Can I do B.Pharma as I do not have biology in science?
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Yes, you can do B.Pharma without biology in science stream.
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No, the VTUEEE is only for engineering programs, so only Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics sybllabus is included and Biology is not a part of the VTUEEE syllabus. For candidates who are planning to enroll for BTech they will only have to study PCM.
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BCA Eligibility via CUET – What AU Typically Requires:
While specific requirements may vary by year, most universities offering BCA through CUET look for:
| Subject Group | Requirement |
|---|---|
| English or any language paper | Required (Language section) |
| Domain Subjects | Often includes Mathematics, Computer Science/Informatics Practices |
| Biology & Chemistry only | Not sufficient for most BCA programs unless paired with Comp. Science |
In your case:
Computer Science/Informatics Practices is a relevant subject
Biology & Chemistry are less typical for BCA admission, but may still be acceptable depending on the university's flexibility
Mathematics is often preferred or required, but AU may allow exceptions based on the combination
Next Steps You Should Take:
Visit AU's CUET eligibility page on and check the Program Eligibility Matrix for BCA.
Confirm whether Math is mandatory or if Comp.
Typically, for B.Sc Biotechnology programs through CUET, universities require:
| Subject Domain | Is It Required? |
|---|---|
| Biology (Core) | Yes – often mandatory |
| Chemistry (Core) | Yes – usually included |
| English (Language) | Yes – needed for language section |
| Maths/Physics | Not always required |
Biology includes chemistry
Which basically you don't have seperate chemistry subject to teach
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