Hello student,

Hope you are in your good health, so I think you should first focussed on your current coming NEET 2021 examinations , right now it should be your priority if you score well enough then you have many options through NEET entrance only , NEET give admission in MBBS, BDS, AYUSH courses ,BPT and paramedical courses also.

But if you think you want to go for other options then you can do the following :-

• BSC in any subjects
• BBA
• BA English Hons
• BA PSYCHOLOGY
• LLB
• B pharma
• D pharma
• Biomedical engineering

Hope this helps!

Hello dear aspirant ,

Hope you’re doing well.

If you change your stream from Science to arts, (B.A programme) then there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your best of four aggregate.

So your best four percentage is 89.50% , after deduction it will be 87%.
so, yes youre still eligible to take admission in B.A programme (history +English) in sri aurobindo College evening shift.

Kindly submit your documents as soon as possible.
hope this helps.

Please ask if you have any more questions.
all the best for your future!

Hello Aspirant,

First of all let me make you clear how the Best four marks are calculated for admissions :-

-->> Marks one language and three academic/elective subjects are taken into consideration.

-->> The three academic/elective subject includes -

** One subject in which admission is sought.

** If you don't mention the same subject in your best 4 in which admission is sought then a disadvantage of 2.5% will be applicable, for admissions in Honours programme.

-->> Two academic/ elective subjects from List A* and in case you do not include the two subjects in best 4 from List A* then you will get -2.5% on your total best 4 percentage.

-->> The subjects included in the calculation of ‘Best of Four’ must have at least 70% theory component and in case the criteria does not met then the marks of theory and practical shall be converted into 70% and 30% on pro rata basis.

* For more details and subjects available in the List A kindly check out the link given below :-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/delhi-university-admissions-how-calculate-best-of-four-marks

Now as you have mentioned that you are seeking admission in BA hons. in English so your best 4 percentage would include 90 for English, 85 for H.Sc., 72 for Physics and 69 for Biology so your best 4 percentage comes out to be 79%.

You can use DU College predictor tool which will tell you what all colleges you can get based upon your best four percentage :-

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

See we need to know in which BA Hons. program, you want to enroll because according to it the best four percentage would be calculated.

So let me make you clear how the Best four marks are calculated for admissions :-

-->> Marks one language and three academic/elective subjects are taken into consideration.

-->> The three academic/elective subject includes -

** One subject in which admission is sought.

** If you don't mention the same subject in your best 4 in which admission is sought then a disadvantage of 2.5% will be applicable, for admissions in Honours programme.

-->> Two academic/ elective subjects from List A* and in case you do not include the two subjects in best 4 from List A* then you will get -2.5% on your total best 4 percentage.

-->> The subjects included in the calculation of ‘Best of Four’ must have at least 70% theory component and in case the criteria does not met then the marks of theory and practical shall be converted into 70% and 30% on pro rata basis.

* For more details and subjects available in the List A kindly check out the link given below :-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/delhi-university-admissions-how-calculate-best-of-four-marks

Now as you have not mentioned in which BA program you are seeking admission so it is very difficult to tell your best 4 percentage because if you are seeking admission BA hons. in English then best four percentage would be different and if it is in any other then it would differ accordingly. However after reading the process mentioned above you can calculate the best four percentage by yourself.

You can also use DU College predictor tool which will tell you what all colleges you can get based upon your best four percentage :-

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello, Aspirant. In order to excel at NEET UG and stand out, you need to have clear knowledge of each and every topics of Physics, Chemistry and Biology. However, there are few topics that surely need special attention.

In case of Biology, if you look at previous years' papers, the following (in no particular order) are important when it comes to the zoology section:

1. Human Physiology (most important)

2. Human Reproduction (second-most important)

3. Human Health and Diseases

4. Evolution

5. Cockroach
6. Animal Husbandry
7. Animal Tissue

You must avoid neglecting the botany portions because the bulk of the syllabus contains topics related to botany. Hence, most of the questions come from Botany. But there are few topics that need special attention:

1. Plant Physiology

2. Cell Division and Cell Biology

3. Ecology

4. Biomolecules

5. Plant Reproduction and Morphology

6. Biotechnology and Genetics

7. Biology in Human Welfare

8. Plant Anatomy

I hope this much information is enough for you to get the overall idea. To get a detailed information along with stats then click this link: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/do-or-die-chapters-for-neet

I wish you all the best for your exam.

