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Akansha Bisht

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The study of substances, their energy, and their interactions with one another is known as Chemistry. Inorganic and Organic Chemistry make up the first level of the large topic of Chemistry. 

To examine various atoms and molecules in live beings, Biochemistry extensively employs the knowledge acquired from Chemistry. True, as the majority of the substances discovered in living things are carbon compounds, biochemistry is more closely related to Organic Chemistry. Therefore, there will inevitably be overlap between the two topics.

Although Chemistry as a field is much larger than mere Biochemistry, the principles of Chemistry nevert

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Akansha Bisht

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Yes, the Biochemistry course is worth pursuing a course regarding career prospects. Its interdisciplinary nature, combining biology and chemistry, opens up a range of exciting options for students to explore the complex workings of living organisms at a molecular level.
It has the potential for discoveries and advancements in various industries like healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture. This field is constantly evolving and presenting numerous challenges, keeping researchers on their toes and driving innovation in scientific exploration.

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Akansha Bisht

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Biochemistry subjects call for extensive expertise. Students can do well in this sector if they work hard and are dedicated. No math makes Biochemistry a manageable subject. So, if your maths skills are lacking, you can go for this course.

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Akansha Bisht

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Mathematics is not a compulsory requirement for studying Biochemistry specifically.  Though under many UG courses, students are required to take basic Mathematics courses, such as algebra and calculus, as part of the broader Science curriculum. 
These mathematical concepts are often applied in understanding chemical reactions, enzyme kinetics, and other biochemical processes.
Overall, while Mathematics may not be explicitly required for Biochemistry, having a solid mathematical foundation can certainly enhance your understanding and proficiency in the field.

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Nandini Motwani

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This is not the exact cutoff of Neuro Technology at JIPMER. Nevertheless, the following are some of the typical cutoff patterns for JIPMER :

- JIPMER MBBS Cutoff 2024: The JIPMER MBBS NEET Cutoff Rank is 277 in Round 1 and 60 in Round 2 for the General Category.

- JIPMER INI CET Cutoff 2024: JIPMER has made the INI CET Cutoff 2024 available for Round 1 and Round 2 for the January Session.

- Factors Affecting JIPMER Cutoff: The major factors affecting the JIPMER Cutoff are the total number of candidates, the number of seats available, the difficulty level of the examination, performance of candidates, and cutoffs of previous years.

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Kunal Lalwani

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Following is CUET cutoff for CIMAGE College 2023:

- For BBA: They have expected their marks between 120-140 for the General Category, 100-120 for OBC Categories and 90-110 for SC/ST Categories.
- For BCA: These ranges are 110-130, 90-110, and 80-100 The general caste, OBC caste, the SC / ST caste respectively.
- For BCom: The numbers of marks to be obtained For General category would be 100 – 120 while for other categories like OBC, it would be 80- 100 and for SC/ST, the numbers of marks should be maximum 90- 70.

It must be mentioned here that these cutoffs are of the particular year and slightly vary with the current year figu

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Himanshi Pandey

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Arni University provides a variety of BSc courses. Six of these courses are provided through the university's School of Basic Sciences & Bio-technology. These specialisations are listed below:

  1. BSc in Microbiology
  2. BSc Medical
  3. BSc Non Medical
  4. BSc in Zoology
  5. BSc in Botany
  6. BSc in Forensic Science

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Keerthana Sundara Vadivel

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Computational social Science can be defined as an emerging research area including computer science, statistics, and the social sciences. It mainly uses computational methods to answer questions about society. Computer Science and computational social Science are two different but connected topics. Within the social sciences, computational social Science is a specialised field that uses computer techniques to study social phenomena, human behaviour, and social systems. It focuses on gaining insights into social processes through the use of techniques like data analysis, computer simulations, and machine learning.

On the other hand, comp

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Akansha Bisht

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Biology is the umbrella term for the scientific study of all living things. This includes animals, but also plants, fungi, and micro-organisms.
Zoology is a branch of Biology and is focused on animal life. This will include some microbiology (single-celled organisms) but is more focused on multi-cellular life (such as Daphnia and plankton), invertebrates (insects, Mollusca, etc.), and fauna (birds, reptiles, mammals, etc.).
Zoology curricula also include some Botany but in the context of animals. For example, how certain species of plants and animals interact with each other.

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Akansha Bisht

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Zoology means - Animal Biology. It is a branch of biology. It deals with the animal kingdom, the structure, Embryology, Evolution, Classification, Habits, etc - both living and extinct, and how they interact with their ecosystems. 

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