#Class 12 Physics Syllabus

[arihant-publication]

CBSE Chapterwise Solved Papers - Physics, Chemistry, Biology Class 12 (Set of 3 Books)

“CBSE CHAPTERWISE SOLVED PAPERS CLASS 12” which has been designed as per the latest syllabus & rationalized NCERT. Formulated in a chapterwise manner, this book covers all Previous Years’ Question Papers from 2023-2011, arranging questions as per marks & map-based questions in descending order. In each chapter, Trend Analysis, Value Points, Other Similar Questions, and Hints are provided to get a clear understanding of each concept. Besides this, 3 sample papers & CBSE Latest Sample Paper at the end of the book make it a complete self-study material for class 12th student.

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Ace Your CBSE Class 12 Physics: Free PDF Syllabus 2024-25

Unlock the key to success with the latest chapter-wise Class 12 Physics syllabus for CBSE Board Exams 2025. Download the free PDF to meticulously plan your preparation. Organized by unit-wise topics, this resource empowers you to strategize effectively, ensuring comprehensive coverage. With a clear roadmap in hand, conquer your studies and excel in your academic journey.

More : https://www.educart.co/cbse/cbse-syllabus-class-12-physics

[sleepymothafterhours]

Astronomy Student Xavier Headcanons

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Xavier who's more surprised he hasn't gotten a cease and desist from you for stalking with how often he runs into you

not that it was on purpose! You happened to have a physics class together which led to studying together once and never again because of how much you worked

which led to him discovering you work at one of his favorite restaurants, it was always busy when he came in so you never noticed him there, or so he thought

Astronomer!Xavier who's classes have to start at the minimum of noon or else he will sleep through them no matter how many alarms he has set so after 3 years of getting away with it he realizes with great dread that he has to schedule an 8AM class he has no other option, he could take it online..

but astonomer!Xavier is also very lazy, the sin of Sloth reincarnated, he knew he wouldn't do the work

So he enrolls

Xavier misses the first two weeks of class after falling back asleep each and every time his alarm went off, he gets the work done but the professor refuses to put the slides in the online forum "If you miss you make it up yourself." is written explicitly in the syllabus in bold print so he couldn't miss it

He doesn't know what to expect when you show up at his door with a stack of neatly typed notes in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other

He finds your number on a sticky note in the middle of the stack with your name and a smiley face next to it, not that he needed it of course, he learned your name your first year at the school and hasn't been able to get it out of his mind since

Xavier who's been trying to come up with an excuse to talk to you since orientation day when you sat next to him nevermind that the gym was packed and you seemed to sit there cause you had nowhere else to go.

When he finally calls you you don't pick up only to call him later, out of breath and apologizing, you were at your internship doing work for nearly 12 hours

the man asks you over before he can even think about the words he's saying

He can hear the smile on your face as you say sure and hang up

Astronomer!Xavier who invited you over under the idea of studying for a few of your shared classes

but then you kiss him and all thought of doing anything but you flys out of his head faster than light itself

[milkoomi]

semester success. ᥫ᭡

[ 3 chapter mini series ]

in this series, i’m going to teach you all my helpful tips and tricks on how to succeed in the new semester in just 3 quick chapters! get ready to take notes, we’re diving right in!

chapter one — THE STARTING WEEK

the first week of a new semester can be daunting. how the rest of your semester will go depends on how your first week starts. so let’s make sure we start the semester on the right foot!

class is in session …

୨ৎ — the week before

if you can start preparations at least one week before the start of the new semester, do it!

here’s what you can do:

monday & tuesday - gather all your supplies

the basics…

backpack / school bag

folders / binders / notebooks / planner

pencil case / pencils / pens / highlighters

laptop / tablet / tablet pen / chargers

essentials…

textbooks / required materials

personal care & hygiene products (i.e. deodorant, perfume, lip balm, hair ties, hand sanitizer, feminine products)

headphones

in case you’re missing a few extra supplies, be sure to go and make those necessary purchases! create a checklist if you have to!

wednesday - check student email

be sure to check your student email for any new updates from your teachers/professors! you also want to make sure you give yourself a solid amount of time before classes start back up to keep checking for updates and/or important announcements.

** from this point up until the day before your new semester starts, keep checking your student email. i recommend checking at least 4 times per day! once in the morning around 8-9am, twice in the afternoon around 12-1pm & around 3-4pm, and then once more at night around 7-8pm!

thursday & friday - plan for the first week

grab your planner (whether it’s physical or digital) and take some time to plan out your first week! make note of what classes you have on what days & include the times those classes start, write down any important non-school related appointments/events that you have during that first week, and be sure to include time during that first week where you can rest and relax.

saturday - review syllabus & double checking

take some time out of your day to read and review each of your class’ syllabi! make sure you read through them thoroughly and highlight any important dates that show up in the course semester schedule. i also recommend highlighting your teachers’/professors’ contact information, and if they have office hours be sure to make note of that as well!

also, let this second-to-last day before the start of the semester be designated for last minute preparations. double check that you have all your supplies, check your student email again, and just make sure you complete everything else that might be on your to-do list.

sunday - relaxing & decompressing

the final day of your break before the semester starts should be used to just rest and relax. treat yourself kindly on this day; pamper yourself! do skincare, treat yourself to a cozy day in, watch your favorite show or movies, journal! do something that makes you feel at ease and makes you feel happy! it’s important to have a day where you can just relax and only focus on relaxing.

you might also want to ease your mind by doing some last minute cleaning and reorganizing! starting a new semester with a refreshed study space/room (whether it be an office or your bedroom) can help alleviate some stress that might still be lingering. refresh your space and clear your mind!

this little schedule might not be the exact one you follow, and that’s okay! i made this as an example of what you can do & what your week before might look like!

