Biology Spl

If you scored low marks in 12th but want to join a central university, it's still possible through CUET, as many central universities focus mainly on CUET scores rather than Class 12 marks alone. However some courses or universities may set a minimum eligibility percentage, often around 40–50%, so check the specific requirements of the university and course you're interested in. Choose courses with lower competition to improve your chances of getting admission.

Typically, for B.Sc Biotechnology programs through CUET, universities require:

Yes, you can definitely do MSc in biology after completing BSc (ZBC) as it is also one of the best option for students to be the efficient biology professor because in M.Sc students can get deeper understanding of different biological sciences and also becomes specialised in particular interested areas.After completing M.Sc biology in any particular areas of biology, you have to clear NET (national eligibility test) conducted by university grants commission (UGC) to be accepted as an assistant professor

Candidates applying for SRIHER BPharm entrance exam who have not studied Biology in their Class 12 but have studied Mathematics may choose to answer 60 Math questions instead of Biology. This flexible option helps students from different streams apply. 

A Distance B.Sc. in Biology opens up a wide range of career opportunities in both public and private sectors. Some popular job roles include:

• Lab Technician or Lab Assistant 

• Research Assistant 

• Science Content Developer or Biology Tutor 

• Environmental Officer 

• Healthcare & Pharma Sector Roles 

You can also pursue higher studies like:

• M.Sc. in Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, or Environmental Science, B.Ed. and competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, PSCs, etc.

Yes, you can apply for M.Sc. in relevant subjects if your Distance BSc in Biology degree is from a recognised university and meets eligibility.

Hi, the core subjects in Distance BSc Biology include Botany, Zoology, Cell Biology, Genetics, Ecology, Molecular Biology, and Environmental Science, etc.