Yes, you can apply for a CPL even if you didn’t score 50% in 10+2, as long as you have a BSc in Mathematics with Physics and Chemistry from a recognized university. Most flying schools accept this, but you must also pass the Class 2 and Class 1 DGCA medical

Yes, you are eligible for NEET.

Even if Chemistry was your 4th subject, it's okay because you had Physics, Biology, and Chemistry in 12th, which NEET requires.

You need to pass all these subjects and have at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology if you are from the

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Yes, you are eligible to appear for NEET as the eligibility criteria regarding the subjects is that the candidate must have Physics, Chemisty and Biology as the subjects. It is important to have them as subjects rather than the importance of order.

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79 marks in M.Sc Atmospheric and 86 for M.Sc physics, seems to be low and chances for admission in University of Hyderabad appears lesser. The CUET PG cut off for general category is 190 and above and for OBC it is 180.

You may try your luck in

No, Basic Mathematics in 10+2 is not eligible for becoming a commercial pilot in India.  To become a commercial pilot in India, you need Physics and Mathematics (Standard or Applied) as mandatory subjects in your 10+2 education.

NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) is a legitimate option to complete your

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Yes, you can do a course for sonography after B.Sc . in Physics (Honours). It can be a good foundation for pursuing courses in sonography .

Several courses are available, including diploma programs and bachelor's degrees in medical imaging technology and radiology, which incorporate sonography as a core component.

You are qualified for NEET, yes:

You've passed the necessary courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and English.
Your PCB total of 61 + 47 + 53 = 161, or roughly 53.7%, is higher than the 50% threshold for the General category.

Thus, you are eligible to take the NEET exam

No you are not eligible for it in that condition.

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The percentage required in class 12 to be eligible for NEET exam is 50% for unreserved category, 40% for OBC/SC/ST and PWD categories in Physics, Chemistry and Biology together. Since you have secured 53%, you are eligible for NEET.

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In the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) Higher Secondary (H.S.) exam, Theory subjects typically require 30% to pass , which is usually 24 out of 80 in theory and a total of 30 out of 100 . You scored 24 , which is just at the edge of