Hello student,

I am sorry to tell you but, there is no possibility that you get admission in University of Delhi with 55% in any course. The last year cut offs for these courses were 85%+.

You can check other colleges/universities which provide these courses.

Here is a link to

St. Xavier's Mumbai offers a two year degree in Msc in biotechnology. The eligibility criteria to take admission in the course is,

Either a Bsc in Biotechnology from a recognized Institute

Or three units of biotechnology in your Bsc degree.

As you satisfy the second criteria, so you are eligible

Hello,

Admission to MSc Zoology is done through common entrance  test conducted by Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, the exam is conducted for 2 hours carrying 100 MCQs for 100 marks, the qualifying mark is 40% for UR and 38% for SC/ST, there are mainly three sections such as

Some of the courses you can go after BSc Zoology:

• M.Sc Zoology
• M.Sc Biotechnology
• M.Sc in Life Science
• M.Sc Microbiology
• M.Sc Bioinformatics
• M.Sc {Hons} Botany
• M.Sc {Hons} Microbiology
• M.Sc In Pediatric Nursing
• Masters of Physiotherapy in Neurology
• M.Sc. in Audiology and Speech Therapy
• M.Sc. in Optometry
• M.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology

Hello,

Yes, you are right that there is no Bsc in zoology or Botany but, there is Bsc in Biotechnology including with this there are 7 other streams of Bsc (hons) they are forensic science, mathematics, physics, computer science, chemistry, geography and electronics.

To know more about iehe Bhopal you

Hi,

Well it depends on the papers that you have this semester. If you can elaborate more on that then I will be able to recommend you some books both by Indian and foreign authors for your reference. Just comment below and let me know the syllabus that you have

Hello,

BSC zoology is mainly including the animal kingdom, embryology etc. So if you are doing BSC in zoology it's great. After that you can do MSc which is masters degree of zoology. If you are not interested on it then other options are there.

You can study wildlife management,

Hello aspirant!

I think you have great enthusiasm in studying and pursuing your job.

GNM Diploma holders, who have completed the course from an INC (Indian Nursing Council) recognized institute, who are registered with State Nurse Registration Council as R.N.R.M., are eligible to pursue B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) course.

Yeah! Most of the exams you mentioned either require 10+2 pass or a Graduation. So you will be able to sit for those examination and on qualifying you can do the job and there will be no problem with your 10+2 backlog.

I hope this might help. All the very