୨ৎ — academic weapon style

get dressed up for your first week back! wear the clothes that make you feel confident and that help you set the tone for yourself.

gather inspiration! dress like your favorite academic icons! hop onto pinterest & look for style inspo for different characters like…

rory gilmore

hermione granger

meredith grey

cristina yang

elle woods

spencer hastings

blair waldorf

cristina yang , blair wladorf , spencer hastings

୨ৎ — create a consistent morning & night routine

it’s important to have a routine, especially in the morning and at night. having a routine that works for you and your schedule will help smooth any rough edges that might come up during your semester!

go to sleep & wake up at the same time every day

incorporate self care/hygiene routine in the morning and night

include health & wellness aspects (journaling, morning yoga, etc.)

make your bed as soon as you wake up

set aside time to unwind/time for yourself

୨ৎ — chat with/get to know your professors

the first week is all about figuring out the vibe of your class, so get a feel for your environment and who your professors are! you will be working with them for the next 16 weeks!

use this time to ask questions, let your professor know a little bit about you, and take notes on what your professor asks from you and your classmates during this semester.

after you’ve taken the time to review the syllabus prior to classes starting, write down possible questions or concerns that you can bring up to your teachers!

before you’re dismissed …

take on the first week with your full strength! create that good first impression for yourself and set the path for your incoming success!

with lots of love, faustina 🌷

[shankhachil]

Countdown to JEE (Main): Week 2/33

I've done a lot this week! Hit almost all the topics I wanted to. You'll notice that there are some topics I've covered but not solved questions for — these are the ones I studied for the first time and/or made notes for.

Other than that, I have my school unit tests from next Wednesday, so there's that. Sadness.....

Test results:

Test at physics tuition center: 116/120, rank 1/67! Yay!

Aryabhatta National Mathematics Competition: score unknown, result expected on 10/07/2024.

Topics covered:

Physics: Potential and Capacitance; Electromagnetic Waves, Waves on a String; Modern Physics; Gravitation; Electromagnetic Induction (6/3)

Chemistry: Chemical Thermodynamics; Atomic Structure; Chemical Equilibrium; Halogen Derivatives; Solid State (5/3)

Mathematics: Differential Equations; Area Under a Curve; Applications of Derivatives; Determinants; Complex Numbers; Ellipses; Hyperbola; Binomial Theorem; Functions (9/3)

Questions solved:

Physics: - FIITJEE Electrostatics* module, Assignment section — 56 questions, 52 correct - Allen Potential and Capacitance module, O1 and O2 — 88 questions, 77 correct -FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Electromagnetic Waves — 12 questions, 10 correct - Allen Waves on a String module, O1 and O2 — 67 questions, 59 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Modern Physics — 40 questions, 34 correct - Allen Gravitation module, O1 and O2 — 61 questions, 55 correct Total: 383/60 questions, 287 correct *FIITJEE includes Potential and Capacitance under Electrostatics, while Allen does not.

Chemistry: - Allen Chemical Thermodynamics module, S1 and S2 — 40 questions, 37 correct - R. N. Sarin, Atomic Structure — 18 questions, 18 correct - R. N. Sarin, Chemical Equilibrium — 11 questions, 11 correct - Allen Halogen Derivatives module, JEE (Advanced) archives — 24 questions, 22 correct Total: 93/60 questions, 88 correct

Mathematics: - Allen Differential Equations module, O1 — 30 questions, 25 correct - Allen Area Under a Curve module, Do Yourself 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and O2 — 51 questions, 46 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Applications of Derivatives — 45 questions, 39 correct - FIITJEE JEE (Main) archives, Determinants — 22 questions, 17 correct - Yellow Book, Complex Numbers, single-choice questions — 20 questions, 17 correct - Pink Book, Ellipses, single-choice questions — 16 questions, 14 correct - Yellow Book, Binomial Theorem, single-choice questions — 15 questions, 12 correct - Pink Book, Hyperbolas, single-choice questions — 21 questions, 18 correct - Allen Functions module, O1 and JEE (Main) archives — 48 questions, 44 correct Total: 268/60 questions, 232 correct

GRAND TOTAL: 744/400 questions, 607 correct

Upcoming tests:

23/06/2024 (next Sunday) — Allen monthly test. Topics: Kinetic Theory of Gases; Physical Thermodynamics; Electrostatics; Potential and Capacitance; Current Electricity; Electromagnetic Induction; Alternating Current; Electromagnetic Waves; Waves on a String; Sound Waves; Ray Optics; Wave Optics; Circle; Functions; Differentiation; Applications of Derivatives; Indefinite Integrals; Definite Integrals; Area Under a Curve; Differential Equations; Matrices; Silicates; Molecules That Do Not Exist; Coordination Chemistry; Metallurgy; Electronic Displacement Effects; Halogen Derivatives; Atomic Structure; Chemical Equilibrium; Solid State; Solutions; Chemical Kinetics; Chemical Thermodynamics. Yeah. I've no idea how I'm going to finish the syllabus in time, since I haven't even started Coordination Chemistry, Metallurgy or Alternating Current — they finished the classes in Allen before I even joined the batch. Anyway, let's see.

That'll be all till next week — see you again!

[heart-full-of-lust]

Course Title: Big Dick Energy (BDE) 101

Course Description: This course will explore the concept of Big Dick Energy (BDE), its dynamics, and its applications in various interpersonal and sexual scenarios. Students will learn about the psychological, biological, and social aspects of BDE, as well as practical techniques for cultivating and harnessing their own BDE. Through lectures, discussions, and interactive exercises, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of this powerful and often misunderstood concept.

