Hello Jabin,

If you are pursuing B.Sc. then you should select the Code-5.

You can check your code accordingly in the link given below (section- "NEET Qualifying Examination Code")

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

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All the best.

Hello

After B.Sc Zoology Hons. you have many options. You can opt to pursue the course or go for the field in which you are interested. You can opt for M.Sc in Zoology and then go in the field of research. There are huge opportunities in research field.

If you

CSIR NET is for lecturer position however not in great demand for Zoology specially, its much recommended only for Life Sciences .

You should rather go for Abroad studies with Masters course in Zoology or Veterinary science which has prolific demand across developed nations and is highky skilled and niche

Hi there. 

You can surely apply for all medical entrance examinations after completing your graduation course i.e. as mentioned here B.Sc in Zoology. 

For being eligible to write NEET one has to be between the age range of 17 years - 25 years (for general candidates) with 50% aggregate marks

Hello Srushti

Kindly mention the college name. You want to know about the entrance exam of which college and which course ?

Good Luck!

You should go for MSc In Chemistry which is most recommended as it has very good demand across Emerging markets and exponential growth is forecasted. 

List of top University for Msc Chemistry shared below:

• Delhi university 
• Madras University 
• Christ University 
• MCC Chenn
• Fergusson Pune
• 
  

Hie,

Cutoffs are only the qualifying scores which are prepared considering a number of factors like how many candidates have registered or appeared for the entrance exam, difficulty level of the exam, number of seats etc. Moreover last year cutoff is just an idea, it might be 10 to 15