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Sir I have got 48,48,55,and 63 marks in physics chemistry and biology and english belonging to general category am I eligible for neet 2020

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 8th Mar, 2019

Dear Fammo, for being eligible for NEET, you should have a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This is for General Category and you have that aggregate. You needn't score 50 marks in every subject. That 50% is the required aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It

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My 12th exam per is 69,but in my college only 3 sub ( physics ,chemistry, biology ) can I apply for government Colleges,my MH-CET mark 67

aditi mishra 26th Mar, 2019

Dear Aaju,

For MH-CET only aggregate marks of 50% is required to apply for government colleges hence you are definitely eligible for the same.

Please read more about the requirements here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-eligibility-criteria

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To get into SS Jain Subodh Pg college for BSc in biology, do I require to appear in any entrance exam or it is merit based on 12th marks?

Kowshik mogali 7th Mar, 2019

Hello,

Ss Jain subhod pg college established in 1954 in Jaipur, is affiliated toUniversity of Rajasthan, Jaipur andRajasthan Technical University, Kota. The college runs regular courses in Arts, Science and Commerce Streams. The candidates can opt for undergraduate, postgraduate as well as PG diploma programmes in various fields.

Admission to

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Is b.sc course available in the college?

Mayur Shetti 7th Mar, 2019

Please mention the college name so that we can help you. B.Sc is mostly done after 12 std. There are different subjects in which you can do B. Sc

like B. Sc in physics, B. Sc in chemistry, B. Sc in Maths

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Products synthesized during Interphase?

masteranshu27 6th Mar, 2019

Products synthesized during various phases of Interphase -

G1 phase - Synthesis of nucleotides, ATP, non histone proteins, amino acids, RNA

S phase - Synthesis of DNA (DNA quantity doubles), centriole duplication

G2 phase - Synthesis of tubulin protein, RNA, proteins, duplication of mitochondria, chloroplast and golgi bodies

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Can you tell about Gram Staining Technique in brief?

masteranshu27 6th Mar, 2019

Bacterial smear is taken. It is then air dried. Then, it is stained with crystal violet/gentian violet for 30 seconds. Bacteria acquire bluish-purple coolour due to stain. It is then washed with water which is followed by iodine staining (0.5 percent solution). There will be a formation of CVI (Crystal

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What are Tyloses and what do they do?

masteranshu27 6th Mar, 2019

These are tracheal plugs found in heart wood, due to which the heart wood becomes non-functional. These are balloon-like swellings of xylem parenchyma cells in the lumen of vessels.

NEET UG 2016 Question - The balloon shaped structures called tyloses?
a. Originate in the lumen of vessels
b. Characterize the

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What is Bioremediation? Please give an example too.

Shaurya Sharma 6th Mar, 2019

Hello Ram,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

Bioremediation is a branch of biotechnology which deals with the use of living organisms such as microbes and bacteria to remove contaminants, pollutants and toxins from soil and water. It can be used to clean up environmental problems like an oil spill or contaminated

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List of cattle and poultry diseases (required for NEET)

masteranshu27 6th Mar, 2019

Cattle diseases -

Bacterial -

Anthrax - Bacillus anthracis
Mastitis - Cornybacterium pyogenes

Viral -
Rinderpest (cattle plague) - Paramyxovirus

Protozoan -
Babesiois - Babesia [Re-AIPMT 2015]

Poultry diseases -

Bacterial -

Pullorum- Salmonella pullorum
Mycoplasmosis - Mycoplasma gallisepticum Spirochaetosis - Spirochaete
Fowl cholera - Pasteurella

Viral -

Ranikhet (New

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Congenital vs. Acquired disease

Shaurya Sharma 6th Mar, 2019

Hello Ram,

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A congenital disease period of occurance is during or just after birth while aquired disease occur after birth or for the rest of your life
Congenital disease can be inherited by genes or caused by environmental or external factors aquired disease is caused only

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