Course Duration: 12 weeks

Course Syllabus:

Week 1: Introduction to Big Dick Energy

Definition and origins of BDE

BDE vs. toxic masculinity

Identifying BDE in popular culture and media

Week 2: The Psychology of BDE

The role of confidence and self-assurance

Body language and non-verbal communication

The importance of authenticity and genuineness

Week 3: Biological and Evolutionary Perspectives on BDE

The role of testosterone and other hormones

Dominance hierarchies and sexual selection

The evolution of human sexual behavior

Week 4: BDE in Relationships

Establishing and maintaining power dynamics

Negotiation and communication in relationships

Case study: Ryan and Hailey's threesome arrangements

Week 5: BDE and Sexual Performance

The importance of stamina and endurance

Techniques for enhancing sexual pleasure

Overcoming performance anxiety and insecurities

Week 6: BDE and Kink

Exploring dominant and submissive roles

The art of dirty talk and erotic communication

Incorporating BDE into BDSM and other kinks

Week 7: BDE in Group Settings

Navigating threesomes and other multi-partner scenarios

Establishing boundaries and consent

Case study: Matt, Helen, and Ryan's office party dynamics

Week 8: Cultivating BDE

Building confidence and self-esteem

Developing assertiveness and leadership skills

Techniques for enhancing physical presence and charisma

Week 9: BDE and Gender

BDE in non-heteronormative relationships

The role of BDE in queer and non-binary identities

Challenging gender stereotypes and expectations

Week 10: BDE and Ethics

Consent and boundaries in BDE dynamics

Avoiding manipulation and coercion

The importance of mutual respect and consideration

Week 11: Advanced BDE Techniques

Energy projection and aura control

The use of props, toys, and accessories in enhancing BDE

Role-playing and scenario-based exercises

Week 12: Final Project and Course Review

Students will present a final project demonstrating their understanding and application of BDE concepts

Course review and wrap-up discussion

Assessment:

Class participation and discussion (20%)

Weekly reflection journals (30%)

Midterm essay: Personal BDE journey (25%)

Final project: BDE demonstration or case study analysis (25%)

Required Reading:

"The Art of Seduction" by Robert Greene

"The Ethical Slut" by Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy

"The Evolution of Desire" by David M. Buss

"The New Male Sexuality" by Bernie Zilbergeld

Additional Resources:

Documentaries and films exploring human sexuality and relationships

Guest lecturers and panel discussions with experts in the fields of sexology, psychology, and anthropology

Online forums and communities dedicated to the discussion and exploration of BDE

Note: This course is intended for mature audiences and may contain explicit content and discussions. Student discretion is advised.

Course Instructor: Dr. Cassandra "Cass" Hartley, Ph.D., expert in human sexuality and interpersonal dynamics, with extensive experience in the exploration and application of Big Dick Energy.

[princessspy566]

Having almost finished college for the year, I feel like there are a few things I must say to those interested in going to college or riddled with nerves regarding their future in academia. 1) No one knows what they're doing, and if they do, they're not going to care or remember an awkward encounter you had with them, so don't worry about it. 2) Do however care about the connections you make! It's incredibly important to meet professors in office hours and figure out who your peers are! 2.5) Do not expect transactional relationships with others, that's the quickest way to loose friendships. Call it personal experience. 3) FIND out about university resources! Is there a tutoring facility? What does their disability center look like? 4) Make sure you have documentation and an appointment planned if you need disability accommodations, that stuff can take forever. 5) GET SUFFICIENT NUTRIENTS, make sure you get fruits and veg, as well as protein daily! 6) If you commute make sure you have commuter friends, that legitimately sucked not having freshman year. 7) Familiarize yourself with the university library, I promise you it makes life easier 8) If you're in an honors college or organization, do not limit yourself to interacting with just them. It will be insufferable and isolating, make sure to branch out. 9) Additionally, if an organization requires a fee to be paid for each semester you participate for, be wary. Is it worth it to be in a 'prestigious' club if you're required to pay $100 per semester? I didn't think so. 10) Following the previous tip, if you didn't get into an honors college or organization, do not feel bad. You are smart and capable regardless. 11) Do not compare yourself to others - everyone is at different stage of life, no one is on the same path nor will anyone ever be. Quit it with the deprecation or lack of self worth. 12) If you study a lot with physical textbooks, invest in a bookstand-- I bought mine off of amazon for 20 bucks, best thing I've ever spent money on. 13) Email professors in advance regarding the syllabus, that way you can prepare in advance. 14) Just because a textbook is on the syllabus, doesn't mean you have to buy it. However, do not cut corners for books that are important, what you use to study matters (ex. cheap textbook that loosely covers the class's content vs an e-textbook you can rent online) 14) have fun! yes, you're paying to get an education, but as a trusted friend of mine has told me-- a stressed brain does not retain information well. Make sure you're doing at least 1 of every type of the following: a hobby that's physical, a hobby that's creative, a hobby that's educational, a hobby that's financial, and one that evolves your mindset.

[acharyaclasses]

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[memberment]

Welcome to Hell

alright guys here's my proper good morning

One of my physics classes updated early so school officially has started. Random insanity and writing updates are prob gonna plummet for a while. Membermentmania is still gonna get updated when I do write, but there will definitely be significantly less of me writing from like now through Halloween season.

Fic updates will be normal but I may or may not be a lil less yappy.

Send prayers.

10:30 I looked at my syllabus and I have time (which I will not be abusing, I swear) so I'm letting myself work on genesis for a bit before I actually throw myself into physics hell. Guess who's finally finishing chapter 22!!!!!!

