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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi Akansha, options are plenty, hence I urge you to check the related queries below
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Prem Kumar
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the best reason I can state right now is :
ease of choosing between engineering and medicine.if you are from CBSE background, I will suggest you take PCMB (phy, chem, maths, bio), if you are interested in biology.
ease of choosing between engineering and medicine.if you are from CBSE background, I will suggest you take PCMB (phy, chem, maths, bio), if you are interested in biology.
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Harshit Jain
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If you are a PCMB passed out then you can go for B.Sc or B.Tech course in Biotechnology or Genetic Engineering. These courses are combination of both biology and Technology. Also you have an option for forensic Science course.
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Taanish KumaarCurrently Studying BHMS from Delhi University
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You can opt for AIPMT. If u want to be a doctor. . you can also choose allied health subjects ! I can provide you details of those if you want.!
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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In biology group MBBS is the most preferred and reputed course. However competition is little bit tough. You have to work hard to get into it. Admissions are through common medical entrance.
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