I have completed my intermediate course in M.E.C. Now, I want to go for M.P.C. So, for that, should I read, M.P.C. from class 11th onwards or is there any possibility to complete my intermediate by open intermediate? Will I be eligible for writing EAMCET then?

Hi, Rahul. - First, you should clearly understand the eligibility of EAMCET and later on getting a seat for your further studies in engineering. - You are done with MEC, so one advantage for you is you are done with the essential subject Maths. Now your concern would be with physics and chemistry. So now you should clearly understand the contents of both the subjects, means the chapters weightage of each chapter in each subject.- Now what I suggest you is to kindly refer NCERT textbooks, which are framed up by CBSE. With this, you will get an idea about topics in physics and chemistry. - Then don't do MPC again, instead join any coaching institute for long term coaching and learn the concepts of MPC, and within 6 to 8 months you will understand the level where you stand.- Never do intermediate by open school method; it will not help you in your future career.- Follow NCERT contents and join a coaching institute enough within one year you will be into engineering read less

I think you'll have to do only 12th class(not 11th) studies as a regular student along with practicals of chemistry and physics so that you 'll have to write physics and chemistry 11th(as backlogs) and 12th at the same time. You'll need one-year regular study attendance in a college. Visit board of intermediate. read less