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jyoti goel

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Visit the website of the college you prefer or talk to the authorities. It will give you the best kind of information you require. Good luck.

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Shail Oberoi

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To become a MMBS doctor one needs to comply with the following
1. Have biology as a subject in HSC
2. Clear NEET open test
3. Comply with the age criteria
thus in absence of Biology as a subject you would not be entitled to appear form the NEET open test.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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KOLKATA: Presidency University has been able to fill-up 614 out of the 665 seats available in the 16 undergraduate departments.

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jyoti goel

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Yes, you are eligible. You get admission through PGCET in AU. Prepare well for PGCET to get admission to AU.

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Tangi Deepthi

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Hi,
You are eligible for M.Sc Chemistry, and some branches of chemistry like Biology and Chemistry.

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Shail Oberoi

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The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics/research/pure Science areas then B.Sc would be a better option. However, if you want to move into the technical/operations/general management side then B.Tech would be better. A B.Sc is a 3-year programme, whereas a B.Tech is a 4 year programme. A B.Tech programme is specialised course & does carry more weightage compared to B.Sc.

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