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Gagan Deep

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Yes, you can definitely do MSc in biology after completing BSc (ZBC) as it is also one of the best option for students to be the efficient biology professor because in M.Sc students can get deeper understanding of different biological sciences and also becomes specialised in particular interested areas.After completing M.Sc biology in any particular areas of biology, you have to clear NET (national eligibility test) conducted by university grants commission (UGC) to be accepted as an assistant professor

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Gyanav Tiwari

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No, there is no problem if you are Science student and you don't want to pursue Science in future  you are free to  give CUET in humanities or even in any stream. CUET does not restrict you based on your stream . But, you should prepare accordingly as you have not studied humanities subjects from the basic.

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Ragib Ali Khan

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Thakur Institute of Aviation offers a 3 years B.Sc. in Aviation course at the UG level. A total of 120 students can enrol in this course. The total tuition fee for the entire duration of this course is INR 1,82,130.

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Gyanav Tiwari

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No, If you didn't take Mathematics in your 12th standard you cannot apply for the undergraduate programme at IISc Banglore.

There are no alternative pathways or exception for students who didn't take maths subject.

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Deep Kumar

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To score full in class 12th Madhya Pradesh boards physics exam:

Foundation NCERT + SL Arora

Practice Solve PYQs + sample papers nightly

Techniques: Focus on diagrams, units, presentation

Derivations: Write stepwise with assumptions & rationale

Revision: Active recall, flashcards

Practical: Practice experiments, maintain logs

Final Phase: Mock tests, review, formula drill

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SK WASIM HOSSAIN

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Entrance exams for B.Sc Clinical Embryology vary by college.Top institutes like AIIMS or Manipal may require entrance tests, while others admit based on 12th marks (PCB). Some accept NEET scores. Check your preferred college's website. 

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Aneena Abraham

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Hi, yes. After a degree, you can apply for jobs in:

  • State Forensic Labs

  • CBI, IB, NIA, Police

  • Through UPSC, SSC, State PSC exams.

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Aneena Abraham

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The tuition fee range for forensic science colleges in Bangalore is between INR 68,000 and INR 10 Lakh.  A BSc in forensic science is from INR 2.5 Lakh (tuition fee), but the prices can vary based on the specialisation you go for. If it's aligned with the city's IT sector with value-added certifications, the placements are faster. But a regular programme that is in a moderate fee range can also be good but you can't expect direct placements from them. Instead, they are good for moving on to higher studies. 

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