Because you already have studied Physics and Chemistry in your 12th, you need to take up Biology as an additional subject from NIOS and appear for NEET. And aggregate of Physics and Chemistry from your 12th and Biology from your NIOS will be calculated and you should score an aggregate

Hey!

According to the government medical colleges eligibility criteria, you require minimum 50% marks in 10+2 with physics, chemistry, biology and English.

Also, If you fail in the optional subject then the result will come out as PASS.

Hope this answer helps!

hello aspirant...

To get good marks in the 10+2 or equivalent higher education, you will have to work hard with good dedication and targettted towards your goal. YOu will have to concentrate on each subject equally so that you can maintain your targetted percentage. Always complete studying your portions before

• Indian Institute of Technology (IITs)
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Hi Harsha,

Yes,after M.Sc in system biology you are eligible for Research as you can get jobs in:-

1-Medical research.

2-Agricultural Research Organizations.

3-Medical laboratories.

4-Testing Laboratories.

And in many more research organizations.

Teaching profession is also a good choice available for M.Sc in Biology graduates. They can find teaching

Hello Aspirant,

It depends on your capability & interest. If you are PCB student then you can go for MBBS which is more prestigious profession then after BDS & other courses like BAMS, BHMS etc.

The other options you can opt-
Bachelor of Science inore prestig specializations under the pure

Hello Rupal,

There are lot of fields available for a biology students after class 12th.

You can go for pursuing MBBS

You can also go for courses like bachelor's in botany, zoology, environmental science, microbiology, biochemistry, bioinformatics etc.

You can pursue any of these course depending upon your vested interest

Hello Aspirant .

Note- It totally depends on the will of the candidate which course he/she wants to pursue according to his/her interest.

Comparing both the courses Bsc in system biology has more scope in the future as there will be more requirement of graduates of this course. Candidate pursuing