You can pursue an M.Sc. in Zoology after completing your B.Sc. with Zoology as one of the subjects. Many universities and institutions offer M.Sc. programs in Zoology, and they typically accept candidates who have studied Zoology at the undergraduate level. Be sure to check the specific eligibility criteria and admission requirements for the universities you are interested in, as they may vary. Additionally, you might need to appear for an entrance exam or meet other criteria set by the institutions for admission to the M.Sc. program.

Yes, with a 66.5% in BA Geography (Hons), you can get admission to a B.Ed program through distance education. Here are the key points:

- Eligibility for B.Ed distance education typically requires a bachelor's degree in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks.

- Many universities offer B.Ed programs through distance learning, including IGNOU, NCTE recognized institutions, and state open universities.

- The admission process involves either an entrance exam or merit-based selection depending on the university.

- Course fees for B.Ed distance education range from around 10,000 to 3,00,000 per year in private institutes

- After completing B.Ed, you can pursue higher studies like M.Ed or take up teaching jobs in schools, colleges, and other educational institutions.

To get admission, check the eligibility criteria and admission process of your preferred universities offering B.Ed distance education. Prepare well for the entrance exam if applicable. With your BA Geography background, you should be able to secure a seat in a good B.Ed distance program.

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The eligibility criteria for admission in BSc Botany Hons is that you must have science in your 12th grade, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as your main subjects. You should also have a 55% above aggregate score in your 12th Board exams from a UGC-recognized Board of Examination (CBSE, ISC, State Board, etc.)

If you are from the Humanities stream, you are not eligible to apply for any of the bachelor's degrees in science. Since you are from an Arts/Humanities background, you are not eligible for BSc Botany Hons. You may try for a BA program but science is unfortunately not an option for you

Career Options After MSc in Geography Course

In Geography broadens many career options. They can apply for the role of Demographers, cartographers, Agricultural Specialists, climatologists, Urban and Regional Planners, Environment Manager, Remote Sensing Specialists, and National Parks Service Ranger

Fledble graduate study options such as blended or distance learning, surely make things a lot easier if you want to work during your degree. Not to mention that there are some key benefits to doing both, of which we will only list: Keeping your current job. Developing a brand-new set of skills. Pursuing an M.Sc. in Geography offers several benefits. It equips students with valuable skills in spatial analysis, data Interpretation, and environmental understanding, Graduates have diverse career options in urban planning, environmental management, and GIS You can get into ISRO by an exam conducted by ISRO It self named as Scientific assistant Bat VSSC. You can also get into ISRO after qualifying GATE, JEST, CSIR-NET as a research fellow but you have to secure a very good rank in all above exams. All the best! I graduated with a BSC Hons in Geography Nonetheless, geography as a discipline offers a wide range of scope and opportunities for students. It encompasses diverse disciplines and skills that remain relevant bolow and in the future. Education: Geography students can pursue a career in academia and become professors or researchers

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A good score in CUET UG for a student belonging to the OBC category is around 600 because, for the General category, it is 700-750, which is for DU. A score of 437 is not enough to get admitted to DU, that too for the Humanities. A score between 400-600 is considered average and you may get admitted to a decent college in India for BA Geography but not in DU. You may wait for their 3rd or 4th list.

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In your situation with the Jammu & Kashmir Board , here's what typically happens if you fail the practical exam but pass the theory exam in a subject like Geography:

1. Practical Examination Failures : Generally, if you fail the practical component of a subject, you may need to retake the practical exam to pass the subject as a whole. In many education systems, the practical and theory marks are combined for a final grade.

2. Geography Theory Marks : Since you have passed the theory part of Geography, you usually do not need to retake the theory exam unless the board specifies that both components must be passed to secure credit for the subject.

3. Board Regulations : Each education board may have specific rules regarding retakes and passing criteria. It’s essential to consult the official guidelines from the Jammu & Kashmir Board or contact your school administration for precise information.

Recommendations:

• Consult Your School : Speak with your teachers or school administration to clarify your specific case and what is required for passing Geography.
• Check Board Notifications : Look for any official announcements from the Jammu & Kashmir Board regarding practical exam policies and retake procedures.

You can definitely appear for CUET 2025 aiming for a Bachelor of Performing Arts (Dance) program.

You will choose one language from the options available (Bengali or English in your case) and attempt 40 questions out of 50.

You can pick three or four subjects relevant to your desired program (Bachelor of Performing Arts - Dance). Since you don't have any performing arts subjects in your 10+2, you'll need to choose other relevant options.

• History: This could demonstrate your knowledge of art forms and cultural contexts related to dance.
  
  
• Geography: Might be relevant if the program focuses on dance forms from different regions.
  
  
• Philosophy: Could showcase your analytical and critical thinking skills.
  
  
• You can also consider other options like Sociology or Psychology that might be connected to performing arts depending on the specific program requirements.
  
  Section III (General Test) (Optional): This section is not mandatory and tests reasoning, general knowledge, and numerical abilities. You can choose to attempt it or skip it based on your strengths and the weightage the program assigns to this section

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In order to get admission into IIT or any engineering college, you should have 5 subjects in your 12th class with a science stream (Physics, Chemistry, Math, CS/IP) which is compulsory.  You should have passed 12th grade from a UGC-recognised Board of Education with an aggregate percentage of 50% or 60% for major IITs.

Since you are fulfilling all the criteria, you are eligible to appear for JEE Mains and Advance. They just need you to have Physics, Chemistry, and Math in your 12th grade, they don't bother with other subjects. Unless you wish to do Engineering in a Computer science field, you are good to go. If you want to do BTech from CS, this will be a problem since you don't have Computer Science in your 12th class.

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If you are interested in Geography you can complete your graduation my taking B.A (Bachelor Of Arts ) with geophagy has your main subject. If you opting for B.S.C in geography you have to change your field from arts to science. You  can visit Mumbai university official website for more information.

Mumbai University website. (https://mu.ac.in/)

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Since you took Geography in 12th instead of Math in the science stream, your options will be different from traditional science paths but can still be very fulfilling.

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Geography: This is a natural progression that deepens your geographic knowledge. You will delve into topics like GIS (Geographic Information Systems), remote sensing, cartography, and environmental geography. This degree can lead to careers in:

• Urban planning
• Environmental management
• Disaster management
• GIS analysis
• Research
  
  
  

  • B.Sc. in Environmental Science: This interdisciplinary program combines Geography with subjects like biology, chemistry, and physics to understand environmental issues. It opens doors to careers in:

    • Environmental conservation
    • Sustainability consulting
    • Pollution control
    • Environmental education
      
      
      

  • B.A. in Regional Development: This program focuses on the social, economic, and political aspects of regional development. It's a good fit if you're interested in community development and planning. Career options include:

    • Regional planner
    • Economic development specialist
    • Social worker (with a focus on rural development)
      
      
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  • B.A. in Journalism/Mass Communication: Your strong communication and research skills honed in Geography can be valuable assets in journalism. You can specialize in environmental journalism or science communication.
    
    
  • B.A. in History/Political Science: If you enjoyed the social and political aspects of Geography, these degrees can provide a broader perspective. They can lead to careers in:
    • Teaching
    • Research
    • Civil services (depending on the country's requirements)
      
      I hope it helps!