Hi

As per your question Genetic counseling may be a rewarding career, as evidenced by the explosive

growth in genetic counselors; since 2006, the amount of genetic counselors has grown by 85 percent.

But there's still a requirement for more genetic counselors.

Genetic counseling provides the challenge of staying current within the ever-evolving world of genetics

and therefore the ability to attach with and empower patients, supporting them through an often-

difficult and confusing process.

In addition to meeting and talking with patients, genetic counselors spend their time gathering more

information, communicating with laboratories regarding what tests are offered and what's required to

get a test, advocating for patients with their insurance companies to assist ensure their tests are

covered, and notifying patients of test results. Many genetic counselors also do research, which helps

advance patient care.

For additional information about becoming a genetic counselor for your community, download the

NSGC brochure in English or Spanish (translated by Jenny Morgan and Liliana Navarrete from the

University of Alabama Birmingham).

Genetic Counseling Training Programs

Genetic counselors typically receive a baccalaureate in biology, science or a related field, then continue

to receive specialized training. Master's degrees in guidance are offered by programs accredited by the

Accreditation Council for guidance (ACGC).

These specialized programs are currently offered at approximately 40 schools within the us and Canada.

Hope helpful.

Follow up with the link to the data:

https://www.nsgc.org/page/becomeageneticcounselor

http://geneticcounselingboardindia.com/courses.html

Hello dear,

sorry to inform you that you are not eligible for NEET as you are failed in physics. Because the marks are separate for each category and can be listed as. The marks to be considered are aggregate marks only for PCB subjects
General - 50%,
OBC/SC/ST - 40%,
PWD - 45%.

U can give an improvement test for physics.

Thanking you

All the best

Hello Aspirant!

Well, both are good courses, with good placements, good academics and learning potential. The only factor that should influence your decision is your interest and your priorities, desires in life.

So, If you tell me what sort of goals or what kind of life do you want for yourself, it would be much easier.

Hello,

Depending upon youe interest you can do education in any of the fields like -

• MBBS

• Pharmacy

• BDS

• BPT

• Nursing

• Btech

• Civil services in case you have to do administrative jobs.

• BHMS

• Research field is also good.

Thank you and all the best

Hello,

Yes you can apply but only in Army Wing of NDA as the education qualification required is 12th passed by State Education Board or a University but you cannot apply for Air Force and Naval Wings of NDA AND 10+2 Cadet Entry Scheme of Indian Naval Academy because the education qualification required is 12th passed (Physics and Mathematics) by State Education Board or a University. Please click the below link to know more.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

Hi aspirant !

Yes you are eligible for neet as it is 50% marks required and you have them so yes you are eligible.

Hope that helps

Hello Aspirant,

As you are the biology student in class 12th then it is very difficult to decide because the option of branch you written above they both include the mathematics subject . And in the first year of engineering the subjects for all the branches are approximately same. And if you think that in computer science branch is free of mathematics then this is your misuderstanding because it have maths about the last year of engineerings .

So, if you are interested in programming then you may take the branch computer science and if you are interested in electronics gadgets then you may go through the electric and communication engineering.