It's me.

I'm doing it.

Because I don't wanna have to go backwards after I press on.

But I am literally concepting a realm as I type and it is wild. I am thanking the gods I don't believe in for gifting me an unrelenting, endless, forever yappy internal monologue.

(12:20) Forgot to update immediately 22 is done and I am back to reading and sitting at 94.5k. Holy shit, y'all. Me personally, I love the angel I just concepted. There was no thought only process and writing. AND I LOVE IT!!!!!

Not more than Romeo and Juliet.

BUT GOD, THE ANGEL OF DOOMED MAGICAL GIRLS IS FUCKING WONDERFUL.

(12:31) Ugh I'm up to reading 25 and now I'm just thinking about the fact that the title 'I Want To Live' applies to Stan, but isn't actually about Stan at all. Because this chapter is a lie in the sense that it's not actually Stan centric, despite focusing on him for the amount of time that it does. Shoot me. AND I HAVE TO READ 26 AFTER THIS

I'm abt to start incoherently screaming. They hurt my soul.

(2:52) I just wrote the entirety of 27, save for the beginning flashback. And once again concepted an angel no thought just writing it out. Seems to be that I am good at that. But needless to say, I'm devastated. And now back on track with finishing this. Also I'm at 97.2k.

[learner-hunt]

What is B Pharma?

Bachelor in Pharmacy is a 4-year undergraduate program in the field of Pharmacy that deals with health and chemical science. Throughout the B. Pharma program, students are introduced to various medicines and drugs and their uses and effects/side effects. To be eligible for B. Pharma, a student must pass the class 12 (with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) board exam. The minimum requirement of marks varies for different Pharmacy institutes.

Pharmacy isn’t just about dispensing medications; it’s a blend of science, health care, direct patient contact, technology, ethics, and lifelong learning. In essence, Pharmacy revolves around the study of drugs, from their discovery and development to their production and dispensation, ensuring optimal therapeutic results.

Bachelor of Pharmacy, commonly known as B. Pharm is a 4 Year undergraduate course in India for students who are aspiring to build their careers in the field of medicine or healthcare. By Pursuing this program, students gain a comprehensive understanding of biochemical sciences, how medicines are made, and medicine distribution amongst distributors.

Only those Candidates are eligible for the degree who score a minimum of 50% overall aggregate in the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics streams, i.e., PCB or PCBM, in their 10+2 examination. Some of the popular entrance examinations that interested candidates can appear for Jobs after B Pharma Program are UPSEE, MH CET, IPU CET, WB JEE, and KCET.

Subjects Covered in B Pharma

Here is a description of popular B Pharma Programs in India Subjects that are an essential part of this course:

Human Anatomy & Physiology

Pharmaceutical Analysis

Pharmaceutics

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry

Communication Skills

Remedial Biology Remedial Mathematics

Biochemistry Pathophysiology

Computer Applications in Pharmacy

Environmental Sciences

Physical Pharmaceutics

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Pharmaceutical Engineering

Medicinal Chemistry Popular B Pharma Subjects

Human Anatomy & Physiology: The Students will learn about human anatomy which means the study of structures of the human body. And the students also study human physiology which means the study of how the human body parts work. The whole concepts describe the chemistry and physics behind the basic body functions and how systematic body functions work together.

Someotherparts of the syllabus:

Introduction to the Human Body

The Cellular level of organisation

Tissue level of organisation

Integumentary System

Skeletal Systems

Joints

Body Fluids & Blood

Lymphatic System

Peripheral Nervous System

Special Senses

Cardiovascular Systems

2. Pharmaceutical Analysis: The purpose of Pharmaceutical Analysis is to identify substances, purify them, separate them, quantify them, determine the molecular structures of chemical compounds that make up pharmaceuticals, and determine how these compounds are combined to make up a pharmaceutical product. Specifically, it relates to the analysis of raw materials and pharmaceutical formulations, entails the determination of ingredients, impurities, excipients, and uniformity, solubility, and dissolution rate to identify active components, contaminants, and impurities.

3. Pharmaceutics: Pharmaceutics is the discipline of pharmacy that deals with all facets of the process of turning a new chemical entity (NCE) into a safe and effective medication. Pharmaceutics is the science of dosage form design. Pharmaceutics deals with the formulation of a pure drug substance into a dosage form. Pharmaceutics is a subject that is included in all four years of B. Pharm Apart from this, Pharmaceutics department handles the following subjects:

Physical Pharmacy

Pharmaceutical Engineering

Cosmeticology

4. Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry: Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a branch of chemistry that deals with the chemical, biochemical and pharmacological aspects of drugs & drug products. It includes different aspects such as synthesis & isolation of drugs, identification, analysis, structural elucidation, study of the chemical characteristics, biochemical changes after drug administration & their pharmacological effects. It includes both Organic & Inorganic Chemistry.

Inorganic chemistry is the study of elements & their compounds; except carbon & its compounds which are studied under Organic chemistry. However, the distinction between the organic and inorganic are not absolute, & there is much overlap.

5. Medicinal Chemistry: Medicinal Chemistry is a discipline that deals with the development and analysis of drugs and other bioagents. Medicinal Chemistry is a subject inspired by organic chemistry, pharmacology, and medicine.

6. Biochemistry Pathophysiology: Biochemistry deals with chemical processes related to living organisms. It is a lab-based subject that binds biology and Chemistry. By using the knowledge & techniques of chemistry, individuals can solve biological nuances.

