Hello Aspirant,

Hope your doing good.

Yes there is interview(viva-voce) taken for master level courses like molecular medicine and many more in JNU.

The final selection of candidates for admission to the post-graduate programs of study is made on the basis of inter-se merit of candidates in their respective categories,

• based on their performance in the written examination,
• in the viva voce (wherever prescribed), and
• after incorporating the Deprivation Points, wherever applicable.

prepare well after your entrance exam to face it confidently .

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Dear candidate,

As you have not mentioned your category so I am assuming to be general.As per possible prediction you have rare chances that you will get admission in DU with this marks. Mostly cutoff for Bsc life sciences goes around 85-90 %. Also top college like Hansraj have the cutoff around 94-95%. So it is very difficult that you will get DU with this marks in general category.But if you could give more clearance on your category then it would have been better as for ST category cutoff is around 74-78%.

Moreover check the details for clearance by below link.

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

Also you can predict the college by using our tool.

https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor?ici=cp-listing_university&icn=Delhi-University-College-Predictor

Hope it helps.

Hello Student,

The NITs are institutions that allot admissions based on the JEE Mains exam. This exam is ranked based on the 12th boards and JEE Mains exam. Here, the 12th maths exam is also taken into consideration. NIT Rourkela is also one of the NITs that has to follow the same university. Hence unfortunately, no. It is important to have taken maths in 12th standard to get into NIT Rourkela

Hello there

No. You can't decide the combination itself. Life science is already a subject that has a combination of three subjects that are Zoology, Botany and Chemistry. You study all the three subjects together. Life science students get a broad of view of all these subjects together.

In every semester, you are introduced to an additional subject that can be evs, english or zbc (Zoology, botany, chemistry) related.

You can't choose the subjects on your own. The syllabus and subjects are already prescribed by the University itself.

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Hello there

Delhi University offers a three years graduation course in Life science. Life science is basically the combination of 3 subjects that are Zoology, Botany and chemistry.

You are offered to study all the 3 subjects together. This gives you a broad view of all three subjects together. You can easily get into the field of research after completing your degree in life science.

Also, additional subject is introduced in every semester.

And the eligibility criteria to get admission in life science course is determined by your PCB percentage of class 12th.

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Hi Nidhi

First of all, for getting admission in science courses (except mathematics), your science score percentage is taken into consideration. 'Best Four' percentage is not taken into consideration.

For getting admission into Life Science, your PCB percentage will determine your eligibility. Also, the cut offs vary every and is different for every categories. Usually, the cut off for Life science course is not too high.

You can easily get admission into a good college if your PCB score is 88% and above in 3rd or 4th cut off.

Predict colleges here - https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

You can check the cut offs once they are released here -

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

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Hi Shruti

For getting admission in Bsc Life Science course, your science score percentage is taken into consideration. 'Best Four' percentage is not taken into consideration.  Your PCB percentage will determine your eligibility. Also, the cut offs vary every and is different for every categories. Usually, the cut off for Life science course is not too high.

You can easily get admission into a good college if your PCB score is 88% and above in 3rd or 4th cut off. As further cut offs are released the cut offs become generally low. As per previous cut off trends, the closing cut off percentage for life science course was around 82% for general category.

Predict colleges here - https://university.careers360.com/delhi-university-college-predictor

You can check the cut offs once they are released here -

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

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Hi Rajesh,

You really had secured a good mark in your 12th pcb records.

But as you asked that you wants to know that will you get admission in bsc lifescience then i will tell you that generally to get admissions in good institutions like: iit, nbcs,nabs,cmbb,etc; you have to appear for particular entrance exams conducted by such institutions.

But, there are many other institutes as well which allows ypu to pursue bsc lifescience on the basis of your 12th marks like: DU, Amity,etc.

Hope this will help you out.

Good luck.