Hello aspirant,

Kurukshetra University's Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) programme is a three-year full-time medical undergraduate degree programme.

Botany, Zoology, and Chemistry are among the subject combinations available.

A candidate must have completed +2 with a minimum of 45 percent in the medical stream at Kurukshetra University in Kurukshetra.

To know

1) Kurukshetra University

2) Dayanand Mahila Mahavidyalaya

3) Markandar National College

4) IMCMT

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Hope you are fine, as per your query, So answer of your question shortly, YES!!!
It does not matter if you studied biology or anything else, if you have a will to learn something new you can learn then. Be computer Science or whatever it is… Patience ,

Hello student,

You can take admission in biology (zoology and botany) honours if you had chemistry and physics. If you had Computer Applications then you can take admission in BCA in private colleges. You can also take admission in English honours.

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I am hoping that you are absolutely fine. As per your mentioned query , if you want to get admission in biomedical engineering then you should have biology as a compulsory subject in your class 12th. Because as per the guidelines, candidate who have passed their 10+2

hello aspirant,

Below is the brief and short description for the NEET Chapter wise weighatges for al subjects. Youc an look that and for detailed and long description for all the weightages of chapters in NEET exam, you can follow the below mentioned link :

NEET Chapterwise Weightage - Physics

Hi student,

Yes you can try solving Mock test as much as possible because it will directly polish your in knowledge and helps you in maintaining your memory.

See by studying ncert your can gain good marks in biology sincere most part of biology comes directly from ncert book so

Yes, you can definitely do that, but no school will take you as you have already crossed a certain age limit set by most schools. However, you can do your class 12th exams again from National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). However, it is not advised to do so as