Hello,

Eligibility criteria of NEET 2020, qualifying marks:

• Candidates must have passed in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English individually in the qualifying examination.
• Candidates belonging to the general category must have scored a minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination .
• Candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribes/ Other Backward

Hello,

With PCB at 10+2, there are various options for you,You can appear for NEET for admission to various courses such as MBBS/BDS//Bachelor of Homeopathy Medicine and Surgery/Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery/Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery, in some cases even for BPT NEET courses are considered.You can go

Hi Raj,

Yes, you can apply for and give IIT JAM Exam if you have biology stream as IIT JAM offers M.Sc. programmes in Chemistry, Biotechnology, Geology, Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics and Physics. So, you can apply for the Chemistry, Biotechnology and Physics programmes.

Refer here for more info - https://university.careers360.com/articles/jam#IIT-JAM-Eligibility-Criteria-2021

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You don't need to worry dear both your certificates are valid.

Just because now you are going to appear again for board examination with mathematics as a private candidate doesn't mean that the previous class 12th passing certificate  becomes invalid , so both certificate i.e with maths and Biology

It's completely your choice which subject you prefer over another. If you choose computer science it's absolutely fine. You will gain programming knowledge which will definitely help you in future. You already know Hindi, there is nothing to learn more in it. But there is a ocean in computer science

Hey Aspirinats,

if you have 12th this year and you have biology and also want to have maths then you can take both subject and you must go for NEET and also you can give JEE mains.

As long as you fulfil the age eligibility criteria and minimum aggregate criteria, because Biology as an additional subject is also acceptable for NEET, there will be no issue. You should be 17 years atleast as on December 31st of the year of admission. And to be eligible for NEET,

hello aspirant,

it's good that you are preparing for neet, but let me tell you that only NCERT books won't help you get very good marks in mock test papers or in the exam itself,

you need to switch to some site books like  Exploring Biology (Vol 1 and 2)

hello aspirant!!!!

please mention your board as it would help to clarify your doubts.

assuming that you are from CBSE, you can definitely give improvement exam for improving your marks in maths as well as for all other subjects. Prepare yourself for your exam.

best wishes.....

Thanks & Regards.