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see the eligibility criteria for neet ug exam is candidates need to score 50% marks (general category ) in 10+2 board exam in physics chemistry and biology in aggregate. for sc/st/pwd candidates 40% marks in aggregate in pcb. now the marks are calculated by considering theoretical and practical exam

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You must have 50% aggregate in 10+2 with Biology/Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry and English taken together.Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC must have 40% aggreagate and PWD candidates must have 45% aggregate from a recognized board or university to be eligible to appear in NEET UG 2020.

• Candidate must have passed 10+2 with PCB and English as core subjects
• There's no age limit
• Must secure 50% aggregate for UR, 45% PWD and 40% for st/sc.
• No attempt limitation

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For which board you're seeking question paper for Biology for 2016, you need to mention these details as well, else no accurate answer can be provided to you. Anyway, Careers360 site has sample papers for every board, you can search it regarding the same.

Hello aspirant, I hope you are doing good.

Since you have computer application in your 12th so there will be no problem for you to do BSc. In computer science . There is lots of jobs as you can make your career in the software industry , Information System management

Hello student I'm sorry to inform you but no you're not eligible for neet as you're from humanities (arts) stream as the eligibility criteria says - candidates must passed or appearing class 12 with physics chemistry and biology /Biotechnology with minimum 50 percent marks from a recognized are eligible.

Even

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According to the eligibility criteria for M.Sc Chemistry released by UoH the candidates should have completed BSc with 60 % marks in aggregate with Chemistry as one of the subjects preferably with Physics and Mathematics.If you satisfy this criteria you are eligible to apply. You can check out the

Hi Ahswini,

There is ample amount of time to prepare for NEET 2021. But this reason is also enough to stagger you away from goals. Even if you prepare each chapter by heart per month there still be enough days remaining till the exam. So here comes the way to

Hi Shubha ,

Examples in NCERT is mostly given in case of botany parts like in plant kingdom , plant morphology - anatomy , environmental biology etc . In zoology plant kingdom , biotechnology etc have examples . In all cases example given in NCERT is sufficient for NEET .