B Pharma Specializations

Theses are some of the B Pharma Specializations:

Pharmaceutical Technology

Quality Assurance

Pharmaceutical Marketing Management

Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Ayurveda

Pharmaceutics

Pharmacology

Pharmaceutical Analysis & Quality Assurance

Clinical Pharmacy

Pharmacy Practice

Pharmacognosy

Phytopharmaceuticals and Natural Products

Drug Discovery and Development

Medicinal Chemistry

Bulk Drugs

Drug Regulatory Affairs

Biopharmaceutics

Industrial Pharmacy

Top B Pharma Entrance Exams

The Following are B Pharma Entrance Exams:

PUCET

MHT-CET

BITSAT

NEET

NMIMS NPAT

CUCET

DSAT  

B Pharma Entrance Exams

PUCET: Panjab University Common Entrance Test (PU CET) is conducted by Panjab University, Chandigarh in order to offer candidates admission in BSc (Hons.) courses in varsity. The PU CET is a university level entrance exam that is conducted once in a year. The entrance exam is held in offline mode (pen & paper test) and aspirants need to meet the eligibility criteria in order to appear for the entrance exam and apply for admission.

MHT-CET: Maharashtra CET Cell will release the final MHT CET 2024 merit list on August 8, 2024. Candidates whose names appear in the merit list will be considered for MHT CET.

BITSAT: BITS Pilani released the BITSAT eligibility criteria 2024 online mode. Candidates must check the information brochure to know the eligibility criteria for BITSAT 2024. The BITSAT Eligibility 2024 is the condition to appear for the BITS Admission Test. However, the eligibility criteria comprise education qualification, age, and qualifying marks. Candidates who meet the BITSAT B.E. eligibility criteria can complete the BITSAT registration online.

NEET: The full form of NEET is National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). It is the sole entrance test for admission to undergraduate medical and paramedical courses offered in India. The exam is conducted once a year in offline or paper-pencil based test (PBT) mode for three hours and 20 minutes or 200 minutes. As far as the NEET exam pattern is concerned, there are 200 questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology, out of which 180 questions have to be attempted.

NMIMS NPAT: NPAT or NMIMS Programs after 12th is an entrance exam conducted for admission into courses including BBA, BSc (Finance), BSc (Economics), BCom (Hons.), B.A. (Hons.) Liberal Arts and BBM. Different Campuses of NMIMS situated at Mumbai, Shirpur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, Indore and Dhule offers UG admission based on the NPAT scores. The Exam is conducted as a computer-based test from the test centre. This article on the NPAT exam provides complete information, including eligibility criteria, admission process, test pattern, syllabus and more.

CUCET: CUCET is a University - level entrance test conducted online by Chandigarh University (CU). The exam is mandatory for admission to different undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered by the university in streams like engineering and management. CU’s Common Entrance Test also offers scholarships for all its Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs.

DSAT: DSAT (Dayanand Sagar Admission Test) is a university-level admission test conducted every year by Dayanand Sagar University, Bengaluru. The DSAT admission test will be conducted for candidates seeking admission in various UG and PG courses of Engineering, Management, Pharmacy etc. fields. Here in this article, we have provided the complete details with the latest updates on DSAT Application Form.

B Pharma Eligibility Criteria

Before enlisting the B Pharmacy subjects, let’s first understand the eligibility criteria of the course. Students who wish to pursue B. Pharma Program. need to have completed their 12th standard education with science subjects, either non-medical or medical. While they may get some different elective choices, the course is roughly the same for both branches of science.

Those who have completed a Diploma in Pharmacy (D. Pharm.) are also eligible to apply for this course as it provides introduction to B. Pharmacy Subjects. There are many entrance exams held separately for Private and State Universities in India, the most prominent one being the GPAT (Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test). For Students who wish to pursue a B. Pharmacy abroad, they have to appear in standardized tests like the SAT as well language proficiency exams like IELTS, TOEFL or PTE, etc.

B Pharma Carrer Opportunities

Pharmacist

Drug Inspector

Quality Control

Clinical Researcher

Hospital Pharmacist

Chemical Technician

Medical Representative

Medical Writer

Pharmacologist

Drug Therapist

Top 10 B. Pharmacy Colleges in India

Jamia Hamdard University

Institute of Chemical Technology

Birla Institute of Technology

Panjab University

Indian Institute of Technology Banaras Hindu University

KLE College of Pharmacy

JSS College of Pharmacy

Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

University College of Pharmaceutical Science, Kakatiya University

Delhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research

Conclusion

After completing B Pharma Program, individuals with a B Pharmacy degree have choices in numerous fields. The field in which you apply will also affect the job’s pay. According to official statistics, graduate salaries are generally greater than non-graduate salaries in all professions. Along with the course you passed, many other things influence your wage. It would help if you ultimately decided which professional path is best for you. The B. Pharmacy degree can be earned in five years, but it can also be finished in four. Numerous universities and colleges in India provide top-notch B pharmacy programs. India has some of the most excellent B pharmacy course facilities worldwide.

[navabharathnationalschoolsstuff]

Guiding Your Child through the CBSE System: Essential Tips for Parents in Coimbatore

Navigating the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) system can be both rewarding and challenging for parents. With its structured curriculum, national recognition, and emphasis on holistic development, CBSE schools in Coimbatore provide a strong foundation for students. However, parental involvement plays a crucial role in ensuring a child’s success.

This comprehensive guide offers practical tips to help you support your child’s academic journey in CBSE-affiliated schools, covering study habits, exam preparation, extracurricular balance, and emotional well-being—all while maintaining a focus on Coimbatore’s competitive educational landscape.

Why Choose CBSE Schools in Coimbatore?