If you want to get a prediction of your rank based on your marks, then check out NEET UG 2021 Rank Predictor.

If you want to know your eligibility based on your rank or percentile, use NEET UG 2021 College Predictor .

Thank You.

Hello,

Remember some key points

• Prepare timetable.
• Revision.
• Learn from mistake.
• Clear basic concepts.
• Focus on scoring topic.
• Dedicate 4 to 5 hours daily.

Visit the mentioned link

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-neet-in-1-month

Thank you

Hello,

With the aggregate of 75%, you can surely apply for IISER entrance exam as it qualifies the minimum cut off to apply that is 60% aggregate for the GEN/OBC and OBC-NCL categories students and 55% for the SC/ST/PWD.

For more information on this, refer the website below -

http://www.iiseradmission.in/eligibility.html

All the Best!

Dear aspirant

With having the subject-wise NEET 2021 question paper analysis, Biology is the most important section. The NEET Biology syllabus section comprises 90 questions which sum a total of 360 marks in the medical UG exam. The most important topics of biology are

Plant Kingdom

• Questions from different types of algae and their pigments

• General characters of pteridophytes and gymnosperms

Biological classification

• General features of Monera, Protista, Fungi

Structural organization in plants and animals

• Root, stem, and leaf anatomy

• Animals tissues and their functions, specifically epithelial tissues

Cell: Structure & Functions

• Mycoplasma, nucleus, chromosomes, ribosomes, chloroplast, and mitochondria

• Meiosis - Prophase I

Plant physiology

• C3, C4 cycle

• Kranz anatomy

• Glycolysis and Krebs cycle

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• ETS complexes

• 
  

  • Photoperiodism

  • Transpiration pull

  • Bulk movement in Phloem

  • Mineral deficiency & Nitrogen cycle

• Animal/Human Physiology

  • All topics specifically diagrams are very important

• Reproduction

  • Gametogenesis in plants

  • Gametogenesis in humans

    • Reproductive structures in plants and animals

    • Polyembryony, Parthenocarpy, apomixis

    • Menstrual cycle

  • Genetics & evolution

    • Dihybrid cross, linkage

    • Codominance

    • Pedigree analysis

    • Genetic disorders

    • Darwinism and natural selection

    • Human evolutions

• Biotechnology

  • Process and applications

  • BT cotton, RNAi, Human insulin, Gene therapy, molecular diagnostics

• Biology in human welfare

  • Human immunity

  • AIDS, Cancer

  • Drugs

• Ecology and environment

  • Environmental issues

  • Biogeochemical cycles

  • Population interactions

  • Adaptations

  • Succession

These are the most important topics in biology which you should must cover without missing.

You can visit the link below for the chapterwise weightage for every subject in neet.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/do-or-die-chapters-for-neet/amp

As you are in last month of neet preparation you can take help of our neet test series also it's very helpful.

Link is below

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-neet-may/

All the best & study well !!!

Dear aspirant

In a competitive exam like neet every chapter will give you a question. So don't skip any chapter and try to cover all the topics. Although some chapter have extra weightage like genetic and molecular biology and ecology in 12th are most important topics in 12th biology. Like wise every subject have some chapters which carry extra weightage in neet exam.

You can visit the link below for the chapterwise weightage for every subject in neet.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/do-or-die-chapters-for-neet/amp

As you are in last month of neet preparation you can take help of our neet test series also it's very helpful.

Link is below

https://learn.careers360.com/test-series-neet-may/

All the best & study well !!!

Hi Aspirant!

You cannot study in both colleges simultaneously, if you get any seat allotted to you during NEET counselling and you accept it, then you need to leave the former college (from where you are pursuing B.Tech Computer Science).

But if you do not get college in which you are interested, I would suggest you to continue with your B.tech as you have already completed its first year.

Thankyou!