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Dear aspirant,

For engineering it is compulsory that you have to take physics, chemistry and mathematics in 12th. One more option is available is that after 10th you can do ITI and after completion of ITI you have to diploma for 2 years then you can apply for engineering, so in this way you have not need to study chemistry for engineering.

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Tanmay ;
For engineering you must have taken physics, chemistry and mathematics in your 12th board. If you have not taken any of these 3 you can't give the JEE mains exam. It's the basic exam for most of the engineering colleges. You can't do an engineering degree without having PCM as subjects in your 22th board as you will be giving an exam of these three subjects. So, chemistry is necessary here.

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hi,

see if you want to take admission in nits or iits or any other state government and private colleges or universities for b.tech admission they will take admission as per your 10+2 course marks on pcb. exams like jee main jee advance, mhtcet, bitsat etc have questions come from pcm. so its not possible to take admission if you dont have chemistry and you may not appear in entrance test for engineering.

hope you may understand.

Greetings !!

If your 12th standard Chemistry is not there ,  then you are not eligible B.E/B. Tech course. It's not possible to join only with physics and mathematics.To Btech/BE you need to score minimum of 50% in qualifying examination with physics , chemistry and mathematics. If any doubts, pls feel free to ask.

Wish You Good Luck !

Thank You !!

wHello,


In order to be eligible for admission in B.tech one must have Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics as the subjects in Class 12 with a recognized board.Also you must have 50% marks.Marks requirement for admission in various institutes may vary.Like if yo want to take admission in IITs and NITs then you must have 75% in boards (apart from JEE SCORE).



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