Hello Gnaneswar,

Yes, you can study B.Sc. Bioinformatics if you take Biology and Chemistry as your domain subjects in CUET UG, as long as the university you are applying to requires these subjects as part of the combination of topics included for the admission on that course.

But also, there may be universities that require a combination that also requires Mathematics or Physics with Biology and Chemistry topics for B.Sc. Bioinformatics , so it's important you check the specific requirements to see if you are eligible for admission for that university choice on their official website or CUET Information Bulletin.

Hello

If your CUET domain subjects are only Chemistry and Biology, you generally cannot get admission to BSc Informatics, because:

BSc Informatics / BSc Computer Science / BSc IT typically requires Mathematics as a mandatory domain subject in CUET.

Eligibility Criteria (General):

Must have studied Mathematics in 12th and/or as a CUET domain subject.

CUET subject combination for BSc Informatics often includes:

Maths (mandatory)

Sometimes Computer Science / General Test too.

Your Current Subjects:

Biology

Chemistry

No Mathematics

So, based on standard eligibility rules, you're not eligible for BSc Informatics.

With Chemistry + Biology, you are eligible for:

BSc Biology / Botany / Zoology / Life Sciences

BSc Biotechnology / Biochemistry

BSc Environmental Science

BSc Food Technology (in some universities)

Paramedical / Allied Health Science courses