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I had completed my higher secondary education.i had interest in biology , anyone please suggest me an course with high scope in med r tech

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 31st Mar, 2019

If you want to pursue your studies further in Biology, you can opt for Biotechnology as a subject. After your bachelors degree you can study Masters in Microbiology/Biotechnology/Forensic Science/Bio Chemistry/ Botany/ Zoology/ Cell Biology/Molecular Biology/ Bioinformatics/ Agriculture/ Food Technology/Animal Biotechnology/ Bio Physics/ Computational Biology/Biostatistics/ Genetics/ Marine Biotech/ Nano Biotechnology/ Plant

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Im in class 12 . Im very much interested in biology. Please suggest some courses except M.B.B.S and botany zoology.

Debapriya Dutta 5th Apr, 2019

Hello, MBBS, Zoology and Botany are not the only courses which you can opt for with an interest in biology. I also have an interest in biology and I am pursuing B. SC in Molecular and Microbiology. Although there are many courses which you can opt for with a science

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I give first time neet exam with 12th so which chapters I can read in physics chemistry and biology to select in neet exam

MAYANK_CHAUDHARY_1553526209 Student Expert 31st Mar, 2019

here is the list of important chapters and topics

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics

make sure to complete the most weightage ones first and be thorough with the ncert each and every chapter.

hope it helps.

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How to prepare for neet biology

AMIT DAS 31st Mar, 2019

Hello Aspirant Avni,

Thanks for asking this question. Every NEET aspirant finds their own way of preparing. Hope this will help you in some way:-

Start preparing for the exam as early as possible. You are already in 12th Std, you have 1 year left in your hand(If you have

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Sequence of hydrach succession?

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019

Hydrach Succession -

1. Pioneer community (phytoplanktons like blue green algae)

2. Submerged Plant Stage (eg. Hydrilla, Vallisneria)

3. Submerged free floating plant stage (eg. Pistia, Wolffia)

4. Reed swamp stage (eg. Typha, Sagittaria, Phragmites)

5. Marsh meadow stage (eg. Cyperus)
6. Scrub stage (eg. Alnus)
7. Climax community (forest)

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Composition of sandy soil, clay soil and loam soil?

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019

Sandy Soil - 80 percent or more sand + 20 percent less silt or clay
Has poor water-holding capacity

Clay Soil - 40-50 percent clay + 50-60 percent silt + little amount of sand may be present
Has high water holding capacity

Loam soil - 20 percent clay + 40

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Examples of New World and Old World crops?

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019

New World Crops (North and South American Crops)- Maize, Potato, Cocoa, Tomato, Cotton, Red pepper, Sunflower, Peanut, Cashew nut, cucurbits

Old World Crops (Asian, European, African and Australian Crops) - Rice, Wheat, Barley, Pea, Soyabean, Lentil, Black Pepper, Cardamom, Coriander, Sugarcane, Tea, Coffee, Almond

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What are - Allens law, Gauses law and Copes law?

Krithika 31st Mar, 2019

Hello Ram,

Allen's rule states that endothermic animals from colder climates tend to have shorter ears,tail and leg in colder parts than in warmer parts.This they reduce surface:volume ratio.

Gause law states that if two species have almost completly overlapping niches they cannot cannot continue to co exist.One of the

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Give some examples of vestigial organs in human body?

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019

Examples of some vestigial organs in human body -

1. Vermiform appendix
2. Caudal vertebrae
3. Segmental muscles of abdomen
4. Body hair in males
5. Auricular muscles of pinna
6. Third molar (also known as wisdom tooth)
7. Semilunar fold in the cornea of eye

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Examples of homologous and analogous structures?

masteranshu27 31st Mar, 2019

Examples of homologous structures -

1. Arrangement of bones of forelimbs in bats, whales, cheetah, humans

2. Vertebrate brains and hearts
3. Thorn of bougainvillea and tendril of Cucurbita

Examples of analogous structures -

1. Wings of insects (eg. butterfly) and of birds
2. Eye of octopus and of mammals

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