Biology Spl

Board says, you must pass biology as a supplementary subject as a private candidate if you plan to enroll in a medical programme of any kind. In this situation, you must complete the 12th-class examination application as a private candidate taking biology as an additional subject. Because the prerequisite for the medical programme is 50% in 12 Science subjects, including physics, chemistry, biology, and English. As You did not take biology in the PCM group in which you graduated, so you can add biology as an additional subject when you apply as a private candidate for the class 12 CBSE board.

Yes, you can get a seat at Andhra University for molecular biology or Human genetics with a rank of 3200 in Andhra Pradesh PGECET. The cut-off for molecular biology is 3000 and the cut-off for Human genetics is 3100.

The eligibility criteria are given below:-

For Undergraduate Life Science Courses

1. The candidate must have cleared their 10th and +2, with a minimum aggregate of 50% or above in the latter.

2. For B.Sc. Life Science, the student must have opted for Physics, Chemistry and Biology during the Higher Secondary Education.

3. Most institutes do not require the candidates to attend an entrance exam for BSc. Life Science, but if the entrance exam is insisted, then the cut-off mark will be decided by the college.

Yes it is compulsory to study Biology

Yes, you can pursue physics and biology. You will have option to choose any three subjects. 

Candidates who have completed their 10 + 2 examination with Physics, Chemistry
and Mathematics or 10+ 3 Diploma with Mathematics as subject of study can
appear for NATA 2023. Candidates appearing for 10+2 examination with Physics,
Chemistry and Mathematics as subjects of study or 10+3 Diploma with Mathematics
in the current year may also provisionally appear for NATA-2023.
Candidates may note that NATA 2023 is the qualifier for admission to B.Arch.
program offered by Universities/ Institutions in the country, subject to the fulfillment
of eligibility criteria as prescribed by the Council. 

Yes for sure, it totally depends on you what course you want to opt for.