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No, as a matter of fact find ways to use your background. Being a science student will help with entrance exams. Try to keep up with the latest news and find ways to work on your design/sketching skills. Make a list of all the deadlines for the college's you want to apply to make sure you don't miss

Admission is based on the rank obtained in Combined Entrance Examination Biotechnology conducted by JNU and Jammu University Entrance Test.

The course is open to students holding Bachelor's degree in any branch of science, agriculture, medicine, pharmaceutics or bioscience-related technology/engineering. Admissions are made on all-India basis through CEEB (Common entrance examination for biotechnology).

Yes, there are many private colleges at present for B.Sc. But now only a few days are left for the admission.

You can prepare for UPSC civil services examination. You can go for other government jobs too or you may go for your post graduate degree and then for Ph.D.

You can go for English honors course. Delhi University offers this course. Delhi University is one of the reputed and deemed universities. Admission is based on merit. 12th aggregate marks are checked against the cutoff released by Delhi University. Delhi University offers more than 30+ under gradua

Hi Faisal,
Yes, it is possible. Academics is always formal schooling. Correspondence does not come under formal schooling. Specific universities based on entrance test or TOEFL may consider. This will vary from one university to another. You have to liaison with the overseas university which you are

Travel and tourism is a thriving industry and there is a host of career prospects in this area. After 10+2, you could take up Bachelors in travel and tourism. You will need to take up an entrance exam too. Prefer to do an internship along with studies. This will help in landing an attractive job. Ho