Biology
TIFR Exam – Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Graduate School Admissions Exam.
JNU CEEB – Combined Biotechnology Entrance Examination (CBEEE)
IIT JAM (Indian Institute Of Technology Joint Admissions Test For M.Sc)
AIIMS Biotechnology Entrance Exam.
Alagappa University M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance Exam.
These are a few entrances conducted by the respective universities for admissions to the MSc program.
Dear Abdur, even if you fulfil all the eligibility criteria for MBBS, you cannot get a seat without appearing for NEET. Now NEET is a mandatory entrance examination to be qualified to study MBBS in India and abroad. So even if you are studying Biology as an additional subject, there is no concession to the NEET part. You need to qualify in NEET. For Candidates belonging to General Category, the cut off is 50 percentile of the top NEET score and for OBC,SC,ST it is 40 percentile.
Hello Aspirant,
As per the eligibility to apply for MHT CET, You should have completed your 12th standard or equivalent examination from a recognized board/university with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with minimum 45% for SC/ ST/ OBC candidates.
To check the further information you can go through with the given below link.
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-eligibility-criteria
Good Luck!
Hey dear, you cannot ask this question especially if you are preparing for an entrance exam ie NEET. You cannot afford to take such risks. Every chapter NCERT is must and must important that's it if you want to score around 300 on 360 to get eligible to get a government institution. I'll suggest finish ncert of each and every chapter, it's okay once if you don't SOLVE mcqs but reading of each and every chapter is must. Because already you are not going apart from ncert and in that too if you leave some chapters then things really become difficult.
Best wishes. Thank you.
Hi Ayush,
I would advise you to follow your heart. If you want to do Engineering, you should go for Engineering, no matter what 'they' say. if you are dedicated enough, you will be able to excel in your field, whatever the odds might be. Ultimately, it is your future and you will be living it out so make sure it is a bright one.
To the best of my knowledge, in majority of the streams of B.Sc courses for life science candidates, definitely, there will be a combination of Botany and Zoology. So, you will have to go through both the subjects in Graduation with B.Sc.
As per the best choice between Botany and Zoology, you can choose the one as per your interest. Botany is purely related to Plants. All your study is related to various kinds of plants which belong to various families.
Zoology deals with the study of animals. You have to study various metabolic systems and metabolic processes of animals like
-Digestive systesm
-Respiratory system
-Reproductive system.
So, I suggest you to make the choice as per your interest.
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