The CBSE board is widely preferred for several reasons:

Nationally Recognized Curriculum: Ensures smooth transitions for families relocating across India.

Competitive Exam Alignment: The syllabus is designed to prepare students for JEE, NEET, and other national-level entrance tests.

Holistic Development: Emphasizes academics, sports, arts, and life skills for well-rounded growth.

Technological Integration: Many CBSE schools in Coimbatore incorporate smart classrooms and digital learning tools.

Parents in Coimbatore appreciate the board’s structured approach, which balances rigorous academics with opportunities for creative and physical development.

Parenting Tips for CBSE Success

1. Establish a Structured Study Routine

A consistent study schedule helps children manage the CBSE syllabus effectively.

Designate a quiet, well-lit study space.

Break study sessions into 45-minute blocks with short breaks.

Encourage daily revision to reinforce concepts.

Pro Tip: Use real-life examples (e.g., cooking, shopping) to teach math and science concepts.

2. Understand the CBSE Curriculum

Familiarize yourself with the CBSE grading system, exam patterns, and key subjects.

Focus on NCERT textbooks, as CBSE exams are primarily based on them.

Track syllabus updates from the official CBSE website.

Attend parent-teacher meetings to stay informed about your child’s progress.

3. Encourage Active Learning over Rote Memorization

CBSE emphasizes conceptual understanding. Help your child:

Solve practical problems rather than just memorizing facts.

Use mind maps, flashcards, and quizzes for better retention.

Discuss lessons to improve critical thinking.

4. Balance Academics and Extracurricular Activities

While CBSE is academically rigorous, a well-rounded education includes:

Sports for physical fitness and discipline.

Arts and music for creativity.

Coding, robotics, or public speaking for skill development.

Set reasonable limits on screen time and encourage hobbies that complement school learning.

5. Leverage Digital Learning Tools

Many CBSE schools in Coimbatore use technology for interactive learning. Supplement this with:

Educational apps (Byju’s, Khan Academy, Toppr).

Online quizzes and video tutorials for difficult topics.

E-libraries for additional reading material.

6. Teach Effective Time Management

CBSE’s extensive syllabus requires smart planning. Help your child:

Maintain a planner for assignments, tests, and projects.

Prioritize tasks based on deadlines and difficulty.

Avoid last-minute cramming by spacing out study sessions.

7. Prepare for Board Exams Strategically

Class 10 and 12 board exams are crucial. Support your child by:

Starting revision at least 3-4 months in advance.

Practicing with previous years’ question papers.

Simulating exam conditions with timed tests.

8. Foster a Growth Mindset

Encourage resilience and a positive attitude toward learning.

Praise effort, not just results (e.g., “You worked hard!” instead of “You’re so smart!”).

Normalize mistakes as part of the learning process.

Set achievable goals to build confidence.

9. Monitor Emotional Well-being

Academic pressure can be stressful. Ensure your child:

Takes regular breaks and gets enough sleep.

Engages in relaxing activities like meditation or hobbies.

Feels comfortable discussing school-related anxieties.

10. Stay Engaged with the School Community

Participate in school events and workshops.

Network with other parents for shared tips and support.

Communicate regularly with teachers to address concerns early.

Conclusion

Choosing a CBSE school in Coimbatore is just the first step—your involvement as a parent significantly impacts your child’s success. By fostering good study habits, maintaining a balanced routine, and providing emotional support, you can help your child thrive in the CBSE system.

Remember, education is not just about grades; it’s about nurturing curiosity, resilience, and a lifelong love for learning. With the right guidance, your child can excel academically while developing essential life skills for the future.

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MBBS Admission in India 2025 – Complete Guide for NEET Aspirants

Pursuing MBBS in India is a dream for many students. With increasing competition and limited government seats, understanding the MBBS admission process is crucial. This complete guide is designed to help NEET 2025 aspirants navigate eligibility, application steps, counseling, and more.

1. Eligibility Criteria for MBBS Admission in India 2025

To apply for MBBS in India, students must meet the following eligibility conditions:

Academic Qualification: Must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English.

Minimum Marks: General – 50%, OBC/SC/ST – 40%, PwD – 45%.

Age Limit: Minimum age is 17 years as of December 31, 2025.

NEET Qualification: A valid NEET 2025 score is mandatory for all medical admissions in India.

2. NEET 2025 – The Gateway to MBBS

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) is the only entrance exam for MBBS admission in India.

Exam Date: May 2025 (tentative)

Syllabus: Based on NCERT Class 11 and 12 (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

NEET Score Validity: Valid for the current admission year only (except for abroad, where it’s valid for 3 years)

3. Types of MBBS Colleges in India

Government Medical Colleges – Low fees, highly competitive

Private Medical Colleges – Higher fees, management quota available

Deemed Universities – Centrally governed, separate counseling process

AIIMS & JIPMER – Now included under NEET from 2020 onwards

Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) – Special selection procedure

4. Total MBBS Seats in India 2025 (Estimated)

College TypeSeats (Approx.)Government Colleges55,000+Private Colleges45,000+Deemed Universities8,000+AIIMS/JIPMER2,000+Total MBBS Seats1,10,000+

5. Admission Process – Step-by-Step

Step 1: Appear for NEET 2025

Register at nta.neet.nic.in

Download admit card and appear for the exam.

Step 2: NEET Result & Scorecard

Check your score and All India Rank (AIR).

