Which alternative course can my son do with Physics, Chemistry and Biology? He appeared for NEET but didn't score well.

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Adv. Ved Vinayak | Contributor-Level 9

3 years ago

If your kid wanted to pursue a career in medicine, such as becoming a doctor or MBBS but didn't want to spend this year, he may still take the NEET exam. He has the option of pursuing a B.Sc. In Physics Chemistry Zoology or Botany in addition to preparing for the NEET. As a result, he is better able

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Pawan Singh | Contributor-Level 6

3 years ago

If your son still wanted to appear for NEET again or aiming to be a MBBS or any other medical person but don't want to waste this year. He can go for B.Sc. As Physics Chemistry and zoology/botany as his subject for further studies along with the preparation of NEET. This hwlps him to better understa

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