I finished 12th (PCMB). I'm interested in biology. Can you suggest B.Sc courses on the same? I want to avoid Maths and chemistry.

I am comfortable with bio+ English. My condition do not allow me to do much physical activities. Any subject related to biology is doable. Some easy to do course as my plans are different after degree. Combination with languages is also fine preferably in Bangalore.

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Yusaira A | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

You can consider the below mentioned courses: 1. B.Sc zoology. 2. B.Sc botany.

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Chetna S | Scholar-Level 17

2016-04-03 16:24:25

Some part of chemistry will always be there if you for botany, Zoology or biology. If you are keen to do something in english go for English hons and later you may utilise your knowledge of biology to write for companies.

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