Hey there! The appropriate NEET code for you would be :

CODE:02 - for candidates who have passed 10+2/HSC or it's equivalent with physics, chemistry and biology/biotech and English.

However, this is only valid if your 10+2 level included Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology as core subjects.

Hello Devika,

Yes, with 81% in BSc Zoology, you are eligible to apply for MSc in Marine Biology in most universities since Zoology is a related subject. Admission mainly depends on the university’s criteria, entrance exams, or merit list.

Spot admission chances vary by college and availability of seats. Some colleges may offer spot admissions if seats remain vacant after regular rounds, but this is not guaranteed.

Keep checking with the specific colleges or universities you are interested in for spot admission updates and application deadlines.

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Hello there,

If you score 720 marks in NEET UG , then yes , you can definitely get admission to AIIMS Delhi , even if you're from the general category .

Here's why:

1. NEET score is the only criteria for MBBS admission in AIIMS, including AIIMS Delhi.

   • Your board marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) should only meet the eligibility criteria , which is:

     • 50% aggregate in PCB for General category .
       
       

2. You mentioned:

   • Physics: 63

   • Chemistry: 55

   • Biology: 69

   • Total PCB = 62%
     
     This meets the eligibility requirement, so you are eligible .
     
     

3. 55 marks in Chemistry will not affect your admission if you clear NEET with a top score like 720 , because admissions are purely rank-based , not subject-mark based (after eligibility).
   
   Final Answer:

Yes, with 720 marks in NEET UG and 62% in PCB, you are eligible and can get admission to AIIMS Delhi. Your 55 marks in Chemistry will not hurt your chances at all.

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Hello Prachi,

Yes, you can pursue a B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) degree from central universities through the CUET 2025 exam, even if your chosen subjects are English , Biology , and the General Test (GAT) .

CUET 2025 Eligibility for B.Pharm

• Class 12 Qualification : You must have passed Class 12 or its equivalent examination.
  
  

• Subject Requirements : While specific subject combinations may vary by university, many central universities require candidates to have studied Physics , Chemistry , and Biology in Class 12 for B.Pharm admissions.
  
  

• CUET Exam Subjects : You can select subjects based on your educational background. If you have studied Biology in Class 12, you can appear for Biology , English , and the General Test in CUET.
  
  Important Considerations

• Age Limit : The minimum age for B.Pharm admission is typically 17 years .
  
  

• Minimum Marks : A minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Class 12 is generally required for general category candidates.
  
  

• University-Specific Requirements : Each central university may have its own specific eligibility criteria and subject requirements for B.Pharm admissions. It's crucial to check the official CUET information bulletin and the specific university's admission guidelines for detailed information.

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With 75% in your Class 12 board exams and Physics, Maths, Biology, and English as core subjects, you are eligible for many science-based undergraduate courses. Since you have Physics and Maths, you’re eligible for courses like B.Tech, B.Arch (with NATA/JEE), and B.Sc. programs.

Biology also opens up options like B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Microbiology, or even paramedical fields.