Here's a practical 10-day plan to help you effectively revise Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for the NEET exam, following syllabus completion:-

Here are the general guidelines:-

• Balance study time across subjects, focusing on weaknesses.
• Employ active recall for deeper understanding.
• Regularly practice with full-length mock tests.
• Learn from errors through detailed test analysis.
• Use concise notes for rapid review.
• Ensure physical and mental well-being with rest and hydration.
• Cultivate a positive and confident approach.

• Day 1:
  • Bio (4h): Plant Phys., Anatomy, Morphology + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Mechanics (Laws, Work, Energy, Circular Motion) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): Mole concept, Redox.
• Day 2:
  • Chem (4h): Organic I (Hydrocarbons, Haloalkanes/arenes, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Phys. (Digestion, Respiration, Circulation), Animal Tissue + MCQs.
  • Phys (2h): Rotational Motion.
• Day 3:
  • Phys (4h): Electromagnetism (Current, Magnetic Effects, Induction) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Genetics (Inheritance, Molecular Basis, Problems).
  • Chem (2h): Bonding, Periodic Table.
• Day 4:
  • Chem (3h): Inorganic I (Coordination, p-block).
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
• Day 5:
  • Bio (4h): Ecology (Organisms, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Issues) + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Optics (Ray, Wave) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): s-block.
• Day 6:
  • Chem (4h): Organic II (Aldehydes, Ketones, Acids, Amines, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Repro., Plant Repro.
  • Phys (2h): Modern Physics.
• Day 7:
  • Phys (3h): Thermodynamics, SHM, Waves + Numericals.
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
  • Chem (1h): Biomolecules.
• Day 8:
  • Chem (4h): Physical Chem. (Kinetics, Equilibrium, Electrochem.) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Biotechnology (Principles, Applications).
  • Phys (2h): Properties of Bulk Matter.
• Day 9:
  • All (9h): Formulae, Diagrams, Short Notes, Bio NCERT Diagrams.
  • Chem (1h): Polymers, Environmental Chemistry.
• Day 10:
  • AM: Relaxation.
  • PM: Final Formulae/Diagram Review, Document/Stationary check.

Your consistent and focused work will truly pay off. Wishing you the sweetest success!

Hello,

With a combination of Biology, Geography, Nutrition, and Computer Application in 12th, you have several interesting career paths. Here are some options based on different interests:

Healthcare & Life Sciences

1. B.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics – If you're interested in food science, health, and wellness.

2. B.Sc. Biotechnology – Combines biology with technology, useful in genetics, agriculture, and medicine.

3. B.Sc. Environmental Science – If you like sustainability, ecology, and conservation.

4. B.Sc. Microbiology / Biochemistry – Good for research in medical or pharmaceutical fields.

Technology & Data Science

1. B.Sc. Bioinformatics – Combines biology and computer science, useful for research and AI in healthcare.

2. BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) – If you like programming and IT, this is a strong option.

3. B.Sc. Geoinformatics – Uses technology for mapping, GIS, and environmental studies.

4. B.Sc. Data Science / AI – If you enjoy working with computers and analytics, this has a great future.

Environmental & Geography-Related Fields

1. B.A. / B.Sc. Geography – Ideal if you’re interested in urban planning, GIS, and environmental management.

2. B.Sc. Earth Sciences / Geology – Focuses on natural resources, climate science, and research.

3. B.Sc. Disaster Management – Helps in crisis response and sustainability planning.

Interdisciplinary & Unique Courses

1. B.Sc. Food Technology – If you like nutrition and food sciences, this is a great field.

2. B.Sc. Health Informatics – A combination of healthcare and IT, useful for hospital management.

3. BBA in Healthcare Management – If you want to manage hospitals and healthcare facilities.

Hello,

No, it is not compulsory to take a language subject in the CUET for a B.Tech course . If you are taking Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology in the CUET exam, you are eligible for B.Tech admission, depending on the specific requirements of the university or college you are applying to.

