Hi,

Failing in Physics does make things tricky, but the good news is that many Nutrition and Dietetics programs don’t require Physics as a core subject.Look for colleges that accept students based on PCB or even only Biology and Chemistry.Some private and autonomous colleges have flexibility and accept students from Arts and Commerce backgrounds too.

But yes you must pass your Class 12 board exams overall to be eligible for any recognized degree. So if you've failed Physics but passed overall (with a grace or reappeared), you may still be considered. Best to check individual college eligibility on their website . Keep your options open you might just find a college that fits perfectly.

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-nutrition-and-dietetics

Thank you!

If you have failed in physics in Class 12, then it might be difficult to get admission in B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics in most colleges because many of them require you to pass all the science subjects, especially biology, chemistry, and physics. But still, some colleges may allow admission if you have passed biology and chemistry, since those are more relevant to the course. It’s better to check the specific eligibility criteria of the college you are interested in, because the rules can vary from one university to another.