Medicine & Health Sciences Entrance Exam

To get in a government college, you need to score around 520.

You can opt for a good college by scoring above 450.

Biotechnology is one of the rapidly growing industries in India. This study involves the use of various new techniques to develop human beneficial products by using the micro organisms too.
As you have the background of life sciences, you can understand the biotechnology subject easily as already you have thrown some light onto that in your 10+2.
You can join B.Tech in biotechnology which will give you a good number of job opportunities.

Dear,
If you want to join a private college for MBBS then the approximate marks required are 460-510.
If you want to join a government college for MBBS then the approximate marks required are 515-525.

You can get MBBS with 200 marks in NEET.

If you've cracked NEET then go for medical. Otherwise, pursue your graduation in any other applied science course according to your interest.
Good luck.

Hi Sneha Singh,
Yes, you can give NEET after first year B.Sc but the number of attempts are only 3. You need to manage both your B.Sc as well as the NEET exam.
Since, it is a highly competitive exam, you need to work hard.
All the best.

Yes, you can give NEET test but your age should be below 25 years in general category.

AIIMS stands for All India Institute of Medical Sciences. It is a government institution which provides admission in MBBS course after you qualify in its entrance test. The total number of seats in AIIMS is about 600 in all over India.
NEET stands for National Eligibility Entrance Test through which you can get admission in most of the colleges in India.
Except for AIIMS and JIPMER, all the colleges comes under NEET.

Everyone knows the value of MBBS.
It is low score to get good college, you should get min. 450 and 500 for govt. college. And you can do such. And prepare well for next year. Just do regular study which is most important.
NCERT is the best book to prepare for NEET for chemistry and biology. But, for physics you need to refer some other books for some guidelines but never go beyond the NCERT syllabus. For chemistry and biology you could practice MCQs from different books but study and learn from NCERT only.