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Kiran Question by Kiran on Jul 22, 2024Hindi
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Sir Good morning I'm 12th pass but I have drop maths in 12th and appear for neet UG exam but not expected score. Now I'm searching for another field which has best scope in future plz help me out to find valid career options.

Ans: Kiran, try for Medical/Science Allied UG / Diploma Courses. Some of the Options are: Occupational therapy
Radio technology
Clinical research
Audiology
Nursing
Medical laboratory technology
Nutrition
Microbiology
Medical transcription
Cardiology
Cardiac technology
Paramedical technology
Audiology
Speech therapy
Naturopathy/Yogic sciences
Biomedicine
Biotechnology
Biochemistry
BPharm
PharmD
Anaesthesia technology
Cardiovascular technology
Respiratory therapy
Dialysis therapy
Diabetes science
Operation theatre technology
Intensive care technology
Medical radiologic technology
Forensic science etc.

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Sir, I scored 96.6 in CBSE Board XII and the 99.4 percentile in CUET 2025, totalling 816 marks out of 1000 in PCM and English. I am planning to take admission in B.Sc. (Physics) at DU, preferably at St. Stephen's, Hansraj, Hindu, Kirorimal, Ramjas, or Khalsa College. What are the chances for an admission in those colleges, and which one do I have to opt for higher study (MS and research in physics)? Kindly advise.
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