Hii i need to score 500 to get mbbs clg i can’t score more than 250 should i focus on high weighatge chapter in physics and chemistry ?? Can i get 100+ by doing only inorganic and organic part in chemistry ??
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Hii… first of all you need 650+ to get good gmc and to be on a safer side.
Secondly, you are not able to score 250+ then at first complete your botany zoology syllabus with ample mcq practice of each and every chapter.
Clear your basic concepts of physics and soove normal basic type mcqs so that you can get the idea what’s going on… what are the concepts.
And it’s easy to score inorganic chemistry especially s,p,d,f block chapters as questions are directly framed form ncert.
These are basic tips.
Command on these things first.
Hope this may help you.
All the best!!
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