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I would not say that having maths in +2 is compulsory for attempting CAT. I would rate maths in CAT as a bit advanced version of what you have learned till 10th. If you are aiming for the top colleges, then yes it would be a problem. But for colleges that ask for cutoffs in the range of 50-70, then maths wouldn't be a problem. Even performing average in maths could possibly get you to that score. But ensure that you are able to ace all other sections. If you want to get good score, I suggest you attend a few coaching classes. Brush up on the basics and practice hard.

You can't skip one year of college and you have not specified in which college you are seeking admission. What happens is that you will not get the marksheet for one year or two semesters.

You can apply for admission, but your selection would depend on the management. In some cases, the college will allow you admission if they feel that your past academic record was exemplary and that you will clear your backlog or anything similar. Do try discussing with the management, on whether they will show leniency.

You can apply for M.Sc in Applied Microbiology as you have completed your B.Sc in Microbiology, you can apply for this course.

M.Sc in Zoology from MDU, Rohtak is a regular 2 years course.

The result will be emailed to you with a link which you can click to redirect to the portal. Or visit the official portal of the test where you registered and their notice will be displayed to check your result. Yes, there is a need to visit ABCON for admission purposes.

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According to your Rank, there may be chances of getting a seat in M.Sc. In Forensic Science !

If a candidate scores good marks in entrance exam for BS conducted by IISER then a candidate can apply for this course.

Yes, possibly you will be able to get B.Sc (Hons) in CS.