I have completed HSC. I am preparing for NEET myself. I like zoology, botany, chemistry, etc. Which course can I pursue?

I don't want to pursue a course related to medical field. I have scored 92.66% in HSC. I want to study in the best college of Kerala. I would like to become a research scientist. I am interested in forensic science, virology, biochemistry, environmental science, microbiology, etc.

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Gargi Das
6 years ago
Hi, You have to work very hard and keep clearing your concepts. Focus on physics also. Since you like biological courses you can do BA MS MBBS B.Pharma or course in physiotherapy. You can look for B.Sc in any of the biology related disciplines. Your hard work will make all your dreams true. Keep tr

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