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Hi,This is my first message.Q;Does a neutron experience force in a magnetic field?What was last years cut off marks to join NIIT.U see i found this site recently as v bought computer on 22 march.Is it possible for me to score well and get a chance to join NIIT.How much can i get help from u people?I also promise to help if possible.I am very depressed today as my physics paper was really tough u know.

Deepak Patra , 10 Years ago
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Avishek Bhagat

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Dear Student,
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neutronhas no charge itwillnotexperienceaforcewhen moving in amagnetic field.

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