If I score 70% at pcb ,but fail in just physics (out of 70 marks ),can I give the NEET exam 2019 ?
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10th May, 2018
Hello Samrat,
If you fail in Physics, you will not be able to answer NEET 2019. Apart from getting an aggregate of 50% in PCB subjects, you have to pass these subjects individually. In addition, you have to pass your 12th Boards overall to be elligible to answer NEET 2019. You also need to understand the importance of Physics in Medicine. Leaving it out completely from your preparations will do you more harm than good. A basic understanding in Physics is required to understand the mechanism of Blood flow and the pumping of the heart as well as electric change that takes place in a cell to carry out normal functions. You will encounter it in optics of the eye as well as many laws in physiology are based on it. So don't fear it so much. If you are not good at it, that's alright. Start studying physics everyday, little by little and it won't be as dreadful as now. I hope this was helpful to you. All the very best for your preparations!
If you fail in Physics, you will not be able to answer NEET 2019. Apart from getting an aggregate of 50% in PCB subjects, you have to pass these subjects individually. In addition, you have to pass your 12th Boards overall to be elligible to answer NEET 2019. You also need to understand the importance of Physics in Medicine. Leaving it out completely from your preparations will do you more harm than good. A basic understanding in Physics is required to understand the mechanism of Blood flow and the pumping of the heart as well as electric change that takes place in a cell to carry out normal functions. You will encounter it in optics of the eye as well as many laws in physiology are based on it. So don't fear it so much. If you are not good at it, that's alright. Start studying physics everyday, little by little and it won't be as dreadful as now. I hope this was helpful to you. All the very best for your preparations!
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It depends on your board.. most boards have 35% as the passing percentage for all subjects in Higher Secondary...
AIIMS and JIPMER are the only options. However, they are more competitive.
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