Is there FT written on front of physics marks

Hello students,

I would suggest you that for specifically Biology subject do refer NCERT. NEET asks direct questions which you will be able to answer very easily if you have learnt NCERT thoroughly. Whether you read module or not but do learn the NCERT tor Biology to score high and

Hello srishtita,

Yes, of course you can apply for marine bioalogy after all being a botany honours  student.You can apply for it but minimum eligibility is you need to get is 55% marks in botany and zoology.The all india institute of medical science,new delhi pffers this course.

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As per one particular website, there are 45 seats in BSc Stats Hons and the cut offs are usually very high.

There's never a fixed no of seats there.

All of the students enlisted in the 1st list are eligible for admission.

Feel free to ask me in the comment

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Dear Aspirant

Your situation is one of the most common one. From your writing, I am not able to see your interest towards engineering field at all. I would like to suggest you to think hard before taking any step further as even a medical field is not an easy

Hello Aspirant,

Yes it is possible to do M.Sc Biochemistry after B.Sc in Chemistry.

However, you will be allowed only in certain colleges and not all. This is because most volleges require you to have studied Botany/Zoology/Microbiology/ any life science subject with Chemistry in your Bachelor's.

If you have, then

Hello Hitesh , NEET 2020 Will be held in First week of May. So you have Complete 9 months in your hand. So, As you said if you study with full dedication then you will definitly got 600+ marks. But follow the correct and directed path. Your both the subjects