Hey there

Mention below are the eligibility details of national eligibility cum  entrance test:

1. The candidate must have studied physics chemistry and Biology or biotechnology in class 12th.
2. The candidate minimum age must be 17 years and there is no bar on maximum age.
3. Yes the candidate who has completed Bachelor of Technology can give NEET exam.

For more:

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Hello aspirant,

Please don't worry at all. Scoring same marks in all three main subjects is a matter of chance. You can participate in counselling without any worry and there will be no problem in document verification also. So relax.

Hope your query is resolved.

Hello,

KVPY - Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana is a scholarship examination that gives monthly scholarship to selected students for UG(Undergraduate) education.

Syllabus for SX Stream is as following:

There are fours subjects- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and biology.

All syllabus and important topics of class X, XI and XII and 1st year of Bsc. is included in the SX syllabus. Important topics are as below

Physics : Magnetic Effects of Current, Reflection of Light, Electromagnetic Induction, Kinematics, Work, Energy and Power, Sources of Energy, Thermodynamics, Electrostatics, Refraction, Current Electricity, Electromagnetic Induction, and Alternating Current, Physical World, and Measurement, Gravitation, Laws of Motion.

Chemistry : Surface Chemistry, States of Matter: Gases and Liquids, Metals and Nonmetals, Carbon Compounds, Basic Concepts of Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties, Chemical Reactions, Environmental Chemistry, Solid State, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Isolation of Elements, Periodic Classification of Elements.

Biology : Cell: Structure and Function, Genetics and Evolution, Human Physiology, Biology, and Human Welfare, Control and Coordination in Animals and Plants, Ecology and Environment, Life Processes, Plant Physiology, Diversity of Living Organisms, Reproduction.

Mathematics : Real Number, Polynomials, Introduction to Trigonometry, Surface Areas and Volumes, Trigonometric Functions, Geometry, Linear Programming, Vectors, and 3D Geometry, Calculus, Relations and Functions, Coordinate Geometry, Mathematical Reasoning, Statistics, and Quadratic Equations, Probability, Statistics, and Probability.

The examination is held in two parts for the different streams. For SX streams, the students will get questions in 4 sections namely Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology in both the parts. They can choose any 3 among the 4 subjects in Part 1 and any 2 among the 4 subjects in Part 2. In case, the students attempt more sections than specified, the best 3 in part one and the best 2 in Part 2 will be taken into consideration.

Thank you.

Hello,

Firstly in order to appear for NEET, candidates need to attain 17 years as on 31st December of the appearing year, passed Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects, and secured 50% PCB aggregate if one belongs to general category, and this is inclusive of theory and practical, hence as per your given marks that is theory+practical

• For Chemistry you secured 41+40=81 marks
• For Physics you secured 35+43=78
• For Biology you secured 56+36=92

150*3=450 marks, hence out of total marks your score stands at 251 and your total PCB aggregate comes up to 55.77%, hence you're eligible to appear for NEET, the required aggregate is inclusive of theory and practical.

Hello

For PG ADMISSIONS:

At the postgraduate level, yes! act campus Anna University offers Master of Engineering (M.E.) and Master of Technology (M.Tech) for a duration period of two years in biotechnology. The college also offers part-time M.E and M.Tech programs for the working professionals, for which the course duration is three years.

Here is the FEE STRUCTURE:

1st year: 50000

2nd year: 50000

here you can check the cut off in MTECH:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kerala-mtech-cutoff

Hi

Based on analysis of past year question papers of Neet examination, chapter wise weightage for NEET 2022 is provided below for each of physics chemistry biology is provided below subject wise

