Rural Institute of Open schooling is a open schooling which in there official website, mentions that the certificate issued by the institute can be used as the eligibility certificate for higher studies. So obviously, with the passing certificate from RIOS, you can go for the higher education.

For the official website consider the link below:

http://www.rios.ac.in/faqs.html

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B.Sc Hons Zoology scope after graduation is in diverse fields. As science groups are accepted as a universal language worldwide, the job scope for a science graduate completing a Zoology Honours course is in good numbers. The average salary for a B.Sc Zoology Hons graduate is around 5.58 LPA - 10 LPA .

Some famous PG degree courses are after BSc Zoology

Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Wildlife Management . Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Management. Postgraduate Diploma in Veterinary Science. Postgraduate Diploma in Animal Welfare.

Jobs After BSc Zoology

• Environmental Consultant.
• Research Scientist.
• Marine Biologist.
• Lecturer/Professor.
• Conservation Officer.
• Animal Behaviorist.
• Zoo Officer.
• Ecologist

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After the Diploma Course you should go for the BTech/BE lateral entry course, through which you can get a very good scope in your career ahead. In the lateral entry program, the students are provided admission directly to the 2nd year of the BTech course. Also, what ever be your Diploma Subject, you can always switch to other field in your BTech. The top courses you can go for in BTech/BE are-

• COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
• CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
• CIVIL ENGINEERING
• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

For the BTech Lateral Entry course, consider the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-tech-lateral-entry

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To get the Home State Quota in NEET examination counselling, you'll have to fulfil the following criteria:

Either you should have completed your class XIIth examination from the state you are seeking admission in, or,
You have the domicile of the state you are seeking admission in

If you satisfy any of the conditions for any state, then you'll be eligible for the quota benefit of that state.

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