Biology Spl

Dear,
As per your query you can consider these option for abroad education
Veterinary science
Optometry
Physiotherapy
Food technology
Biotechnology
Microbiology
Marine science
Medical physiology
Psychology- clinical psychology
Agriculture / Horticulture
Nutrition and dietetics
Speech and radio therapy
Anthropology
Occupational therapy
Fisheries science
Wildlife science
Neuroscience
Nanotechnology
Genetic
You need to choose the programme according to the particular country.
All the best!

No, it is not possible because biomedical is based on human body. So, it is very important to study biology.

Following are career options for Bio students after 12th class
(a) Medical or Dental or Physiotherapy or degree is alternate medicines
(b) B.Sc Chemistry Zoology and Botany
(c) B.Sc Forestry
(d) B Pharmacy
(e) B.Sc Forensic Science
(f) Biotechnology
(g) BBA
(h) If student had Maths as optional subject in class 12th then BCA can be good option
(I) B.Sc Microbiology
(j) B.Sc Nursing
(k) Law
You may choose any of the option above based on your interest. Doctors with super specialisations are highest paid among the professional choices mentioned above.

Here is your answer:
After 12th from PCB, you can go for integrated M.Sc, B.Sc in nursing, B.Sc in dairy technology, B.Sc in microbiology, B.Sc in bio-chemistry, BHMS (homeopathy), BDS, B.Sc in yogic science, B.Sc in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, para-medical courses, B.Sc in lab technology, B.Sc in biotechnology, B.Sc in agriculture Science, B.Sc in Ayurveda scholarship, B.Sc in veterinary science and animal husbandry.

Hi,
We cannot judge bacteria, spider, fish and chimpanzee in evolutionary terms among each other. A better body design is one which gives a better survival edge to the organism in its environment over others. But, all the four organisms have a good body design that suits their environment and helps in their survival. Hence, the answer is none!
All the best.

It is a process in which there will be shrinkage of cells after adding sugar solution (experimentally using onion).