Correct Answer: impact

Solution : The second option is the correct choice.

In the context of the sentence, impact refers to the influence or effect that sports have on the psychological health of young people. It indicates that sports leave a notable impression or effect on the mental well-being of individuals.

The meanings of the other options are as follows:

• Thrash means to beat or hit repeatedly.

• Torment means to cause severe physical or mental suffering.

• A request means to ask for something.

Correct Answer: participation

Solution : The third option is the correct choice.

In the context of the sentence, participation means taking part in or engaging in an activity, aligning with the context of sports and mental health.

The meanings of the other options are as follows:

• Establishment is the act of establishing something.
• Remuneration means payment or compensation for work or services.
• A celebration is an event or activity to mark a special occasion.

Correct Answer: who

Solution : The fourth option is the correct choice.

In this context, who is used to specify the group of kids being discussed, particularly those who played only individual sports. It helps to introduce additional information about the subject of the sentence.

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If you aspire to become a physics researcher and study abroad, several countries offer excellent opportunities. The United States is known for top-notch universities like MIT, Stanford, and Harvard, with cutting-edge research facilities in physics. These institutions often provide opportunities to work with renowned researchers and offer competitive salaries for postgraduate researchers.

In Europe, countries like Germany and Switzerland have prestigious universities such as ETH Zurich and Max Planck Institute, known for their strong emphasis on physics research. The United Kingdom, with institutions like Cambridge and Oxford, also boasts a rich academic tradition in physics.

When considering where to pursue your dream, it's crucial to look into the specific programs and faculty in each university, ensuring they align with your research interests. Additionally, explore scholarship opportunities, as they can help ease financial concerns. Research output, collaborations, and industry connections of the university should be considered too. Ultimately, finding the right fit involves a mix of academic reputation, available resources, and the overall environment that will support your journey towards becoming a successful physics researcher.

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Be clear about your dreams before anything else. A strong interest in theoretical and practical knowledge is necessary to succeed as a research scientist. After earning your MSc in biology, you can take a number of challenging tests to be admitted as a PhD student and eventually work as a research scientist. Several of them are.:-

• Csir net life science
• Dbt jrf
• Gate
• Entrance exams of specific universities, BHU,DU,MDU etc

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If you want to be a researcher then you need to do PhD and then add on your research experience in different research institutes. Now if you wish to be a researcher, the first thing is that in which area you will do research, is to be decided for you. If you want to go for pure sciences such as Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry etc then you have to do the BSc and MSc in the subject of your choice and after the MSc or BSc you have to qualify some entrance for the admission to the course of PhD or Integrated PhD respectively. If you go for the Engineering sciences, then you have to complete BTech or BE and the procedure is somewhat the same.

So as you are in 12th, you need to realize what is the field you are the most interested in and pursue a degree in that program.

Some of the top PhD entrances are-

• NET
• TIFR GS
• JEST
• IIT JAM

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Hello,

You have to complete your MSc in botany for which you're required to pass bachelor's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate or above which vary among colleges,

the admission process may be based on the merit of the qualifying examination or it can be done through entrance tests such as DU, BHU, CUCET, LPU to name a few,

some of the top colleges offering MSc Botany are Delhi University, BHU, Visva Bharati University, Panjab University Chandigarh, MSU Baroda, University of Rajasthan Jaipur to name a few, check out our page at https://www.careers360.com/courses/msc-in-botany to know more details regarding this,

further you can appear for CSIR NET Biological Science for the post of JRF if you wish to go into research, you want to pursue higher studies as in PhD, the eligibility criteria for CSIR NET JRF/Lecturer is passed master's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university securing 55% aggregate for UR, in case of reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%, the upper age limit for JRF is 28 years for UR, for lecturer post there is no upper age limit, check out our page at https://competition.careers360.com/exams/csir-ugc-net to know more details regarding this.

If you want to be a Biological Scientist then you need to study Physics, Chemistry & Biology course in your 10+2 and then you have to follow the science courses related to Biology such as Microbiology, Zoology, Botany, Genetics etc. But once you go to higher studies, the use of mathematical tools like Statistics, Arithmetic and Algebra will be required. So if you don't want to study Mathematics, don't do it, but make sure that you must have a good mathematical conception till your 10th atleast and the else required, you will carry on from your curriculum.

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Hi,

For going in any research field you have to complete the masters degree first then you can go into that field. So, if you want to become doctor first then you must do your MBBS. Otherwise if you are not having that aim then you can do B.Sc. If you do B.Sc then you will have one year less than MBBS and getting chance for M.Sc is easier than M.D.

After MBBS, Various institutes that offer research opportunities are ICMR(Indian Council for Medical Research), CIMAP, CCMB(Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology), St. John's Research institute. One can also join WHO. Many institutes like AIIMS, PGI, NIMHANS, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai (TIFR) offer a Ph.D. degree.

There are two ways to switch over to research leading to Ph.D. for meritorious MBBS graduates.

The main option is to get admission to a three-year medical postgraduate programme (MD or MS). Thereafter one can go for medical research leading to Ph.D. Besides this, a few research institutions admit meritorious medical graduates directly for research programmes.

For example, Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology under the Government of India functioning at Poojappura, Thiruvananthapuram, offers major research programme in disease biology and molecular medicine as well as plant biotechnology and discovery. First class (with 60 per cent marks) MBBS degree holders are also eligible for admission. This Ph.D. programme is affiliated to the University of Kerala. Those having a valid research fellowship from UGC- CSIR or ICMR, category A of Department of Biotechnology are eligible to receive fellowships.

Medical Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram, Jawaharlal Institute for Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER), Puducherry, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh and Christian Medical College, Vellore provide research facilities leading to Ph.D.


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