Science

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The CUCET exam pattern details are mentioned here:
Type of Questions: Multiple Choice Questions will be asked in the examination.
Parts:The exam will be conducted in two parts i.e. Part A and Part B.
Part-A: This section contains topics from English language, general awareness, mathematical aptitude and analytical skills.
Part-B: This part has been divided into three sections and consists a total of 75 MCQs from the domain knowledge. Duration: The exam duration will be 2 hours.
Exam Mode: The exam will be organized through offline mode.
Marking Scheme: Three marks will be given for each correct answer. Negative Marking: One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer.
Pattern: The exam will be conducted in OMR pattern.

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Science:
This is the most chosen stream for 10+2 education and offers many lucrative career options including medicine and engineering. It is also popular for the fact that it keeps you options open, I. e. a student is allowed to select commerce or arts after pursuing Science in 10+2, while commerce and arts students cannot pursue Science. In Science stream, you have to take at least six subjects including one compulsory language. There are many options for subjects like mathematics, biology, physics, chemistry, computer Science, IT, electronics etc. The student should select the subjects that can lead them towards their prospective career. Thanks.

Hi. As undergraduates, most prospective marine biologists study biology or zoology, and some choose majors in marine biology. Studying marine biology as an undergraduate is not a prerequisite to becoming a marine biologist, however. Marine biologists may find it useful to develop a strong background in engineering, mathematics, or computer Science in addition to pursuing a natural sciences education. Like students in general biology programs, zoology students take courses in mathematics, physics, and chemistry. After completing their core coursework in biology, zoology students take courses that focus on animal behavior and physiology or they may study particular types of animals like insects, birds, fish, or mammals. Thanks.