Hey People.. I am class 12 (med) student... I am little confused about something... Will be glad if you will hlp me..
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14th Mar, 2018
If you are planning on attempting NEET, then you only need 50% aggregate in science to qualify for it but it has no bearing on your rank. So I would not advise you to repeat 12th in that case.
However if you want to choose other science streams, then marks so hold value. But I don't think repeating 12th is a good idea. You have chances of getting into some colleges. Unless you have something particularly on your mind, why would you want to spend another year studying 12th?
Wish you speedy recovery for your body pains. All the best :)
However if you want to choose other science streams, then marks so hold value. But I don't think repeating 12th is a good idea. You have chances of getting into some colleges. Unless you have something particularly on your mind, why would you want to spend another year studying 12th?
Wish you speedy recovery for your body pains. All the best :)
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Thanks a lot Swati..
Yes.. I am not interested in NEET and all that much.. I really really want to be clinical dietitian. Can I have a brief idea about it... dt what is the eligibility criteria for it.. some good colleges.. and how much scope does Bsc. Food and nutrition holds in furure.. If this is a good idea to go with.. Thanks once again.
Yes.. I am not interested in NEET and all that much.. I really really want to be clinical dietitian. Can I have a brief idea about it... dt what is the eligibility criteria for it.. some good colleges.. and how much scope does Bsc. Food and nutrition holds in furure.. If this is a good idea to go with.. Thanks once again.
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14th Mar, 2018
Hello Nandini, See if you have science subject in 12th and your interest is in medical field then you can go for 12th repetition from CBSE board becoz NEET exam has certain criteria for that... Many candidates reappear 12th just to score good marks so that they can have better college option
But If you have interest in Bsc, then 60% in 10+2 enough for graduation requirement in Bsc...
Hope i answered your query... be free to contact further for any assistance... All the best
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If i secure 60%..then can i apply in good college for Bsc. Food and nutrition?
14th Mar, 2018
Yes, See The basic minimum eligibility for pursuing B.Sc. in Food Science and Nutrition need XII qualification from a recognized educational Board (May or may not with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as the main subjects at the intermediate level), with a minimum aggregate score of 45% - 50%. 60% is more than enough, it is just becoz few reputed college may demand bit high percentage... LINK just to give you basic Idea - https://collegedunia.com/courses/bachelor-of-science-bsc-food-science-and-nutrition All the best...
Okhy... If unfortunately I failed in class 12.. then is it okhy to go with open school board examination.. If CBSE board exam and open school board exams have same value?
14th Mar, 2018
Yes, you can (but make sure that one is govt. approved)... For example - NIOS (nios is a open govt. recognised school), It is valid and equivalent to CBSE, ICSE and other State Boards like GSEB... Hence NIOS students can apply for Bsc...
How much time is required to complete class 12 from NIOS?
1 year??
I am sorry to say... but i read somewhere that its about 50 days programme! If this is incorrect??
14th Mar, 2018
There are both Six months and 1yr type of courses available... Example :http://www.nios.ac.in/departmentsunits/vocational-education/one-year-courses.aspx http://www.nios.ac.in/departmentsunits/academic/senior-secondary-course-equivalent-to-class-xii.aspx But the important thing is, it is applicable for Bsc...
Both are same? Or if there is any difference in the course?
14th Mar, 2018
Six months course is for Below secondary level candidates and 1 yr course is for Secondary and sr. secondary level candidates...
Okhy... Thanks a lot for helping!
