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Yes, Awadhesh Pratap Singh University (APSU) offers BSc in Micro-Biology as an Honors course via the Department of Environmental Biology. The course lasts for three years and is spread across six semesters. Candidates must have twelve years of school education for admission. Admission to BSc Honors in Micro-Biology is merit-based and is offered in a Self-supporting mode. The APSU BA psychology seat intake is 30 and the fee is INR 7,500 for each semester.

To pursue a B.Sc in Biology at the University of Hyderabad, mathematics is not a mandatory requirement. The eligibility criteria typically focus on Science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology rather than Mathematics. Therefore, you do not need mathematics specifically for a B.Sc in Biology at the University of Hyderabad.

B.Tech applicants should have completed 10+2 with 60% marks in PCMB/PCB.

Admission to B.Tech is done on the basis of performance in Amity JEE or if the candidate has appeared in any State or National level entrance exams (Like JEE mains, COMED-K, MH-CET, etc.) mark sheet along with the Examination ID should be submitted. You recearch about it.

No, biology is not a mandatory subject for the NEST exam. At NEST, students have the option to pick their classes. NEST consists of five sections: a compulsory generic part (part one) and four subject sections (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology). Students have the option of taking only three of the four subject sections. The best scores from the three sections in which they have appeared are put on the list for the final merit. As a result, if students don't want to pursue biology or just don't want to pursue biology further, they can skip it and concentrate on the other subjects only.

The NEET 2024 syllabus has undergone changes and a few topics have been removed from each subject, including Biology. The topic from the Plant Kingdom section, which is removed from the syllabus is Sacred Groves, from the Biodiversity & Conservation.

Having a graduate degree in Geology, Chemistry, and Botany (B.Sc. with these three subjects) and a Bachelor of Education may not be ideal for becoming a teacher . What it qualifies you for is:

Teaching Science at Senior Secondary Level (Grade 11 & 12)

Teaching Science in Middle School (Grade 6-8)

Teaching at Alternative Schools

The main important subjects to opt for CUET includes Biology/Biological Studies/Biotechnology/Biochemistry. You have to chose from Domain-Specific Subjects only.

• Biology 
• Biochemistry 
• You'll also have to choose at least one language from the options offered in Section 1 of the CUET exam. Most B.Sc. programs require English, so that's a safe game and also chekc the shiksha websit for more updates on CUET. 

Well if you are looking for pursuing a B.Tech in government or semi-government college then you must have the subject maths in your 11th and 12th along with biology. Also, you have to attempt JEE Mains to get a percentile which will further decide your stream.