Humanities & Social Sciences

Yes, it is possible to pursue an M.Sc. in Neuroscience after completing a Bachelor of Arts (B.A. ) in Psychology (Honors). However, it may depend on the specific requirements of the neuroscience programme you are interested in applying to. Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary field that draws on knowledge from various areas of study, including psychology, biology, chemistry, and physics. As such, many neuroscience graduate programs are open to students with diverse academic backgrounds, including psychology. To be eligible for an M.Sc. in Neuroscience programme, you will likely need to have completed undergraduate courses in biology, chemistry, and mathematics, in addition to psychology. You may also need to have a minimum GPA and meet other requirements such as standardized test scores, research experience, or letters of recommendation. It is important to research and carefully review the admission requirements for the specific M.Sc. in Neuroscience programs you are interested in, to ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria. Additionally, you may want to speak with academic advisors or graduate programme coordinators to discuss your qualifications and determine if the programme is a good fit for your academic and career goals.

Yes, a Horticulture graduate can apply for M.Sc. EVS (Environmental Science) at Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University, provided they meet the eligibility criteria for the programme. The eligibility criteria for M.Sc. EVS at JMI University is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline of Science or Engineering with a minimum of 50% marks. Since Horticulture is a Science-related field, a graduate in Horticulture is eligible to apply for the programme. However, I would advice to check the specific eligibility requirements for the programme on the official website of JMI or contact the admissions office to confirm the eligibility criteria before applying.

The National Testing Agency NTA declared NEET UG result 2021 on November 1. With it, cut-off for the exam has also been announced. This year, NEET cut off marks for General category is 720-138 marks, for SC / ST / OBC category it is 137-108 marks, for the General-PwD category it is 137-122 marks, and for SC / ST / OBC-PwD it is 121-108 marks. Here are some tips that might help you prepare better for NEET:
Get a calendar and a diary. Set your priorities. Set out long study hours. Take care of your health. Don't sleep during study time. Get enough sleep. Its also important to have a clear understanding of the exam pattern. This will help you get an idea of the type of questions asked, the total duration of the exam, topics covered, marking scheme and other important details based on which you can plan your NEET preparation plan. Here are some books that might help you prepare for NEET:
NCERT Biology of Class XI and XII by NCERT. Truemans Objective Biology for NEET by Trueman Publication. MTG Objective NCERT at your FINGERTIPS by MTG Editorial Board. Concepts of Physics by HC Verma Part I & II by H. C. Verma. You can also refer to NCERT books for Physics Chemistry & Biology.