Life Science

You are eligible for the course. Name the university to get more information.

Yes, you might have a small chance if you belong to the reserved categories.
Otherwise, you might also apply through ECA and sports quota (the minimum requirement of these is a state level certificate).

No, they din't. You should have good marks in 12th for admission there.

Hi Rahul,
Delhi University's 7th cut-off list is likely to come on 25th July'18. Keep yourself posted for any further information about the same.

Seats are available but your percentage does not meet the desired cut-off (sixth list) which is 82% for OBC. Try in other colleges. If vacant seats are available and the cut-off goes down then you may check again.

No course is easy and guarantees to give good career prospects. Anyways, you can go for home science as it is comparatively easy than life science.

I shall suggest you to appear for entrance exams of reputed institutes like IISER and NISER, do score well in JEE as IITs too offers courses in life sciences if you wish to. Lastly, don't stop after graduation, march ahead for Master's degree. Later, you can enter the pharma sector, research or scientific writing field, etc. Choose a course for which you are ready by heart and not because of others. Each curriculum holds its own benefits and flaws. But it's up to us how to pave our path to have the unstoppable career.

Hi,
The top colleges for doing B.Sc Life Sciences are:
University of Delhi, Sri Venkateswara College, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Rajasthan Vidyapeeth University, Acharya Narendra Dev College, Indira Gandhi National Open University, etc.
They can be considered as some of the top educational institutions that offer the course of Life Sciences. These colleges are unique in diverse aspects such as training offered, infrastructure, learning atmosphere provided to participants, etc.
Thanks!

You will get admission in life science in Dibrugarh University and your percentage is normal.