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No, Physics is not always compulsory for admission to B.Sc. Zoology  Honours in Odisha but it depends on the university or college you're applying to.Most universities in Odisha like Utkal University, Ravenshaw University, Berhampur University, etc. require that you must have studied Biology  in your class 12 . Many colleges allow either Chemistry or Physics as the second subject alongside Biology. So, Physics is not strictly mandatory everywhere.Some colleges may ask for a combination of Biology + Chemistry + Physics in your  Class 12,

Check the eligibility criteria on the official website of the college or university you’re applying to.

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Since you completed your full education at the same college, you may be eligible for Assistant Professor or Research Assistant roles, depending on qualifications and UGC norms. You should directly contact the Physics Department or check the college’s official careers page or notice board for any open positions.

The Physics paper typically covers basic concepts like motion and force, light and shadows, heat, electricity, and sometimes an introduction to simple machines. You can expect short answer questions, definitions, fill in the blanks, and a few diagram-based questions. Sometimes, there are reasoning-type questions where you have to explain why something happens, like why shadows form or how a bulb lights up.

Just visit Careers360.com for mock papers, syllabus and more details.

Even though you passed Class 12 with PCM, you can still appear for NEET in 2026 if you complete Biology as an additional subject, either through NIOS or as a private candidate from a recognized board. NEET eligibility requires Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology with English. Start preparing with NCERT Biology books (Class 11 & 12), followed by standard practice books like Trueman’s Biology and MTG NEET guides. Also, enroll in a NEET-focused coaching program (online/offline) and aim to give mock tests regularly. You have enough time to build a strong foundation and crack NEET 2026.

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With a Chemistry score of 88.6, Physics 77.8, and English 57, you have decent marks for applying to B.Sc. Chemistry. But when it comes to getting admission in the University of Hyderabad, it's not just about class 12 board marks you have to give the CUET UG exam. The university will check your CUET subject scores, especially the domain subjects like Chemistry and Physics. English may also be considered, depending on the subject combination and university criteria. The University of Hyderabad is quite competitive, even though it’s known more for PG courses, its UG science courses attract many students, and the cutoffs can go high, especially for B.Sc. Chemistry. Since you haven’t mentioned your CUET score, it’s difficult to say with certainty. But based on your board marks, if your CUET Chemistry and Physics scores are equally strong, you might have a strong base in these subjects.

But also remember these things;

Every year, the cutoff changes depending on the number of seats, category, and the overall difficulty level of the exam.

You can explore more details about courses, cutoffs, and the admission process at the University of Hyderabad here,

https://dqxeclau.top/university/university-of-hyderabad-hyderabad

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Hello,

Yes, B.Sc. Radiotherapy graduates are generally eligible for M.Sc. in Medical Physics, but it depends on the specific university and their admission criteria.

Some universities may require a specific percentage in physics as a major subject, while others may consider the overall background in physics and biology from the B.Sc. in Radiotherapy program.

The number of seats and fees vary significantly between institutions.

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