Hi dear candidate,

There are several colleges in Kerala for pharmaceuticals chemistry studies like KMCT College of Pharmacy, Amrita School of Pharmacy etc. You can choose any one based on your rank and suitable fee structure.

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Dear aspirant,

Assuming the mentioned score is your NEET score. With marks like Biology-345, Chemistry -140, and Physics- 92, your total in NEET would be around 577. So with a score around 570–580, it's unlikely to get a Government college seat unless you fall under a reserved category with a

Yes, in MP Board Class 12th, if you got less marks in Chemistry and Physics, you can apply for an improvement exam. The MP Board allows students to reappear in subjects where they want to improve their marks.

You need to fill out the improvement exam form when the board

Hello,

Based on the MHT CET grouping , candidates are usually grouped based on their best three subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Maths/Computer Science).

In your case:

• You scored 39 in Physics, 39 in Chemistry, and 40 in Maths, and 111 in Computer Science.

• If you replace Chemistry with Computer Science,

Hello Aspirant,

Admission to Hind College with qualifying marks depends on the course and eligibility criteria of the college or university that it comes under. If you received 50% overall in PCB with only 39 in Chemistry, you may have difficulties for courses that require a minimum of 40 marks

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1. To be considered for admission to AIIMS BSc Nursing (Hons), you must have completed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as subjects, and you need at least 55% aggregate marks in PCB if you belong to the general category.
2. If you achieve this 55% aggregate without

You can apply for MBBS counseling with both mark sheets, as long as they reflect your successful completion of the required subjects (Physics and Chemistry). Ensure that the board or institution acknowledges both mark sheets, but it is advised to confirm with the specific counseling authority for clarity.