Hi Aspirant. You have got good marks. But seeing your marks and analyzing it with the cutoff , I am sorry to inform you that you have very less chance of getting the seat this year. For your better understanding on this, please refer to this website.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/allahabad-university-cut-off/amp

Hi Aspirant. You have scored good marks. There is a huge competition for seats in Allahabad University. Seeing your marks, it is not enough to keep you in the safe zone and to help you secure a seat this year. For understanding better, you can refer to this website.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/allahabad-university-cut-off/amp

Hi Priti, first of all kindly provide some more inputs like are you looking for which college of which city/state. Based on these we can guide you further like what is the regestration process, fee structure, course curriculum, etc. Hope this is helpful to clear your dilemma.

All the best

Hello student,

Every college has different criteria while considering admission of an applicant. Some colleges do have minimum prescribed percentage in class 12 as 45% or 55% or 65%.

Generally for B.Sc Zoology, colleges tend to have minimum qualification as 55% in aggregate in class 12 which includes the subjects

Hey Sridarsini,

For admission in Miranda house, University of delhi you need to calculate your best four subjects marks and not your all subjects aggregate. Usually the cutoffs for bsc in Miranda house goes high as being one of the prominent college of University of delhi. For general category the

Dear Bhanudas

According to this year's NEET brochure, it should be CODE-5 as you mentioned that you are in first year doing B.Sc. 

But you should check NEET2020's brochure in case of any changes before applying.

As CODE-5 is defined for the candidates who are studying in the first year

Hey Shubham!

In zoology hons , physics is just provided to you as a minor elective. You can sury choose to drop it if you are not interested in it or whether it be any other reason . Infact one of my friends is also pursuing B.Sc zoology and as

Hi Subham,

For completing B.Sc., in Zoology, there is no necessity to take up physics. There is no college, that offers physics as an extra subject in the course time of Zoology graduate studies. Even if any college does offer physics, it would be an optional course (Like in Liberal