Step 3: Counseling Registration

There are two major types of counseling:

➤ All India Quota (AIQ – 15%)

Conducted by MCC (Medical Counseling Committee)

Includes AIIMS, JIPMER, and central universities

➤ State Quota (85%)

Conducted by individual state authorities

For students with state domicile

Step 4: Choice Filling & Locking

Select preferred colleges and courses based on your rank

Step 5: Seat Allotment

Based on NEET rank, category, preferences, and seat availability

Step 6: Reporting to College

Submit original documents and pay admission fees

6. MBBS Fees in India 2025

College TypeAnnual Fees RangeGovernment Colleges₹10,000 – ₹1,00,000Private Colleges₹7 – ₹25 lakhsDeemed Universities₹10 – ₹30 lakhsNRI Quota₹25 – ₹50 lakhs

7. Documents Required for Admission

NEET 2025 Admit Card & Scorecard

Class 10 & 12 Mark Sheets and Certificates

Domicile Certificate (for state quota)

Caste/Category Certificate (if applicable)

Migration Certificate

Identity Proof (Aadhaar, Passport, etc.)

Passport-size photographs

8. Tips for NEET Aspirants

Focus on NCERT textbooks for Biology, Physics, and Chemistry

Practice mock tests and solve previous year papers

Manage time efficiently and stay consistent

Revise regularly and avoid last-minute cramming

Take care of mental and physical health during preparation

Conclusion

Securing MBBS admission in India is competitive but achievable with the right preparation and a clear understanding of the process. Whether aiming for a government college or a private institution, qualifying NEET-UG 2025 is the key. Stay updated with official counseling dates, prepare smartly, and make informed choices to achieve your medical career goals.

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AFCAT vs CDS vs NDA – Which Exam Is Better for You?

AFCAT vs CDS vs NDA – Which Exam Is Better for You?

If you dream of wearing the uniform and serving the nation, India offers multiple entry points into the armed forces — AFCAT, CDS, and NDA being the most popular among them. But many aspirants often get confused between the three and wonder: "Which exam should I go for — AFCAT, CDS, or NDA?"

The answer depends on multiple factors like your age, educational qualifications, career goals, and long-term aspirations. In this blog, we’ll help you understand the differences, similarities, and unique features of each exam so you can decide which one suits you best.

Also visit: JEE Main Mock test

🪖 Introduction to the Exams

Let’s start with a brief overview of each exam.

🔵 NDA (National Defence Academy)

For: 12th Pass students (Only males eligible)

Conducted by: UPSC

Entry into: Army, Navy, and Air Force (as a cadet)

Frequency: Twice a year

🔵 CDS (Combined Defence Services)

For: Graduates

Conducted by: UPSC

Entry into: Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA), Air Force Academy (AFA), Officers’ Training Academy (OTA)

Frequency: Twice a year

🔵 AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test)

For: Graduates (both men and women)

Conducted by: Indian Air Force

Entry into: Flying Branch, Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical)

Frequency: Twice a year

Also visit:  AFCAT mock tests

 Eligibility ComparisonAlso visit: NEET UG Mock Test

🎯 Career Path & Training

Criteria               NDA                    CDS                              AFCAT

Age Limit     16.5 – 19.5 years     19 – 25 years            20 – 26 years

Gender             Male only     Male (IMA, INA), Both (OTA)        Both male and female

Education   12th pass (PCM for Navy/AF)  Graduate (BSc/BA/BTech)    Graduate (BTech for Flying)

Marital Status Unmarried only   Unmarried (Except OTA)                Unmarried

Exam Body       UPSC                     UPSC          Indian Air Force (IAF)

Also visit: CUET UG Mock Test

🧠 Exam Pattern & Difficulty

✍️ NDA Exam Pattern:

Mathematics – 300 Marks

GAT (English + GK) – 600 Marks

SSB Interview – 900 Marks

Negative Marking: Yes

Difficulty: Higher in Math, but easier in GK for 12th standard level

Also visit: NDA Mock Test

✍️ CDS Exam Pattern:

IMA/INA/AFA: English, GK, Elementary Maths (100 marks each)

OTA: English & GK only

SSB Interview after qualifying written

Difficulty: Moderate to High (Graduation level)

Also visit: CDS Mock Test

✍️ AFCAT Exam Pattern:

General Awareness, Verbal Ability, Numerical Ability, Reasoning

Technical branch has EKT (Engineering Knowledge Test)

No SSB by UPSC; conducted by IAF directly

Difficulty: Moderate, but competitive (fewer seats)

Also visit: SSC Stenographer Mock Test

🧭 Pros and Cons

✅ NDA Pros:

Join at a young age and grow with the force

Longer career span and early promotions

Full grooming and leadership training from teenage

❌ NDA Cons:

Males only

Extremely tough due to age + syllabus overlap

Requires maturity and early decision-making

Also visit: SSC CGL Mock Test

✅ CDS Pros:

Entry after graduation

Both IMA (permanent commission) and OTA (short service)

Multiple attempts possible (every 6 months)

❌ CDS Cons:

Competition is high

For OTA, there’s no Math paper (good for some, limiting for others)

Not applicable for 12th pass students

✅ AFCAT Pros:

Both male and female aspirants eligible

Direct entry into Air Force only

Technical and non-technical options available

❌ AFCAT Cons:

High cut-offs and fewer seats

Flying Branch requires stricter medicals

SSB is tough and very selective

🧭 Which One Is Better for You?

👨‍🎓 If You’re in Class 11 or 12:

➡️ Go for NDA if:

You’re sure about joining defence early

You’re physically fit and passionate

You have good Math skills

🎓 If You’re in College or Graduated:

➡️ Go for CDS if:

You want Army/Navy/Air Force options

You’re ready to take tough SSB challenges

You want to attempt both IMA and OTA

➡️ Go for AFCAT if:

Your dream is to join the Air Force

You want both technical and non-tech options

You’re looking for a short service or flying branch role

💡 Can You Attempt More Than One?

