i wish to give biology exam after completing my class 12? how to register for single subject through nios
Candidates has the option to choose subjects of his/her choice from the list provided at NIOS website and prospectus keeping in view the Passing Criteria and Certification Criteria.You can give only biology exam from National Institute of Open Schooling(NIOS).
For registration Visit www.nios.ac.in (NIOS WebSite) and under Examination Click upon the Registration for Examination only for fresh learners (at the bottom). After that the Registration form will appear where you have to Register for the Examination.
Hello sir I have a question that I passed class 12 with pcm in 2023 Is I am eligible for neet because I take biology as additional subject from up board.
Yes, you are eligible for NEET. Even though you didn't have Biology as a core subject, taking it as an additional subject in UP Board is sufficient to qualify for the exam.
Please note:
While eligibility is based on having Biology as an additional subject, it's important to check the specific eligibility criteria set by the conducting authority (NTA) for that year. There might be additional requirements, such as minimum aggregate marks or specific subject combinations.
For more information about NEET Exam you can go through the link attached below.
is practical exam conducted if i want to take only biology exam from NIOS after completing 12 with math?
If you want to take only the Biology exam from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) after completing your 12th grade with Mathematics, you will need to follow the guidelines set by NIOS for the subject.
NIOS offers flexibility to students by allowing them to appear for additional subjects after completing their board exams in other streams. Since Biology is a science subject that includes both theory and practical components, you will be required to take both the written theory exam and the practical exam, even if you're only adding Biology as an additional subject.
The practical exam is mandatory for all science subjects, including Biology, as it assesses your hands-on understanding of biological concepts. You will need to prepare for the practical exam by studying the prescribed syllabus, which includes experiments, lab work, and practical skills outlined by NIOS.
Ensure that you enroll in a study center that offers practical sessions, as these are essential for preparing for the exam. Once you clear both the theory and practical components, NIOS will provide you with a certificate for the Biology subject. Make sure to check NIOS's official website for updates on exam schedules and practical exam guidelines.
Mp board paper biology 12th solved
To get solved MP Board 12th Biology papers, you can explore the following options:
1. Official MPBSE Website: The Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary Education (MPBSE) may provide sample papers or previous year papers. Check the "Model Papers" or "Examination" sections for solved papers.
- Website: [mpbse.nic.in](http://mpbse.nic.in/)
2. Educational Websites: Platforms like TopperLearning, BYJU'S, Vedantu, and Embibe often offer free and paid access to solved board exam papers. Simply search for "MP Board 12th solved biology papers."
3. YouTube Channels: Many educators and tutorial channels provide step-by-step solutions to MP Board papers. Searching for "MP Board 12th Biology solved paper" on YouTube could give video explanations.
4. Bookstores/Online Platforms: Purchase guides or solved papers from publishers like Arihant, Oswaal, or Pradeep's. You can find them on platforms like **Amazon**, **Flipkart**, or local bookstores.
5. School/Coaching Institutes: Teachers and coaching institutes often provide solved papers for practice. You can inquire with your school or local tutors.
These resources should help you prepare effectively!
Hope this information helps. Good luck!
hello sir mam in my board i got 47 in chem and 46 in physics ( in both of the subject I was passed with grace marks ) in biology 63 having grace would affect my selection in neet when I will go for counseling and admission pls tell
Grace marks will not affect your selection during NEET counseling or admission as long as you have passed your 12th-grade exams and meet the eligibility criteria. NEET counseling primarily focuses on your NEET score and rank, not how you passed individual subjects in your board exams.
As per NEET eligibility criteria, candidates need to secure at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (40% for reserved categories) in their 12th-grade board exams. If you meet this requirement, you should be eligible for admission.
However, you can always double-check with specific counseling authorities or colleges, as some institutions may have their own rules regarding board exam marks.
Thankyou. Good luck!
Sir , 12th Bihar Board (2023-2025) waalo Ka exam form aa gaya hai jissme . Jissme Physics, Chemistry, Maths, Biology, Agriculture diya hai . Inme se kisi 3 ko choose karna hai to kya hum Maths , Biology aur Physics Ko Main Subject mein rakh sakte hain ? Aur Chemistry ko optional subject mein?
