Elaborating further, AICTE said, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will continue to be important subjects in engineering courses but it is not mandatory for state government or institutions to offer ...

The field of physical science includes mathematics, chemistry, earth science, physics and astronomy. The best universities for studying physics, mathematics, chemistry and related subjects feature in ...

Physics, chemistry and maths to continue to be important for engineering: AICTE Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will continue to be important subjects in engineering courses and it is not mandatory ...

A spike in candidates sitting physics, chemistry and higher level maths has been welcomed by industry as hopes for an improvement in Ireland’s ongoing skills gap rise. Increases of 20pc in candidates ...

The announcement comes after AICTE earlier removed the mandatory requirement of studying physics, chemistry and mathematics in Class 12 to pursue architecture. After removing the mandatory requirement ...

You should have at-least one formula book for every science subject to get good grades in your board exam and also to do well in competitive exams such as JEE and UPSC. These formula books will help ...

The Joint Entrance Exam (IIT-JEE Main) online paper that was held on Sunday evoked mixed response from those who took the test.Students said while the chemistry and physics sections were ...

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will no longer be mandatory for admission to UG Architecture courses Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics will no longer be mandatory subjects for admission to ...

Studying physics, chemistry, maths in class 12 will not be mandatory for admission to undergraduate courses in architecture, the All India Council for Technical Education informed on Tuesday. The ...

A total of 40 questions of 50 marks will be asked from this subject. In Chemistry, students have to study more theory than Physics and Mathematics. Thus, students must study only the topics which are ...

A new report investigating the economic contribution of science has found that physics, chemistry and maths directly add $145 billion to the Australian economy every year. The report, commissioned by ...