Science

To get admission in M.Sc. In Environmental sciences you in graduation you have to study B.Sc. In Environmental Science or any life Science with 55percent and cutt of are ranges from 200 to 700.

Yes you can get job after graduation in Zoology as a
environmental consultant, Animal clinics
Animal behaviourist
Animal control officer
Animal scientist
Wildlife biologist
Marine scientist
Zoo curator
Conservationist
Forensic expert
Lab technicians
Veterinarians.

If you are interested in NEET then go for another long term course and prepare well but even biotechnology has a huge scope in the market right now. You can go for either NEET or biotechnology.

If you missed your exams you still can write your exams in the next semester period by paying the exam fee and you can appear for exams.

To get admission in M.Sc. In home Science you should have to complete undergraduate with 55 percent in home Science expected cutoff is around 1000.

Yes who have passed 12th standard (any stream) from a recognised board are eligible to pursue this course.

To get admission in B.Sc. Nursing you should have to pass 12th with Biology or allied medical courses with minimum of 55percent and cutt off are ranges from 100 to 700 depends on categories.

The basic eligibility criteria for the same is
Candidates who wish to apply for these courses need to have qualified for the GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) course after attaining the 10+2 or equivalent qualification, preferably with Science subjects. Candidates not having done GNM are required to have a Certificate in any of the nursing courses of 6-9 months. Candidates should also be Registered Nurse/ Registered Midwives or equivalent with any of the State Nursing Registration Councils.

For getting admission in best college for graduation you have to score good marks in 12th or you have to Crack CUET UG with best rank you will get best colleges.

For NEET eligibility, the person should contain Biology in 12th either by regular or from NIOS but Biology should be the main core subject for eligibility.