Hello aspirant,

Admission exams are administered by certain colleges to determine who gets to enrol in a marine biology study. Admission is granted to those who pass the admission exam.

Certain tests are

1. UGC CSIR

2. PG at AIIMS

3. JRF

4. University level Entrance exams

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Hello Charvi

Yes you can pursye marine biology course through CUET  pg .

Other entrance exams for marine biology are

Neet pg

IELTS

CUsAT CAT

AIIMS pg

After pursuing marine biology you may work as

Marine biologist , salary - 5 to 9 lpa

fisheries biologist. Salary- apply 5 to

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hope you doing well

For the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) eligibility criteria regarding the 75% cutoff, here’s what you need to know:

1. Eligible Subjects: The percentage calculation for the 75% criteria typically includes the following five subjects:

   • Physics
   • Chemistry
   • Mathematics
   • English
   • One additional subject from the relevant subjects (usually

Hello aspirant

Yes you are eligible for appearing Neet.

As you belong to sc category,  minimum marks to appear in Neet for sc category candidate are 40% in each of physics,  chemistry and biology.

You have got 64 +37 = 101 marks in biology.

33 + 25 = 58 in

Hello,

When it comes to biology related courses, it really depends on your career goals and interests. If you're more inclined towards research then pursuing an MSc in Biology might be a good fit for you. It allows you to delve deeper into the subject and gain specialized knowledge.

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Correct Answer: can see

Solution : The correct choice is the fourth option.

In the present tense, for the third-person singular (he, she, it), verbs usually have an "s" added at the end (e.g., sees, goes, does). However, for the first-person singular "I" and plural subjects, the base form of