Hello,

First of all the expected cutoff for NMAT is 160-200 marks with Logical Reasoning 65-70 and Quantitative skills with expected cutoff 70-75 and language skills of 62-65and the expected cutoff for nmims in pharmaceutical management is expected to be 200 ( https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff ).

But previous year cutoff for nmims for pharmaceutical management was 50 in Logical Reasoning 50 and Quantitative skills with expected cutoff 50 and language skills of 50 and overall cutoff of 169/200.

The cutoffs are difficult to predict as they depend on various factors but you may get a call in the later counselling rounds so I recomment you to stay updated with the notices on the official website and all the counselling dates will be updated there.

Hope this helps

Hii there,

Dear candidate, hope you are doing well, according to you The UPCET examination which you are mentioning here doesn't exist. There are exams called UPSEE or APSET, please ask your question again with proper correct details so that we can help you further and clear your doubts.

https://www.careers360.com/exams/upsee

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/apset

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Hi aspirant,

basic reuqirement to eligible for NEET is pme need to secure atleast 50% in aggregate pf PCB from recognized board or university. In your case aggregate percentage is more than 50% in PCB. So yes you are eligible for NEET and yoir form will not get rejected.

hope this is helpful to clear your dilemma.

Hi Rahul

Life science is an applied subject. The study of life science includes the study of three subjects that are Zoology, Botany and Chemistry.

Unlike honours subject, in life science you study these three subjects together. Scope of life science is vast as you can choose your career field into any one of the three subject as per your choice.

Mostly, after life science degree you can go for research or higher studies. There are many colleges of Delhi University that offers Bsc in Life Science.

Thanks

The Department of Life Science at NIT Rourkela is envisioned to be a state-of-the-art department which emphasizes on the understanding of mechanisms of life processes at molecular and cellular levels in all living systems. The life sciences dept. is much much better than it used to be earlier. Faculties are quite helpful and understanding. The dept. has well equipped laboratory facilities to allow cutting edged research go in full flow. Research in NITR is as such really good, and so is in the Life Sciences department. If you want to go for pure life sciences research,NIT RKL is not at all a bad option.

Dear aspirant,

Looking at previous year cutoff trends you have a safe score. The expected cutoff for msc life science all categories is nearly 35 this year. So you can apply for the college of your choice. For details you can visit the following link

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cucet-cutoff

Regards!

hi,

see the public sectors undertaking mostly recruit for gate in engineering division like electrical, mechanical, electronics, civil engineering, geology department. however there is less options in psu available for life science degree holders, but based on gate score you may opt for higher study like phd or masters courses in IISC, in foreign university.

hope you may understand.

Hello Priyanshi,

Since you have not mentioned with respect to any particular college or university syllabus I am going to list out the syllabus on a general basis according to CSIR NET .

EARTH SCIENCE:

The Earth and the Solar System

Earth Materials, Surface Features and Processes

Interior of the Earth, Deformation and Tectonics

Oceans and Atmosphere

Environmental Earth Sciences

Geology

Physical Geography

Meteorology

Geo-Physics

Ocean Sciences

There are further sub-topics under each. Also there might be slight variations or addition to these main topics list based on the university or college you opt for. Same applies for life science topics too.

LIFE SCIENCE:(Major areas)

Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology

Cellular Organization

Fundamental Processes

Cell Communication and Cell Signaling

Developmental Biology

System Physiology – Plant

System Physiology – Animal

Inheritance Biology

Diversity of  Life Forms

Ecological Principles

Evolution and Behavior

Applied Biology

Methods in Biology

Hope this helps