Hello student,

The eligibility criteria to get admission in life science / Zoology / Microbiology course is determined by your PCB percentage of class 12th. In this, only science score percentage is taken into consideration (Physics, Chemistry and Biology). English will not be included here.

Thank you and good luck!

Hello aspirant,

I think Amity will be better because it has facilities which focuses on researches as compared to Manipal. Even Amity is a very good college in terms of life sciences. It is because Amity focuses on lots of researches and more than 1200 patents are registered by their teachers and even more than 100 patents are registered by the students every year as compared to other universities. So definitely Amity is a better option.

I hope this peace of information will help you

All the best

Hello,

According to the eligibility criteria there is no upper age limit till the Supreme Court passes its judgement on it. So you will be eligible to give NEET as long as you have passed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology and English as core subjects from a recognized board. Please click the below link to know more.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

Greetings, aspirant!

All of the fields that you've mentioned are good in their own way. It depends on your aptitude and preferences. These factors determine which course will be better for you.

Most of these courses can help you build a career as a research analyst, food safety analyst, research scientist, biomedical Scientist etc. Many of the subjects of such courses are related in various ways.

The pay for graduates of these courses generally lie between 2-5LPA but these numbers are liable to change depending on one's experience, posting, organization, knowledge base etc.

Most people opt for a post graduate course such as an MSc after graduating as this helps their future career prospects. You can even go for a PhD if you wish to focus on the research aspects of the field. Some people opt to become professors as well.

Hope this information helps.

Best of luck!!

Hello muskan,

Yes, you have to study maths and physics.

Syllabus is as follow,

1. Biochemistry, molecular biology, and immunology of post graduate level

2. Physics/chemistry (ug level)

3. Maths and computer science (10+2 level)

For more details go through this link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/jnu-exam-pattern/amp

Hope this will help you.

Hello!

Before applying for the jnuee life science you have to complete your graduation with biology, for preparing life science you have to clear your basics of your graduation,before start preparing at first look at the syllabus of the entrance exam,,and then pic up the book of your graduation and start preparing those topics which is in syllabus, you can buy some help books,and you can also buy solved question papers of life science,, it will helpful for the preparation,

I'll tell you the important books that you should definitely refer for JNU or in case any life sciences exam

Cell biology-Lodish

Biochemistry- Lehninger

Stryer and Harper are quite good too

Molecular biology- Bruce Alberts

Microbiology - Prescott

Immunology - Kuby

Genetics- Gardner

Developmental biology- Gilbert

Biotechnology- Glick

Plant and animal physiology, evolution and ecology - 11th and 12th ncert books are enough

Thankyou!

Hope it helps!

Divya, click on the link: http://apps.csjmu.ac.in/entrance/Entrance/EntranceCourseSelection  and select M.Sc and then Life Sciences. Because Zoology is a branch of Life Sciences, it is ok to select Life Sciences to study Zoology in CSJM. Please check the Admission Brochure at: http://www.kanpuruniversity.org/registration/2020/pdf/ADMISSION-BROCHURE-2020-21_280420.pdf

Hello Aspirant!

As Environmental science incorporates many aspects of Life Sciences in it, you can appear in CSIR-NET Life Science. But you will have to do a lot of extra hard work for CSIR-NET exam preparation apart from completing your post-graduate syllabus. The syllabus varies largely. If you are willing to pursue M.Sc. in Environmental Science, you should go for UGC-NET Environmental Sciences keeping in view the syllabus. It will be more helpful to you as per my knowledge.

I hope this answer will help you.