-------------) PHYSICS

*Physical-world and measurement:- 2%

*Kinematics:- 3%

* Laws of Motion :- 3 %

* Work, Energy and Power :- 4 %

* System of Particles and Rotational Motion :- 5 %

* Work, Energy and Power :- 4 %

* Gravitation :- 2 %

* Properties of Bulk Matter :-3 %

* Thermodynamics :- 9 %

* Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory :- 3 %

* Oscillation & Waves :- 3 %

* Electrostatics :- %

* Current Electricity :- 8 %

* Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism :- 5 %

* Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current :- 8 %

* Electromagnetic Waves :- 5 %

* Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation :- 6%

* Atoms & Nuclei :- 3 %

* Optics :- 10 %

* Semiconductor Electronics :- 9 %

-------------) CHEMISTRY

*    Basic Concepts of Chemistry   :- 1  %

* Structure of Atom :- 2 %

* Classification of Elements & Periodicity in Properties :- 2%

* Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure :- 5 %

* States of Matter: Gases and Liquids :- 2 %

* Equilibrium :-6 %

* Thermodynamics :- 8 %

* Redox Reactions :- 3 %

* s-Block Elements :- 2 %

* Some p-Block Elements :- 2 %

* Organic Chemistry: Basic Principles & Techniques :- 4 %

* Hydrocarbons :- 3 %

* Environmental Chemistry :- 2 %

* Solid State :- 2 %

* Solutions :- 5 %

* Electrochemistry :- 2 %

* Chemical Kinetics :- 3 %

* Surface Chemistry :- 2 %

* Isolation of Elements :- 2 %

* p-Block Elements :- 5 %

* d- and f-Block Elements :- 4 %

* Coordination Compounds :- 9 %

* Haloalkanes and Haloarenes :- 3 %

* Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers :- 4 %

* Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids :- 4 %

* Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen :- 2 %

* Biomolecules :- 3 %

* Polymers :- 3 %

* Chemistry in Everyday Life :- 2 %

-------------) BIOLOGY

*    Diversity of Living Organisms  :-   14%

* Structural Organisation in Plants & Animals :- 5 %

* Cell: Structure and Function :- 9 %

* Plant Physiology :- 6 %

* Human Physiology :- 20 %

* Reproduction :- 9 %

* Genetics and Evolution :- 18 %

* Biology and Human Welfare :- 9 %

* Biotechnology and its Applications :-4%

* Ecology and Environment :- 6 %

You can get detailed information regarding chapter wise weightage of all the chapters for each of physics, chemistry and Biology for neet by going through our page for which link is provided below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics/amp

This chapterwise weightage  will help you a lot  in  planning your studies for Neet examination, you can comparatively stress more on chapters having higher weightage.

For neet preparation:-

--------)Go well through the syllabus

--------)Focus on understanding concepts rather than just cramming things

--------)Practise questions and mcs

--------)Follow a time table

--------)Revision is important as syllabus is wide

--------)Practice previous years question papers

--------)Go for mock test series

To prepare well for neet, we have neet knockout for you for which link is given below:-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

See for now those candidates who are having Biology as an additional subject are eligible for NEET but note that if it will change for NEET 2022 then you won't be eligible for NEET also there are some other criteria which needs to be fulfilled :

** You must have passed 10+2 from any recognized central/state board.

** English should also be in your curriculum of class 12th and also you should have passed in it.

** You minimum age should be more that or equal to 17 years by December 31st 2022, as per the current eligibility criteria.

** As of now there is no upper age limit for NEET but the case is pending in Hon'ble SC and by 2022 if the verdict comes then the upper age limit may be decided and it can be either 25 or as decided by SC.

For complete details about NEET 2021 Eligibility criteria kindly check out the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

If you are preparing for NEET then to help you in your preparation we have some resources which you can access from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

It's true that NEET scores are accepted by various universities for BSc Nursing such as JIPMER, GGSIPU, BHU etc, however NEET isn't compulsory the reason being there are still other entrance tests such as AIIMS BSc Nursing, Indian Army BSc Nursing etc,

since you specifically asked about AIIMS BSc Nursing, AIIMS New Delhi is the competent authority regarding this, and the eligibility criteria for the same is passed/appearing 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and biology as compulsory subjects from a recognized board with 55% aggregate for UR/OBC, in case of SC/ST there is relaxation of 5%,

the entrance exam will be conducted for a duration of two hours in MCQs format with sections like Physics, Chemistry, Biology with 30 marks each and  General Knowledge of 10 marks, total marks is 100 in bilingual language that is English and Hindi, for each correct answer one mark is  awarded while one-third is deducted for each wrong attempt.

As of now there is no official announcement made regarding the schedule of AIIMS BSc Nursing 2022, hence we cannot provide you exact details for the same, in fact the entrance test of AIIMS BSc Nursing has been considerably delayed this year, and it's yet to be conducted, hence it's best you stay updated at the official website at https://www.aiimsexams.ac.in/index.html for the latest information regarding this.

Dear student,

Yes you are eligible to apply for admission for an Australian university as the requirements are:

• Minimal 65% average marks in 10+2.
• There is no age limit.

Since you have diploma and it is recognized by government as equivalent to intermediate so will not have any problem in applying for the Australian universities.