Yes, you can. Preparing for AIIMS and NEET is an individual choice. You can do it during your high school days, or join a college and keep preparing or drop a year. 

Your 12 score is fine and you are eligible for both NEET and AIIMS as per your board

•    Ramjas college, newdelhi
• hans raj college
• sri venkateshwara college,
• IMS ghazibad university
• acharya narendra dev college.

Hello aspirant,

The form will release on 15april2019, it will be in online mode. There will be only one application form for all BSC subjects.

So the starting date for applications is 15april 2019 and last date to fill the form is 7may2019.

Hope your doubts are clear now.

Good

Hi student,

The average fees for a B.Sc course in zoology is Rs 5000/- per semester. This may vary slightly from college to college. If you could tell us which college you want to know about, then we can provide you with more accurate information.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Dear Student,

Greetings.

BSc in Botany is a three year undergraduate course, the candidates must have completed 10+2 with science as a subject from a recognised university to take admission in this course. One can work as a Agricultural Research Services, Biotechnology Firms, Botanical Survey Centres, Colleges/Universities, Cosmetic Companies, Eco-botany,

Dear Shivam, if you have been qualified for AIIMS MBBS and you get a seat in the counselling, you need to take a Transfer Certificate and Migration Certificate from your current college. And because you are still studying B.Sc, your highest qualification will still remain 10+2. So you will take

Hello Basil

Below are the list of courses that you can take after the completion of BSc Zoology

1. Master of Philosophy in Life Science
2. Master of Science in Zoology
3. Master of Science in Zoology (Hon.)
4. Master of Philosophy in Zoology
5. Master of Science in Applied Zoology
6. MSc Forensic Science
7. MSc

hello aspirant 

you can prepare for following exams after completing graduation

1. upsc- union public service commision. this is the exam which you might have already known about. It offers few of the most respectable jobs in the country like IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS etc

there are three rounds of

Hello Shivam,

Thanks for contacting Careers360.

It is no possible to pursue 2 courses at the same time in regular mode (B.Sc and MBBS are regular courses) as per the norms of UGC. You can pursue one course in regular mode while the other in distance mode if you are