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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy

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Hi Pilli, Normally SVU releases 5 cut off list - Considering the seat intake in Zoology - you have a chance. All the best.

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Rakhi Agrawal

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Hello, CSIR conducts the CSIR NET exam twice in a year in the month of June and December. Recently CSIR NET was conducted in June 2019. Knowing the expected cut off will help you to know the competition. Aspirants can also analyze their performance in the examination with the help of CSIR NET cut off marks. Below I'm sharing the link to help you out to know the CSIR NET Chemical Science Cut-off marks
I hope the given information will help you out. Still, if you have any doubt, you can comment your query in the comment section below. All the Best!

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Jigyasa Masiwal

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Dear friend 50- 55%marks separately in physics, chemistry, biology/biotechnology in 10+2 is required to write the national level competitive exam ICAR AIEEA the exam through which you can secure an admission to B.Sc. Agriculture in reputed colleges in India. In the entrance test, if you belongs to general category, you need to get an all india rank in within 3000 to get admission in a good college.

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heena agrawaltry to give best solution..

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Hi vimal. Yes you can do M.Sc. From ICAR after completing B.Sc. Agriculture from parul University. Because it is a recognised University so don't worry. All the best. If you like upvote me.

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sahil chauhan

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Hi
as pe the university guidelines the candidate must possess min.50% aggregate in his/her 10+2 exams, Candidates without mathematics as optional subjects cannot apply for Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Statistics Honours and those without Biology as optional subject cannot apply for Botany or Zoology Honours.

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Komal Sharma

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If you are in B.Sc. 1st year then first you should now that you can appear in IIT JAM during the final year of your graduation or after passing it. So, you have much time to prepare for JAM. First, you should focus on your graduation exam. Yes, it is well in good that you want to prepare IIT JAM Right now. So, below, we have provided some tips for this. You can also check the IIT JAM Preparation tips to become a topper. And trust me you can do because you have almost 2-3 years for appearing the exam. You can check my blog https://triptikhandal123.wixsite.com/exampreparation/post/how-to-become-an-iit-jam-topper and start preparing
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sahil chauhan

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Biology is not necessary to study biotechnology but it would be good if you take biology as a subject in plus 2 as prior knowledge of the subject is necessary to get good grades. the eligibility is just that you should have science stream with includes PCM . I hope it will help you!

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