No, according to the Bihar Board regulations, you cannot take both Mathematics and Biology as optional subjects together in Class 12; you must choose either a science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or a mathematics stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics - meaning you cannot combine the two subjects.
Choose subjects that align with your desired career path. If you want to pursue medical fields, select Biology as your optional subject; if you want to pursue engineering, choose Mathematics.
what to choose MCA OR MBA i am a bsc Biology student
Choosing between MCA (Master of Computer Applications) and MBA (Master of Business Administration) depends on your career goals and interests. Here's a breakdown to help you decide:
MCA:
- Focus: Computer applications, software development, programming, and IT systems.
- Suitable for: Students interested in technology, problem-solving, and building software solutions.
- Career paths: Software developer, systems analyst, IT project manager, database administrator, web developer.
MBA:
- Focus: Business management, leadership, marketing, finance, human resources, and operations.
- Suitable for: Students interested in business, leadership, and managing organizations.
- Career paths: Business analyst, marketing manager, financial analyst, consultant, entrepreneur.
Factors to consider:
- Interests: Which field excites you more, technology or business?
- Skills: Do you have strong technical or analytical skills?
- Career goals: What kind of career do you envision yourself in?
If you're unsure, consider these options:
- Dual degree program: Some universities offer combined MCA and MBA programs, allowing you to explore both fields.
- Specialized MBA: If you're interested in a specific business area, consider an MBA with a specialization in that field (e.g., MBA in Healthcare Management, MBA in Marketing).
- Bridging course: If you lack the necessary technical background for MCA, you might consider taking a bridging course or certificate program to prepare you for the program.
Ultimately, the best choice for you will depend on your individual circumstances and aspirations. It's recommended to research both programs in detail, talk to professionals in the field, and consider your long-term career goals.
For more information about MCA and MBA you can click the links attached below.
https://www.careers360.com/courses/mca-master-of-computer-applications
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-mba-entrance-exams-you-must-take
i scored 28 in physics theory and 30 in practical total 58 biology 35 theory and 30 practical total 65 chemistry 38 theory 30 practical total 68 am i eligible for neet can there be any problem during counciling
Hello,
For NEET eligibility, candidates must score a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology in their 12th board exams for the General category, and 40% for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC). Your individual scores in Physics (58), Biology (65), and Chemistry (68) sum up to 191, which averages to about 63.67%. This meets the eligibility criteria for NEET.
As long as you meet the overall percentage requirement and the minimum marks in theory and practical, you shouldn't face issues during counseling. Ensure you meet category-specific requirements if applicable.
Hope it helps !
Can I get AIIMS Delhi with 715 marks but 12th english +biology +chemistry +physics total 190 is possible to get admission
Firstly congratulations for qualifying in NEET getting an excellent score with 715 marks in NEET, that makes you highly competitive for AIIMS Delhi. AIIMS typically requires top ranks, and 715 is usually well within the range for securing a seat there.
Regarding your 12th-grade marks, AIIMS Delhi's eligibility criteria include the following:
You must have passed your 12th or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.
The aggregate marks required in these subjects for the general category are at least 60%, and 50% for reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC).
To check eligibility, let's calculate the percentage based on the 190 marks you mentioned:
If 190 is the sum of your marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English out of a total of 400, your percentage would be 47.5%. This would fall short of the 60% requirement for general category candidates but may be close for reserved category criteria (50%).
If you belong to a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC), you might still be eligible, but if you're in the general category, your 12th-grade aggregate might not meet the eligibility requirement.
Thankyou.
what exam do i need to take to get into AIIMS for msc in reproductive biology and clinical embeyology
Hello aspirant,
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Reproductive Biology and Clinical Embryology is a two-year full-time postgraduate programme offered by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) entrance exam is required for M.Sc. programs. It has a minimum age requirement of 17 years and an eligibility threshold of 60% in the 10+2 examinations.
For complete information, please visit the following link:
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