Hi,

As per your mentioned query yes, you are eligible to write NEET UG examination.

NEET UG eligibility criteria -

If you are matching with these criteria then you are eligible to write NEET UG examination.

To know more regarding your query visit the given link - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Hi aspirant....!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query.  The following are some of the top books you should pick up to prepare for the BSC Biotechnology entrance exam:

• Lehninger's biochemistry.
• Friefelder's molecular biology.
• Prescott - Microbiology.
• Alberts explains cell biology.
• Kuby, immunology.

Physics, chemistry, and biology subjects covered in class 10+2 level instruction are covered in every biotechnology entrance exam syllabus. Additionally, the following chapters are crucial for biotechnology admission exams:

Introductory Chemistry in biology. macromolecules and microbiology both taxonomy and biodiversity. Physiology of Plants and Animals. You can click the link below to learn more about the BSC Biotechnology course, entrance exam, and other details:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-biotechnology

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!

Hey student,

Student if you have your compartment in any subjects or any two of your subject you have to give all the compartment exams it is not optional it is mandatory to give to give all the examination in order to pass your class 10th for class 12th so in your case you have to give both physics and biology compartment examination.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

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Hello Aspirant,

There are no. of courses you can take with biology which will provide you handsome pay expect for doctor.

*Bsc Radiology and Imaging technology - from small town to big cities you have no. of pathologies which hire professionals from this fields and give handsome salaries.

*Bachelor of Physiotherapy - becoming a physiotherapist is a viable option for you given that it provides good package and it quite reputed profession.

*BSc Nursing - In healthcare other than being a doctor you can go for nursing, from government hospitals to private nursing home all of these hire nursing professionals and pay them good salaries.

Hope this helps!!

There are many students across India, who have Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology subjects in there 10+2 or Physics Chemistry, some other combination and Biology as an additional subject and still they ,managed to get a seat in Government Medical colleges. So its nothing like that, the syllabi is the same for the additional subject and the compulsory. You don't loose something out of it. So if you prepare well for the NEET and manage to score in NEET, then you will definitely be able to get seat in Government medical college  for MBBS.,

For NEET preparation tips consider the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Dear Pikumoni,

According to the National Testing Agency (NTA) the body that conducts NEET, you can only appear for the exam if you have passed 12th board examination with 50% aggregate score (40% if you are an OBC/SC or ST candidate).

Even if you get 50% aggregate score despite failing in one subjects, you would not be eligible for NEET because you will need a passing certificate at the time of examination.

Therefore, you are ineligible to appear for NEET unless you pass your Chemistry examination.

What can you do now : apply for improvement exam so that you can pass Chemistry. Try to get above 50% aggregate score. Since you have failed in only one examination, according to the New Education Policy (NEP), CBSE has now allowed improvement examination for one subject to be held immediately after the main examination instead of waiting for the successive examination in next year.

I hope this information helps you! Best of luck! Do not lose hope!

Bca is bachelor of computer applications. You can do bca in any college even if you study biology. There is no such colleges which offer bca course to students from biology background. Eligibility criteria for bca is 10 ,12th  with 50% mark and pass in English. Students who take biology can also apply for bca. Admission is either based on merit or entrance test conducted at University level.

Bca is about computers, programming, mathematics and all. If you are from biology background, initially you feel a difficulty but after getting basics you can make up.

Hello,

For a candidate to apply for B.Sc. Nursing entrance exam, he/she must score 45-50% marks separately in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English. However, the reserved categories have some relaxation of 5 % in 12th. Many universities and institutes provide B. Sc. Nursing without NEET via entrance exams. These include Banaras Hindu University, Christian medical college, Mahatma Gandhi Mission University.

So yes! you can apply.

All The Best

Hi,

As per your mentioned query the scope for optometric practice in India and abroad is great and unlimited. It is a dynamic and challenging career which could achieve personal growth, community respect and offers job flexibility, financial success and unlimited opportunities. Optometrists or optometric physicians are primary eye care and health professionals concerned with vision care.

After completing the course on optometry, an optometrist has various career opportunities.

• They can establish an independent practice by starting their own eye clinic, optical shop, lens manufacturing unit etc
• They can work with optician showrooms, eye doctors, contact lens and ophthalmic lens industry, hospital eye departments etc. Optometrists can also seek employment with any multinational organisation dealing with eye care products as professional services executives or take up teaching as a career
• They can pursue higher education or can go for further research in the field of optometry. Optometrists could also take up the work of occupational health specialists in the vision care of industrial workers.