Science

Yes, But do remember, questions will be asked from all four subjects including Biology. So prepare that well. All the Best

Hi,
NEST is an entrance exam which gives you admission to the in M.Sc. Programme (I. e. both B.Sc. And M.Sc. In NISER and UM-DAE CEBS Mumbai. Also, you can choose your major subject but not specifically Biotechnology. However, you would be taught some courses related to it.

Lateral entry means the admission will be directly in the 2 years of the course programme you have chosen. You do not have to take admission in 1 year you will be directed to 2 year of any undergraduate programme. Basically for admission in lateral entry some criteria must be fulfilled by the candidate.

The cut off marks for BSc veterinary and animal husbandry closing rank should be 2473.

You can only choose one major subject, although, in some of these institutes, you might be able to do a minor, whose criteria depend upon the institute.

Mathematics, along with physics and chemistry in class 12th, are compulsory for the BSc. course.

Hlo dear aspirant Hope u r doing well The minimum cutoff marks for bsc Hons. Zoology is about to get 63%that should be regarding of all categories in between 80 marks hope the provided info is helpful

The present cut off is not available. But you can compare with previous 2021 cutoff, it will you a better estimation.
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Yes, it is. Physics, Chemistry and mathematics are mandatory to apply for UG programme, even if you apply via NEET.

Yes. you can pursue M.Sc. In environmental studies after completing B.Sc. In plant Biology and plant biotechnology. Bachelor's degree from any stream related to science makes a person eligible for this M.Sc. Course.