Hey,

You can pursue any course in bachelors for taking up the IAS exam. However, as you are already clear, that you want to opt for Botany/Zoology as an optional subjects, then, it would be best if you figure this out and pursue your bachelors in this field only. Optional

Hi,

I hope you are doing well!

BSc Agriculture is a 4-year undergraduate program that can be opted by 12th standard science stream students who have passed from a recognized board. BSc agriculture is also called in short forms as BSc (Agr.) , BSc(Ag) , BSc Hons (Ag) , B.S.A

Yeah! You can do MSc now from regular colleges or distance mode. There are no age limit in Courses. So you can freely pursue colleges which have the courses and you can pursue your passion.

Some of the colleges offering the course are:

Fergusson College, Pune

Presidency College, Chennai

KJ

Hi Sourav!

The admission to BSc in Jamia Milia Islamia , New Delhi is done on the basis of marks achieved in JMI entrance exam. And to be eligible to write JMI entrance exam, candidate must have  50% aggregate of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and in the subject concerned. As

Hello student,

Hope you are in best of your health so the answer to your question is as follows:-

Your inquiries refer to a subject that is linked to the series for admission to UG science programmes following the 12th grade test. In general, to be admitted to a BSC

Dear Aspirant,

In Jamia Hamdard University the eligibility is +2 science stream overall 50%. And In Jamia Milia Islamia the eligibility is 10+2 (PCM/B) with 50% marks in aggregate . So in both colleges overall 50% is the eligibility criteria for taking admission .

Formore information JMI check this link:-

Forensic Science is one of rising subjects which is attracting a lot of interest among the students. Some of the colleges for Forensic Science is provided below:

• Jain (Deemed to be University), Bangalore
• Kristu jayanti College, Kothanur
• Manipal school of life sciences, Manipal
• Garden City University, Bangalore
• Srinivas University, Bangalore

Dear Student,

The salary, perks and allowance for B.Sc graduates depends and changes as per the specialization in which they have done their course. For example, A graduate with B.Sc Biochemistry working in any laboratory can earn somewhere between 30,000 to 50,000 per month. Similarly, a graduate in B.Sc Computer

As you are in the final year of your BSc Biotechnology, then you can use the code 5 if you have Physics and chemistry along with Biotechnology. If you don't have all the subjects then you have to use code 2 which means that you are a dropper and you