For most B.Tech courses, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) are the main subjects required. Biology can be an additional subject but is not mandatory for B.Tech admissions.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If you have selected only one domain in CUET, you are eligible to get an honours paper for that specific domain, provided the university offers honours programs in that domain. Since you selected Biology, you can pursue a B.Sc. (Honours) in Biology or related fields if the university offers it.

As for colleges accepting you, many central and state universities across India accept CUET scores for admissions, especially those offering B.Sc. (Honours) in Biology or related fields . Some of the well-known universities include:

1. Delhi University (DU)

2. Banaras Hindu University (BHU)

3. Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI)

4. University of Hyderabad

5. Aligarh Muslim University (AMU)

6. University of Rajasthan

7. Jadavpur University

Hope it helps !

While NEET is the primary pathway for high-paying medical careers in India, several other biology-related fields can offer a minimum package around 30 lakhs per year, including:

Clinical Research:

Clinical Research Associate (CRA):

Responsible for overseeing clinical trials, ensuring data integrity, and regulatory compliance.

Clinical Research Scientist:

Designs and executes clinical trials, analyzes data, and publishes research findings.

Pharmaceutical Industry:

Medical Affairs Scientist: Provides scientific expertise on drugs to healthcare professionals, including clinical data analysis and communication.

Drug Safety Associate: Monitors adverse drug reactions and reports to regulatory agencies.

Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Specialist: Ensures drug submissions comply with regulatory requirements.

Biotechnology:

Research Scientist (Biotech): Conducts research in areas like gene editing, cell therapy, and drug development.

Quality Assurance Specialist (Biotech): Ensures quality standards are met in biotech production processes.

Bioprocess Engineer: Designs and optimizes large-scale biomanufacturing processes.

Genetics and Genomics:

Genetic Counselor:

Provides genetic counseling to individuals and families regarding genetic conditions.

Genomics Scientist:

Analyzes large-scale genomic data to identify disease-associated genetic variants.

Other High-Paying Fields:

Forensic Scientist: Analyzes biological evidence in criminal investigations.

Environmental Scientist: Studies environmental impacts and develops mitigation strategies.

Nutritionist/Dietitian (with advanced specialization): Provides expert nutritional advice to individuals with specific health needs.

Important Considerations:

Specialization Matters:

To reach a 30 lakh per year salary, advanced degrees (PhD, M.Sc) and specialization in high-demand areas are often needed.

Experience Plays a Role:

Significant work experience in a relevant field is crucial for attaining higher salary packages.

Industry and Location:

Salaries can vary depending on the company, industry sector, and geographic location.

IISER offers only Integrated BS-MS degree in biological sciences for biology after Class 12th.

It also offers MS degree or Integrated MS- PHD degree in biological sciences after Bsc in Biology.

The  subjects offered in biological sciences are -

Cell biology

Genetics

Molecular biology

Ecology

Immunology

Bioinformatics, etc

For more details about the course, visit -:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bs-ms-dual-degree

Hello Rishabh,

while many BASLP programs prefer candidates with biology some institutions may consider applicants from other science streams if you meet their overall eligibility criteria. its essential to check the specific admission requirements of the institutes you are interested in, you mmight also explore bridge courses or preparatory modules to cover necessary biology concepts if required.

Hi aspirant,

To pursue marine biology, you must have a graduate degree in a related field. Marine biology is a specialized postgraduate course that can be done after graduation. You can not pursue marine biology after 10+2.

Follow these steps to get eligible:

• Complete your 10+2 (higher secondary) schooling with physics, chemistry, and biology (PCB) with above  60%  of marks.
• After completion, take admission in a reputable college for a BSc in biology.
• After completion of your 3-year undergraduate degree, you can apply for an MSc. In marine biology

Here are the reputed colleges in India that offer marine biology for undergraduate students

Top universities and colleges

1. Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), Kerala
2. The National Institute of Oceanography, Goa
3. Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu
4. Goa University, Goa
5. Veer Narmad South Gujarat University, Surat
6. Pondicherry University, Puducherry

I hope this answer gives you clarity.