Hey there,
Most topper students get 330+ out of 360 in biology.
The average score in biology is around 300/360.
There is not very much difference in these scores.
The main difference in NEET Score comes due to physics and chemistry.

NCERT should be your everything. Go for NCERT.

First

Hey there!

Depending upon your college and syllabus, the recommended books may differ. Also, you did not mention which semester are you referring to.

However, the recommended books are often written below the syllabus for that semester.

Please mention the subjects that you have chosen in your M.Sc. (Zoology) and

Hi there

You can get previous year question papers of BHU for class 11 entrance examination for science stream , bio group by going through its official website,the link for the same is provided below

http://bhuonline.in/old-qus-paper-set17.html

These past year papers will help you to understand the types of questions which

Hi Aqeel,

If you are interested in taking admission in Engineering than why would you be writing biology in the KCET Exam. As you have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, so you have to write only these subjects.

Yes, if you are interested in B.Pharma or B.Sc.(Hons.) then you may

There are several courses which has restriction that only with mathematics in class12th students can take admission so apart from that courses you can take the admission

The complete details of all the courses is given below

Hello aspirant

Qualifying marks for neet to be considered are aggregate marks for PCB subjects which is as follows:-
UR - 50%,
OBC/SC/ST - 40%,
PWD - 45%

Following is the qualification criteria:-

• As per NEET eligibility criteria 2020, candidates must have passed in Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English individually

You cannot rely on one book for NEET, Jeevan. The reason being each book has a different approach than the other. Here are few books that might help you"

Physics Best Books:

NCERT Physics Class XI & Class XII
Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
Objective Physics By DC