Dear aspirant,

for engineering the required subject are physics chemistry and mathematics and biology does not play a role in your admission directly except for your overall percentage. So if you have below 50% in PCM then you might not be able to get information technology branch in almost all

Dear Pooja,

Top 5 exams that you can give to become a biology scientist are:-

1. JNU CEEB Combined Biotechnology Entrance Exam

2. ICAR AIEEA PG Entrance Exam

3. IIT JAM (Indian Institute Of Technology Joint Admissions Test For M.Sc)

4. AIIMS(All India Institute of Medical Sciences) M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance

Dear Aspirant,

Yes, you can pursue BBA from any stream as long as you have graduated from a recognised board or university in your 10+2 and have secured a minimum of 50% marks in the examination. This is the basic eligibility critic for BBA stream and being a management course

Dear Aspirant,

NEET Biology isn't very tough to crack if done in the smart way. There is no fixed book to refer so purchasing an objective question answer book can only help you enhance your concepts but does not guarantee you success. Thus, it is best advised for you to

Hello,

There are many colleges in India who offerred B.sc in Marine Biology.

Those are as follows:-)

1) Government Science College,  Gujrat

2) Indian Maritime University,  Mumbai Campus

3) College of fisheries, Mangalore

4) Berhampur University,  Berhampur

5) Cochin university of science and technology, cochi

6) Kerala university of science

Hello

Master of Science in Marine Biology is a two-year postgraduate program which deals with the study of oceans and its biological manifestations.

Anyone who wants to pursue this has to clear aucet and score a minimum aggregate in their graduation. Usually the colleges release different cutoffs every year depending

Vivek, you haven't mentioned your Category. Neverthless, to be eligible for NEET, you should secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category%, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST. Now even with Biology as a 6th subject, if you secure the

Dear aspirant,

The HCU entrance exam is conducted or 100 marks ( one mark per question) in mcq type. How you prepare for the exam depends completely on the subject that you are opting for. Basic tips will be, strengthen your basics, because most of the questions are conceptual. Secondly

Hi,

Well most of such exams for undergraduate admissions have the syllabus being covered front the ncert book only. You can thoroughly study from that along with understanding the concepts and all by taking help from some reference books also. Try and corelate both and study well.