YES! Many aspirants give NDA → CDS → AFCAT as their career progresses.

➡️ For example:

You can attempt NDA after 12th.

If not selected, prepare for CDS while in college.

If you prefer Air Force, apply for AFCAT as well.

Smart aspirants prepare for all 3 with a common base of GK, English, and Reasoning.

📌 Final Thoughts

You Should Choose

If You…

NDA

Are in school and want a long-term military career starting young

CDS

Are a graduate who wants to serve in Army/Navy/Air Force

AFCAT

Are a graduate aiming specifically for the Indian Air Force (Flying/Technical/Non-Tech)

There’s no single "better" exam — only what’s better for you based on your timing, passion, and preparation level. Whether you want to serve in olive greens, navy whites, or sky blues — the nation needs you.

🎯 Pro Tip for All Aspirants:

Start preparing early with:

Daily current affairs

Mock tests

SSB personality development

Physical fitness regime

Crack the written → Ace the SSB → Join the elite 💪🇮🇳

Need Help With:

Study material for AFCAT/CDS/NDA?

Mock tests and strategy?

SSB interview tips?

💬 Drop your questions in the comments — I’d be happy to guide you!

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Best NDA Coaching in Dehradun - Shield Defence Academy

For coaching National Defence Academy entrance exams, Shield Defence Academy is the best NDA coaching in Dehradun. At the most accessible point of the capital of Uttarakhand, our academy has better-quality training methods, expert instructors, and a good success rate. If you actually want to enter the Indian Armed Forces, getting into the right institute is your beginning. Shield Defence Academy offers quality education coupled with discipline, wherein students are moulded to become successful. 

What is an NDA? | Dehradun NDA Coaching Classes

The National Defence Academy (NDA) is a joint defence training college for candidates who are interested in becoming a part of the Army, Navy, or Air Force. The candidates who sit for the NDA exam require thorough academic and physical instruction. The Dehradun NDA coaching classes by Shield Defence Academy have a very comprehensive curriculum that includes all stages of NDA training, i.e., written test training, physical training sessions, and personality development. 

Best Coaching Institute For NDA Exam Preparation in Dehradun

Shield Defence Academy is the Best Coaching Institute For NDA Exam Preparation in Dehradun because of innovation and hard work. We maintain a low class strength to give one-to-one attention and adopt a success-oriented approach. The facility of online as well as offline helps students to prepare even after class hours. Motivational lectures, guest lectures by former army officers, and physical training exercises supplement our coaching and make it an all-round one. 

Best NDA Coaching in Dehradun Fee Structure

When considering the best NDA coaching in Dehradun fee structure, Shield Defence Academy is affordable and value-for-money. The fee varies for the batch duration and type – foundation or direct NDA. NDA coaching in Dehradun fees tend to range from Rs. 70,000 to Rs. 1,20,000 based on course details and hostel requirements. We also provide easy payment schemes and scholarships for meritorious students. 

Best Coaching for NDA after 10th and 12th

Shield Defence Academy offers disciplined batches to candidates after Class 10 and 12, thus making us the best coaching for NDA after 10th and 12th. For the 10th students, there is a foundation course which develops academic and physical skills. Students after 12th can go for intensive NDA coaching that focuses directly on the syllabus and the mode of tests. The programs are crafted to meet the individual needs of each group to permit individual attention and better results. Short- and long-term learning plans are rendered effective and economical by us.

Top 10 NDA Coaching in Dehradun

Among the top 10 NDA coaching in Dehradun, Shield Defence Academy is a repeat choice among students across India. Our path to success is attributed to committed instructors, comprehensive study material, physical training classes, and guidance by professionals. Dehradun is renowned as a defence preparation destination, and we stand out by not only offering coaching, but also guidance. 

Requirements to Join a Dehradun NDA Coaching Centre

To join a prestigious Dehradun NDA coaching centre like Shield Defence Academy, students need to meet certain minimum requirements:

Minimum educational qualification: Class 10th or 12th (program-dependent)

Good academic record in mathematics and science

Physically fit and medically fine

Willing to accept discipline and routines

Aspirants should be Indian citizens

Key Aspects of the Best Defence Academy in Dehradun

Few of the highlights of the best defence academy in Dehradun, like Shield Defence Academy, are:

Trained and defence-background faculty

Physical training every day and weekly tests

Library facility and doubt-clearing classes

Hostel facility with a well-disciplined atmosphere

SSB interview and medicine preparation guidance

How to Select the Best Coaching in Dehradun for NDA?

Here are a few points to consider while choosing the best coaching in Dehradun for NDA:

Check the qualifications and experience of the instructors who teach defence coaching

Gain feedback and recommendations from students

Check whether the coaching provides physical training besides academics

Check the quality of the study materials and mock tests provided

Select institutions that provide hostel facilities for outstation students

Why Choose Shield Defence Academy for NDA Coaching Classes in Dehradun?

Reasons for opting for Shield Defence Academy for NDA coaching classes in Dehradun are:

Established record of high selection rates

Latest and precise study material

Physical training and mock drills

Doubt-clearing and revision sessions

Professional SSB preparation guidance

Reasonable fee structure with hostel facility

Supportive learning environment and one-to-one mentorship

NDA Coaching Institute in Dehradun Contact Number +919454551848

Those students who desire to secure their future by making a career in defence can contact at +91-9454551848 and enquire about courses and admissions in Shield Defence Academy. Our staff is responsive and ready to serve you in matters related to batch timing, admission process, and other questions related to NDA preparation coaching in Dehradun.