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Hello Sukhveer, Though you are from a reserved category, but still as such your score is pretty less in NEET. Only way of knowing the answer is waiting for the list to come. Though your chances are bare minimum. In terms of other courses, you have options like Pharmacy, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Microbiology, Biomedical, nursing, Physiotherapy, MLT, BAMS (Ayurveda Dr. Sanskrit knowledge important), BHMS (Homeopathy dr). Wish you good luck..
Science-oriented: B.Sc. programs typically focus on subjects like mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, etc. Suitable for science enthusiasts: If you have a strong inclination towards science and enjoy studying scientific concepts, B.Sc. may be a good choice. Provides a scientific perspective: Science education can develop analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and a logical mindset, which are valuable in civil services exams. Relevant for certain optional subjects: If you are interested in choosing science-related optional subjects for the UPSC
Hello Namrata, You would have to.decide which age group would you like to cater to. If its being a lecturer, then you can opt for NET/ SET exam. If it teaching in.schools and junior college then opt for a B.Ed Wish you good luck..
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