for eligibility under NEET.

The eligibility conditions further can only be confirmed from the official information bulletin released by NTA in 2025 that will carry any updated criteria or specific regulations.