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Hello ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, yes you will get am admission in SIR J.J COLLEGE of Architecture. But as per the eligibility criteria , you also need to clear the entrance exam like NATA or JEE MAIN PAPER II .

I hope this helps !

All the best for your future!

Hello,

The NEET cutoff for BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) admission varies by institute. For example, in Goa Medical College, the cutoff for the general category is around 580 to 610 marks.

For SC category students, the cutoff is usually lower, but it depends on the institute. It is best to check the official website of the college where you want to apply for accurate details.

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Hello there,

If you need to understand the proper procedure for taking a NEET Physics mock test to achieve maximum results without becoming overwhelmed.

Time management stands as the primary concern for success throughout the NEET Physics mock test. Physics poses difficulties so you need to minimize your time allocation on individual questions.

The ideal duration to complete the physics questions should fall between 40 to 45 minutes. The initial phase of the test should involve scanning the questions before selecting the straightforward ones first.

Most of the questions readily available are simple formula or conceptual problems that avoid complex mathematical operations. You will gain confidence while conserving time for more challenging questions by responding speedily to them.

You should start numerical questions by writing down the provided information before continuing. Writing down all provided information first enables better visual understanding of the issue.

After recollecting the appropriate formula insert the necessary values. The solution here is to check the units because they could offer a clear method to eliminate incorrect answers.

Measurements which appear complex should be approximated with simplified calculations for obtaining a satisfactory response. Do not stay long on difficult questions because you should mark them for later review before continuing to other sections.

We should focus on the negative marking approach for this subject. The decision should be your final one when you are certain about a response so mark it without hesitation.

You should consider making a calculated move when you are certain about 50-70% of the answer provided you eliminate any two incorrect answers.

Marking questions without knowing the correct answer will result in losing points so skipping unknown questions is the best strategy in this situation.

Pay close attention to OMR filling procedures during the test.

Hope this will help!

Sure,

You can take help of these books which will guide you for 11th class as well as neet.

Mathematics - RD SHARMA

Physics - Physics for Neet by DC Pandey , S.L Arora

Chemistry -"PRADEEP'S CHEMISTRY by RD Sharma

Biology - Biology by Trueman

These books can help you guide through your class 11th and for neet preparation.

Hello,

If your fingerprints don’t get verified on the NEET exam day, you may still be allowed to appear for the exam, but the invigilators will follow specific guidelines set by NTA.  They may verify your identity through alternative means like photo ID and admit card. Any discrepancy is usually reported to the authorities for further action. It's important to remain calm and cooperate with the exam staff to resolve the issue.

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The curriculum generally includes the following subjects:

Semester 1:

• Applied Mathematics I
• Applied Physics I
• Introduction to Glass & Ceramic Engineering
• Engineering Drawing
• Introduction to Computer

Semester 2:

• Applied Mechanics I
• Applied Mathematics II
• Applied Physics II
• Applied Chemistry I
• Workshop Practice

Semester 3:

• Applied Chemistry II
• Fundamental Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical and Civil Engineering
• Industrial Operations
• Pottery & Refractory
• Modelling & Mould Lab

Semester 4:

• Glass and Enamel
• Glass and Ceramic Engineering Drawing
• Industrial Calculations and Environmental Pollution
• Fuels, Furnaces & Pyrometry
• Element of Geology
• Industrial Visits

Semester 5:

• Industrial Management
• Modern Ceramics and its Application
• Pottery and Porcelain I
• Refractory Technology
• Glass Technology I
• Pottery and Refractory Lab
• Glass and Ceramic Workshop
• Industrial Training

Semester 6:

• Environmental Education & Disaster Management
• Cement and Lime
• Ceramic Machinery and Furnace Design
• Glass & Ceramic Engineering Drawing II
• Elective Subjects
• Labs
• Projects
• Industrial Visits

Please note that the exact subjects and their distribution may vary depending on the institution offering the diploma.