Hello Aspirant,

Yes you can definitely take admission in B.Pharm. course if you have secured 85% in class 12th or it's equivalent examinations, this is because as per the common eligibility criteria for B.Pharm. :-

>>>>> The candidate should clear their 10+2 with physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology as compulsory

Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, i would like to tell you that NEET Exam is an entrance level examination which helps to offer seats in government medical colleges all over India.

With the help of this examination, candidates

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

Firstly, NEET exam is an entrance test, which is conducted all over India, for the purpose of getting seat in Government as well as private medical colleges across India. The abbreviation of NEET is as follows National Eligibility Entrance Test.

Secondly, to be

Hello Aspirant,

As per the eligibility criteria of last year, the candidates having Biology as an additional subject were also eligible but provisionally because the case is pending in Hon'ble SC and for this year as well there is no verdict so most probably the candidate having Biology as an

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Pre final maths question paper to a examination 2nd year 2A means half yearly for intermediate course Andhra Pradesh education system, question paper uh in the PDF form can be downloaded from the official website of Andhra Education Board. The official website of Education Board is https://bse.andhra edu.ac.in

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I hope you are doing well.

Post-graduation is required to apply for UGC NET. Also, science students are eligible for CSIR NET not for UGC NET. The difference between these is that CSIR NET is for science students and bachelor degree holders can apply for it but, UGC

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Best books for UPSC examination preparation-

• Indian Polity for Civil Services Examinations
• Indian Art and Culture by Nitin Singhania (Culture)
• Certificate Physical and Human Geography by Goh Cheng Leong.
• Oxford School Atlas by Oxford Publishers.
• Indian Economy by Ramesh Singh (Economy)
• India After Gandhi by Ramachandra Guha
• NCERT books:

Hi Swati, fear not even if you're not very good at English. Keep your eye on your sole objective that is to prepare for the NEET examination. So, what you could do is divide your time effectively into the topics you find easier first and are much aware about. Relating

Dear aspirant,

See, we can't say that whether people fail in online examinations or not. Because it depends on how you perform in the exam irrespective of the mode in which exam is conducted. If you prepare well for exams then you can pass in exam though they conduct exams

Hello aspirant,

We can't say that we'll fail in online examinations or not. Because it depends on how you perform in the exam irrespective of the mode in which exam is conducted.

If you prepare well for exams then you can pass in exam though they conduct exams in online