Hi,

Biology is generally the Medical study but there are some Engineering courses that are even related to Biology.Even these courses have value in the industry.

BioMedical Engineering
Bio Technology
Genetic Engineering
Food Technology
Micro-Biology and Immunology Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Pharmaceutical Engineering

You can further persue MTech after any of

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the syallabus of India navy consist of physics, math, English and general awareness.

English syallabus

Passage, Preposition, Correction of sentences, Change active to passive/passive to active voice

Change direct to indirect/indirect to direct, Verbs/Tense/Non Finites, Punctuation

Substituting phrasal verbs for expression, Synonyms and

Hey aspirant

For a general candidate minimum 600+ is needed to get admission for mbbs in government medical colleges. This could change as cut off varies. But you can't get admission in government medical college with 435 marks. Minimum 450+ is also needed for getting admission in government dental college

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Catagory wise rank is useful in NEET PG All India Quota (AIQ) which is all done by MCC i.e Medical Counselling Committee. This helps for students who comes under reservation Catagory i.e All India Quota is secured seats for 15% and rest of 85% is secured by state Quota

Hi,

B.Voc. or Bachelor of Vocation is an undergraduate program of three years. It offers various fields on  healthcare, food technology and hospitality to creative fields like graphic designing and beauty & wellness.

Various branches of B.Voc are as :

• Retail management
• Animation
• Web Technologies
• Food Science
• Interior Design

And

Dear aspirant

Yes you can definitely get private medical colleges at your marks in your esteemed budget.

You can try in various state counseling for same like open state Uttar Pradesh, rajsthan, bihar, west bengal, Karnataka and Kerala. Kerala have lowest private medical colleges fee's in whole India. You can

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

I'm assuming You belong to the general category. Making predictions is challenging because the cutoff varies each year dependent on different factors including

• number of students who took the neet exam
• type of grades they received,
• The difficulty level of the neet

Hello,

Yes, it is possible for you to study MHA after graduating from a foreign medical university approved by the council of India. Since MBBS is one of the most popular professional career options in India, it is very common to pursue it form a foreign University due to the