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Hello,

Yes you can apply for Bsc forensic science. The basic eligibility is to have 10 + 2 levels with good academic score and from recognised university. Some institues may conduct admission merit basis while some institutes may have their own entrance exams and now which college to choose depends

Dear Aspirant,

Surely you can apply for rechecking for your papers by giving a nominal fees and if you having trust in your paper then in rechecking you can achieve good marks and should start studying for reappearing in exams after some time.GOOD LUCK

Yasmin, you have secured 50.3% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. And to be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th, passed in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for

Yes, you can take admission but the condition is that you have to pass the compartment exam. Then you can apply for the various institution's enterence exam. once you cleared them, you will be in. There are many agricultural universities in India that offers Bsc Agricultural Program , approved by

Hi Vansh,

If you fail in biology +2 standard you are not eligible to give the NEET exam this year. You need to clear the biology exam paper with theory as well as practical. Also, for unreserved category candidates must have scored a minimum required percentage of 50% marks in

Hello,

The basic requirement is to have graduation in any field and if you are fulfilling that requirement then you are free to apply for civil services exam. You can start your preparation and give your best. Here is the link to some information about exam.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/upsc-ias

The total of 444 out of 500 equates to 88.8 %. To appear for NEET and to get admission into any College through NEET, this is much better percentage in CBSE Board exams. Also, there is no weightage of CBSE Marks in the final result of NEET.

However, one has