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Iam just appear Class 12thfrom biology stream I am interested in biology subject except physics and chemistry so what course I have to choos

Nishi 4th Apr, 2019
Hello Pooja
Whichever course you will opt for will require you to have a combination of subjects. So you cannot just take up only biology .
Graduation courses from biology include
B.Sc. Life Sciences: It has Biology along with chemistry
B.Sc. Honors Zoology and B.Sc. Honors Botany: Core subject is
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I studied Biology group I want to study Information technology,can I ?

Oishik Das Student Expert 4th Apr, 2019

Hello Sir. According to your query that you had studied Biology and now you want to pursue Information Technology, well you can. Many students shift from Biology to Computer related subjects after their +2. It is very easy. You have to give the JEE Mains, JEE ADVANCED (if you can

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My son is in 9th standard. Which book he should use as reference book for Physics, Chemistry , Biology and Maths?

Deepshikha Student Expert 30th Sep, 2019
Hey,
See,since your son is in 9th standard so you must keep one fact in mind that your son's concepts are getting cleared irrespective of the books he is using.
Tell your son to focus on the books prescribed by hid  school. If he is CBSE board ,then you must
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Can I appear for neet 2020.I was not having biology in class 12. I am PCM student.

Yogita Punjabi 4th Apr, 2019
Hello

The educational qualification required for candidate to appear for the NEET exam is that a candidate must have qualified class 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as compulsory subjects. As you didn't have biology as your main subject then I'm sorry to say that you won't be able
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Sir mujhe 12th me 50% marks aaya hai but biology subject me 48marks aaya hai to mai neet apply kar sakta hu

Arnab Ghosh 3rd Apr, 2019
Hi Amit,
               Look for NEET there has not any Eligibility criteria for total marks.
According of eligibility criteria of qualifying marks in NEET 2019 - you should have got aggregate of atleast 50%(for General) in your PCB, for OBC/SC/ST - 40% & for PWD - 45% in 12th.

So, as
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biology vitee sample papper 2019 downlod

Nishi 4th Apr, 2019
Hey Sudhakar
Refer to the following link for VITEEE sample papers

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-sample-papers
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My best 4 is coming 87%. I want to get admission in B.A in du.Can anyone tell me how much % would be deducted during admission in du?

Nisha 13th May, 2019
Hlo aashi
If you will include PE in best four subjects there is a deduction of 2.5% in your overall percentage
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Can a poor boy whose familys annual income is just around 1.5 Lakh rupees dream to become a radiologist?

Anubha Karol 3rd Apr, 2019

Yes you can become a radiologist. There are many government colleges in the country that offer medical education (MBBS) and PG is a stipend paying job.

So you just need to study hard in your 11th and 12th and you can get admission in any government college which offers good

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For neet biology NCERT and NCERT at finger tips is sufficient to score 320+marks ???

Shaurya Sharma 2nd Apr, 2019

Hello Nandan,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

For any pre-medical entrance examination, it is very important to keep your concepts crystal clear. 

NCERT books are the best study material for NEET exam since many a times direct questions are asked from the text. So, consider NCERT book as the bible for

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Diameters of different peripheral nerve fibres?

PRAMOD KUMAR RANA 24th Apr, 2019

Hello Ram Mohan Nayak


As i know about nerve fibres the diameters and numbers of fibres have been measured throughout the peripheral nervous system. The nerves of the muscles that act upon the outside world contain few fibres, having very large and medium-sized fibres but no very small ones. Thus

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