What are the biology courses that we can opt for after 12th, other than MBBS? What are their future prospects and fees etc?

My 12th CBSE percentage was 89%. I am preparing for medical 2016 AIPMT etc. If i dont get a good rank and college, what would be other options open for me? My subjects in 10+2 were PCB.

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Medicine is found to be the most preferred stream after +2 with PCB. This includes the most demanded MBBS, followed by BDS, BHMS, BAMS, B Pharm, BVSc, B Sc Nursing, B Sc Agriculture, Diary Sciences, Home Sciences, Nutrition and Dietetics and so on. B Sc in Sciences is not a bad options. Bio Technol

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Nitesh Chauhan
2016-01-20 12:05:37
Hi, After 12th in Science (Combination : Biology, Physics and Chemistry) you may take up medicine. But, as you are not willing to pursue it then you may opt for Dentistry, Agricultural Science, Dairy Science or Biological Sciences (Biochemistry, Biotechnology). (Only if you fulfill the eligibilit

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