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Akansha Bisht

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It's not possible to pursue a BSc in Nursing without having Biology in Class 12. The Biology subject is one of the core requirements to be eligible for the BSc Nursing program. Though you can go for the GNM course.

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Gurram Pranay Roy

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Biology includes chemistry 

Which basically you don't have seperate chemistry subject to teach

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Ibra Iqbal

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If you are interested in learning computer science. You can study computer science. No matter which subjects do you have in your class 11 th and 12th.its all depend on your mindset and goal. If you can think it then you can achieve it. 

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Loveleen Choudhury

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The biggest criterium will be biology, in order to complete a Forensic Medical Science course, particularly those that are focused on medico-legal studies.
In some Bachelor programs, a BSc Forensic Science programme may accept PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math) students, depending on the institution. But in terms of Diploma or forensic medicine related courses, and so forth, PCB is the wisest choice.

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Ankita Jha

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Yes Manshi, you can definitely do M.Sc in Nutrition after B.Sc in Biology, and it has good scope. Since you have a biology background, you're eligible for most programs. Nutrition is a growing field, with opportunities in hospitals, health clinics, research, NGOs, the food industry, and even freelancing.

If you become a registered dietitian, your chances in clinical roles increase. People are more health-conscious now, so qualified nutritionists are in demand. Just make sure to choose a good college and consider internships or certifications along the way.

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Loveleen Choudhury

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Yes most EMT programs expect students to have completed Biology, Physics and Chemistry in Grade 12. Some schools offer programs to students with a PCB or PCMB background. Biology is critical because of human anatomy, medical emergencies and patient care.

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