Chemistry
Hi
Neet eligibility criteria says that, to be eligible one must have passed in English and in both the theory and practical of PCB i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 50 % in aggregate of PCB ( in theory +practical) in 12th examination if belong to general category
As many as 80 seats usually for B.Sc .
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Hello, Yes, The course is applicable to all BSc. courses with chemistry as a major subject. So even you are eligible. Hope this helps
Hi Student
MSc physics eligibility criteria for the admission is discussed below:
Hello,
For food science and nutrition there are different branches you can choose. For nutrition you can go for Bsc Nutrition courses where you'll be taught about the nutrients which is to be taken care while preparing diets and also you'll be taught about how to increase the macro and
Hi,
There are various undergraduate, diploma and certificate courses which you van do after 12th. Some of these courses are -
B.Sc food science and nutrition
B.Sc Botany
B.Sc Zoology
B.Sc chemistry
B.A
B.A geography honour
B.Sc Biotechnology
B.Sc Bioinformatics
B.sc biochemistry
CS
CA
Diploma in nutrition and dietics
you
Every year nta releases the eligibility criteria for applying to NEET exam.
The eligibility to apply for NEET exam is -
Age - minimum age 17 years at the time of application can maximum age 25 years with relaxation of 5 years to SC/ST/OBC-NCL category and PwD Candidates.
Note
The duration of mh-cet 2020 exam will be 180 minutes.
Section physics and chemistry will appear first in first 90 minutes.
After completion of 90 minutes the paper of section physics and chemistry will get auto submitted.
From the minutes 91 -180 the paper of mathematics will appear on
hey,
there will be no subject of chemistry and physics in B.arch , however there might be mathematics and computer application , you can have a look at the subjects you are going to deal with in B.arch
1. architectural design
2. visual arts and basic design
3. computer application
Hey Pooja
If you want to get admission in Bsc hons chemistry, then kindly consider your PCM percentage only. If you've cleared the first cut off of these colleges then congratulations.
As per rankings and quality of faculty, I will suggest you to choose Bhaskarayacharya College of Applied Sciences. Once
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