Hello student,

Life science is the applied subject where you study different fields of science together. Basically, in life science course you get a vast knowledge of the biology subject in particular.

For getting admission in Bsc Life Science course, your PCB percentage is taken into consideration. 'Best Four' percentage is not taken into consideration.  Your PCB percentage will determine your eligibility.

Usually, the cut off for Life science course is not too high.

Thank you.

Hi sneha,

Hope you're doing good.

Bsc botany and life sciences are two different programmes, both 3 years long.

I'll provide you with last years cut off list for these 2 domains. This is the 8th cut off list

Acharya narendra dev college

Bsc botany - 83.6%

Bsc life sciences - 84.5%

Bhaskaracharya college of applied sciences

Bsc life sciences - closed

Bscbotany - 86%

Daulat ram college for women

Bsc life sciences - 85%

Bsc botany - closed.

Deen dayal upadhyay college

Bsc botany - 87%

Bsc life sciences - 83.45 %

Deshbandhu college

Bsc life sciences: 83%

Bsc botany : closed

Dyal singh college

Bsc botany : 84%

Bsc life sciences : 84%

So, definitely you will get some college at the release of 7th or 8th cut off list according to merit.

Just keep a track of it and don't let the cut off list go, because they won't give you admission if your marks are even much above the cut off. They just take in marks around the cut off.

All the best!

Hey Sapna

For CSIR NET LIFE SCIENCE questions and answers you can visit https://competition.careers360.com/articles/csir-ugc-net-question-papers

They have many other papers on life science like this and it will be beneficial for you to solve them. Also  you can take online classes on Unacademy (it is helpful). All the best.

hello aspirant!

we general have  8 harsh realities in life as per the surveys, which are mentioned below.........

• A lot of people dream of having YOUR LIFE.
• More friends does not necessarily mean more fun
• friends are not always reliable.
• Expectations always hurt.
• you cannot make everyone happy
• Money is everything
• people look for 'KINDNESS' not for 'KINDS". invest in kindness, not in kinds.
• Everyone is bit selfish.

above mentioned are some of the harsh realities where everyone personally experience.

hope you got your answer, all the best for your future.

Hello,

Yes you can do Msc zoology after Bsc life science. The basic eligibility criteria is to have graduation any stream with good marks. Some universities have may entrance exams or some may be merit based. So you can give entrance exams based on your choices of college and location. You can also give JAM exam and get admission into top notch colleges.

Here is the list of some colleges -

• Lovely professional university, Punjab

• Christ university, Banglore

• Banaras hindu university, Varanasi

• University of Delhi, Delhi

• Osmania University, Hyderabad

• Savitribai Phule pune university, Pune

Check out this link

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-zoology-universities-in-india

Thanks

Hello,

As you've already qualified NET, so you can teach at university level and in case you're interested you can also pursue your higher studies, in fact this will offer you greater opportunities and comparatively the pay package will also be very good, and as per the eligibility criteria for PGT Biology in KVS, candidates need to pass any of the following subjects in their post-graduation level;

• Botany
• Zoology
• Life Sciences
• Bio Sciences
• Genetics
• Micro Biology
• Bio-Technology
• Molecular Biology
• Plant Physiology

In case, you still want to do Master's Degree you have to do in any of the subjects mentioned above, and NIOS is meant only for secondary and higher secondary education, it doesn't offer graduation and post-graduation courses.

Hello,

It won't affect your job profile if you change your field from bsc Zoology to Msc life science. Life science itself has Zoology has its part. Many students change their stream after zoology into genetics, Neuroscience or microbiology. All these fields are available in good colleges.

I would suggest you that if you really have interest in biology field and want to go in research field then choose institutes like IISC, IISER, IITs. These institutes will give you better exposure.

Thanks

Hello aspirant!!!

Both are excellent courses and has good scope in future. You can prefer the course based on your interest. If you are good at learning scientific names and many key terminology you can get into bsc zoology and you can succeed in it or if you are interested in learning various life forms in plants and animals you can go with life sciences both are very good courses.

All the best!!

Stay safe!!!

hi,

see there are plenty of opportunity after completing bsc hons in life science.

however you must choose what you want to do next, either you may go for job or do higher study.

after completing bsc you may go for msc in relevant discipline like zoology, biotechnology etc. or you may prepare for bank exam, do some computer related course like ms office, excel to work as an office assistant. there is many private and government job available for graduate candidates, recruitment comes every year in which you may apply.

hope it would help.