For NEET exam, you have to study all chapters from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. If you are a Hindi medium student, still NCERT books are the best to prepare. You must know how many total chapters are there so you can make a proper study plan. In Chemistry, there are

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you may study either bioscience or mathematics at graduation level based on the eligibility requirements of the university or college that you are applying to. Since you have studied PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology) and also Physical Education, you are eligible to pursue both streams of study.

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Yes, if you have passed in 5 subjects including English, Biology and Phyiscs BSc Nursing can be pursued. However, the chemistry is also a core subject for the nursing eligibility and to met the eligibility in full, you must be able to get a pass in the RT

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Yes, with a score of 434 out of 750 in CUET and OBC category, you have chances to get B.Sc. Biotechnology in some central universities.

You can try for Central University of Rajasthan and Central University of Tamil Nadu. Both these universities offer B.Sc. or Integrated B.Sc. Biotechnology courses

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Do do 12th again, you have two options:

1. Repeat 12th as a regular student – Take admission again in a school or open board like NIOS and study the full year.

2. Appear as a private candidate – If your board allows, you can give the exams again next year

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If you’re looking to pursue BSc (Hons) in Chemistry from a government college in Haryana without an entrance exam, that’s totally possible. Most government colleges in Haryana accept students based on Class 12 marks through a centralized admission portal run by the Department of Higher Education, Haryana.You’ll need to

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As you mentioned taking Zoology as your main subject and Chemistry as second, and Psychology as optional in AU entrance, and it’s not reflecting in your scorecard, you need to reach out to the exam authority (Andhra University) directly.

Because entrance exams generally consider only the main and second

Yes, you are eligible to appear for NEET 2026 because the basic eligibility says you need to pass 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as core subjects. There’s no issue if you passed Chemistry with grace marks, as long as you’re marked as pass in your board results.

However,

Hello Manish,

Here is the helpline you can use:

M.Sc. Chemistry / Admission related contact at Devta Mahavidyalaya, Morna :

• General college contact number : 01344 273497

• Alternate mobile numbers : 9412013095, 9927584752

You can call these numbers to ask about M.Sc. Chemistry admissions.

Hope it helps !

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Thanks for reaching out!

I'd recommend not rushing to change her stream before fully understanding the situation. A failed unit test is not uncommon in class 11 since it's a period of academic transition where many students need time to adjust. struggling in unit test doesn't define her