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COURSE DETAILS:

• Duration - 3 years
• Eligibility - 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as compulsory subjects
• Course Fee - INR 90,000 to 3,00,000 (average)

SYLLABUS:

The detailed semester-wise syllabus of BSc Biology program is provided given below:

Semester I

• Chemistry (Theory + Practical)
• Light and Life (Theory + Practical)
• General Elective I (Theory + Practical)

Semester II

• Biophysics (Theory + Practical)
• Biodiversity (Theory + Practical)
• General Elective II (Theory + Practical)

Semester III

• Protein and Enzymes (Theory + Practical)
• Cell Biology (Theory + Practical)
• Ecology (Theory + Practical)
• Medical Botany
• Bio-fertilizers
• Medical Diagnostics

Semester IV

• Systems Physiology (Theory + Practical)
• Molecular Biology (Theory + Practical)
• Metabolism and Integration (Theory + Practical)
• Public Health and Management
• Recombinant DNA Technology
• Biochemical Techniques

Semester V

• Growth and Reproduction (Theory + Practical)
• Genetics (Theory + Practical)
• Natural Resource Management (Theory + Practical)
• Analytical Techniques in Plant Sciences (Theory + Practical)
• Stress Biology (Theory + Practical)

Semester VI

• Animal Behavior and Chrono-Biology (Theory + Practical)
• Endocrinology (Theory + Practical)
• Biomaterials (Theory + Practical)
• Microbiology (Theory + Practical)
• Plant Biochemistry (Theory + Practical)

I hope this helps.

Hello,

You didn't clear your question dear. Please clear your question next time because your inappropriate questions could not get a proper answer from us.

But i assume that you want to know that types of biology. But you didn't mention that which class you belongs or which type biology you mentioned.

Look biology generally divided by two types - zoology and botany.

Zoology mainly human or animals related and botany mainly plant related. And one thing this division only applicable fot 12th standard.

Because after that so many division will occur in this two types biology.

I hope next time you clear your question so we will give you the proper solution.

Thank you.

Graduation, post graduation and PhD in the field of life sciences. During PhD do good research, attend biology conference/seminars, interact with scientists and other professors, and publish research articles. This is the minimum to become a lecturer/assistant professor.

After that, keep doing good research and teaching the UG/PG students, and with hard work and dedication, you will become a Professor of life science.To become a professor of biology one needs to have a PhD in related discipline of biology. e.g if an aspirant is keen to become a professor of biochemistry she has to take up admission in BSc Biochemistry followed by MSc and PhD.

Hello!

No you cannot choose bachelors of commerce, you will need accountancy, economics and mathematics marks. But you can pursue visual communication if you have interest in cine field and other related streams. If you are good at particular subject then you can choose bachelors in that particular subject. But there is no chance for a science stream student to pursue bachelors in commerce.

Choose wisely, ALL THE BEST. Hope the answer was helpful.

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Hi! Indian Military: Well, Biology graduates do have options at Indian Army for becoming an Officer. Combined Defence Services Examination conducted by UPSC: Candidates need to qualify in CDS exam and then they need to be recommended by Services Selection Board in SSB (Staff Selection Board) interviews. Yes you are eligible for Indian army after completing 12th with Biology. To join Indian Army you can write the NDA exam. NDA stands for National Defence Academy. This exam conducted by Union Public Service Commission twice in a year.

If you have study Biology in your 12th examination then you are eligible to apply for Army Wings of NDA.

For Naval and Air Force Wings, You have to complete your 12th examination with Maths and Physics as a compulsory Subjects.

To apply for this examination your age should between 16.5 to 19 Years.

I am assuming you are not studying Maths & Physics and I understand you have biology as your optional, which means you can not apply for NDA and 10+2 TES entry. Yes you can join army as a soldier with this qualification. But you can join army (as an officer) after your graduation. All candidates who are interested in joining Indian Army, Navy or Air Force, can appear for NDA examination. In other words, it is only Army the Biology students can apply for and not allowed for Navy and AirForce.

Civil Services: Yes, Biology students are eligible to appear for civili services and the most popular being IAS (Indian Administrative Services) & IFS (India Foreign Services) Examination conducted by Union Public Service Commission. In order to appear in IAS Examination, you must have completed Graduate Degree (Bachelor Degree) in any discipline from a recognized university.

The Civil Services Exam (CSE) is considered as one of the toughest in the world. To clear the exam, an aspirant has to maintain high motivational levels with intense preparation for a minimum period of two years. The best undergraduate course to pursue IAS is HUMANITIES. You can do BA in sociology, economics, political science etc, these are optional subjects available in UPSC, which can beneficial for preparation in UPSC and you can score very well in those subjects.

To be eligible for becoming an IFS officer the candidate must possess a degree from an Indian University or an equivalent qualification. Those in the final year of a degree course can also appear in the Preliminary Examination taken every year by UPSC. Degrees in the following subjects may be conducive to a career in diplomacy:

Political Science.

International Relations.

Public Administration.

Economics.

Philosophy.

Journalism.

Business Administration.

Law

Hope the above information helps you query and rest assured biology will not be a limit factor at all for Indian Military and Civil services. Hope this helps!

Dear Student,

To get admission into DU courses,  you have two ways. Either you can get admission there on the basis of their entrance exam or you can enter there on the basis of your 12th class marks. For pursuing BSc Geology the basic eligibility criteria is mentioned below.

-----> 50% or more marks in English.

-----> An aggregate of 60% or more marks in Physics, Chemistry and any one among the following subjects: Mathematics, Geology, Biology/Biochemistry/Biotechnology, Geography.

Hope this helps.

Hi,

You need to have 50% aggregate for general category and 45% for reserved category in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. You do not need to get 50 marks in all of the above subjects, you just need to have the total of 50% in 4 subjects combine. So, if you already have 50% combine in these four subjects, you need not to appear , but if your aggregate is less than 50% or as per reserved category, you can appear for the improvement examination in the said subjects and can appear for NEET. By giving improvement examination also,you  are eligible for NEET .

Hii,

The Biology is one of the main subjects for science students.

The table gives you the details analysis of chapter wise marks distribution which helps in your preparation.

Exam Structure

For more information about the syllabus please check out the link mentioned below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/cbse-class-12-biology-syllabus

This will help you,

All the very best!!