Biology

It is your choice which course you want to select but while selecting, you would also have to look for what you are good at. If you are good with numbers then you can choose accounts but if you are interested in something like Science or Biology then you can apply for science but ultimately, it's your choice and you should choose according to your will.

No, you can't go for physiotherapy course, as you would be needing Science Physics Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology) as your subjects. Best of luck.

No, you can't go for physiotherapy course, as you would be needing Science Physics Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology) as your subjects.

The minimum MMH College Ghaziabad cutoff of 73 percent is essential in the merit for B. Com for 2022 admissions for the general category students.

Yes, you can go for B.Pharma if not Maths with Physics and Chemistry. As I am also pursuing for B.Pharma I am in second year so I would like to give you a piece of information about your question that in the first semester there is an extra subject which is remedial Maths or remedial Biology so student with Maths have to do remedial Biology and student with Biology have to do remedial Maths. So, you just need to pass your 12th with Science stream, no matter that you have taken, Maths or Biology.

Hi,
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AIPMT is an older way of medical entrance exam, now NEET is being followed for medical entrance exam, so you have to appear for NEET first.

For taking admission in BHU you have to pass the CUET exam. Over 200 universities conduct admissions on the basis of CUET. Cut off 2022 for BSc biology (hons) at BHU in FMC are at 459.25716 and 453.66769 in MMV. Cut off information for 2023 yet not announced.

Yes, it is possible to pursue a career in the medical field after completing your 12th with commerce by taking the NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) exam in Biology and then appearing for the NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test). .

An NMAT applicant must be a graduate or a graduating student of any college degree course at the time of testing. The NMAT scores obtained by a medical school applicant at any given examination year are deemed sufficient and valid as basis for evaluating applicants for admission to a college of medicine. NMAT exam is held over a period of approximately 90 days and an examinee can appear for the test three times, including the first attempt in the same year to improve their score.