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<p>GATE is one of the accepting exams for admission in M.Tech at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences. It is mandatory for admission in M.Tech Fire Engineering. However, aspirants can also apply with PERA CET scores for admission in other M.Tech specialisations.</p>

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<p>MIT School of Engineering &amp; Sciences offers MSc for two-years at the PG level. Aspirants can apply for below two specialisations after completing bachelor's degree:</p><ul><li>Applied Statistics (Data Science)</li><li>Chemistry (Advanced Organic Chemistry)</li></ul>

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<p>With a NEET 2026 rank of 120343, you may have a chance at<strong>&nbsp;</strong>state qouta government seats if you belong to reserved categories (such as SC or ST) or alternative government courses like BAMS (Ayurveda).</p><p>If you mention your home state, I can share you list of colleges.</p>

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<p>It might be difficult to secure a seat if you are from general category and looking to secure under AIQ. But, <span data-subtree="aimfl,mfl" data-copy-service-computed-style="font-family: "Google Sans", Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 16px; font-weight: 500; margin: 0px; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 0px rgb (0, 29, 53);"> you have a fair chance of admission to BDS programme at </span>Government Dental College and Hospital, Patiala, if you belong to an EWS, OBC, or SC/ST category.</p>

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<p>According to me, opting for a college in NCR, Noida is a better choice over Amity University Gwalior for B.Tech Biotechnology.</p><p>Colleges in Delhi NCR offer better placement opportunity, advanced labs and good exposure.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>If you belong to certain reserved category (not general category), you may have a chance of getting a government MBBS seat at GMERS through AIQ with an AIR of 41,000 in NEET 2026 and Rajasthan domicile.</p>

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<p>Popular questions asked during &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/what-is-cas-letter-confirmation-of-acceptance-for-studies-articlepage-797" target="_blank" rel="noopener"&gt;BPP's Pre-CAS Interview &lt;/a&gt;are:</p><ul><li>Why do you wish to study at BPP over other UK universities? </li><li>How will you cover the cost of education + living? </li><li>Who is your financial sponsor and what does he/she/they do? </li><li>Why do you wish to study abroad, and not in India? </li><li>Do you have any prior work exp... View more

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<p>With 564 NEET marks, AIR 27167, under the General category from Uttar Pradesh, you have borderline to fair chance of getting a government MBBS in UP seat under state qouta.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;With 502 NEET marks, AIR 87863, OBC category and Bihar domicile, it might be difficult to get admission to AUTC, but you may slighty get a chance to get a seat under 15% AIQ for BAMS/BUMS.</p>

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<p>Sorry, but you cannot get a free seat anywhere in Andhra Pradesh (Guntur) with 294 NEET marks.</p><h1>&nbsp;</h1>

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<p>Seats are alloted based on NEET (AIR), candidate choice preference, and reservation criteria.</p>

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<p>With 420 NEET marks as a general female candidate with Uttarakhand domicile, it might be difficult to get into a state government seat for BPT course. If your budget approves, you can get into private colleges.</p>

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<p>Yes, with a NEET score of 409, you have a great chance of getting admission to a private dental college in West Bengal.</p>

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<p>With 599 NEET marks, AIR 10176 and OBC rank 4542, you have a great chance of getting admission to SCB Medical College through the All India OBC quota.</p>

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<p>Yes, you have a strong chance of getting BHMS admission at Dayalbagh Educational Institute with 350 NEET marks and a 4.16 lakh rank.</p>

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<p>You can target management/institutional quota or lower-fee private options in Maharashtra via the MHT-CET Cell as with a NEET score of 391, getting a regular low-fee state quota seat in top private medical colleges is difficult.</p><p>I am sharing list of few colleges with economical budget preference:</p><ul><li>Dr. N. Y. Tasgaonkar Institute of Medical Science, Karjat- INR6.21 Lakhs per year</li><li>Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon- INR 7.00 Lakhs per year</li><li>SSPM Medical College &amp; Lifetime Hospital, Sindhudurg- INR7.64 Lakhs per year</li><li>... View more

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<p>With a score of 132 marks in NEET, you likely clear the basic qualifying percentile for BUMS but still not sufficient to get into Z V M Unani Medical College and Hospital.&nbsp;</p><p>At Z V M Unani Medical College and Hospital, the annual intake capacity for the BUMS program is 60 seats and for 4.5 years, the fee ranges between INR 2,13,750 to INR 3,42,000.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Technical University of Berlin offers 71 MS Courses for a time period of 2 years to be finished. The tuition fee for most of the MS Courses is INR 0.</p><p>The fee components are –</p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr><th valign="top" width="243"><p><strong>Fee Component</strong></p></th><th valign="top" width="228"><p><strong>Amount</strong></p></th></tr><tr><td valign="top" width="243">&l... View more

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<p>Sorry, but you cannot get admission with 80 marks in NEET this year.</p><p>You can still pursue your dream of becoming a doctor by re-taking NEET.</p>

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<p>Sorry, but it is not possible to get admission &nbsp;to Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College with 80 NEET marks.</p>

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<p>LMU offers 39 MS courses for Indian students. They are for a time span of 2 years. LMU has been ranked #2 in Germany and also for its MS Courses. Some popular MS courses widely opted are-</p><p><strong>MSc.</strong> <strong>in Data Science</strong></p><p><strong>Master of Computer Science</strong></p><p><strong>MSc. in Neurocognitive Psychology</strong></p><p><strong>MSc. Quantum Science and Technology</strong></p><p><strong>Erasmus Mundus Master Program in Evolutionary Biology</strong></p>

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<p>Gujarat University cutoff 2026 has not been released yet &amp; will be updated once out. In 2025, &nbsp;NEET&nbsp; Round 1 Closing Rank (General-All India) for MBBS was 889. NEET SS Round 1 Closing Rank (General-All India) in 2025 ranged from <strong>48 - 101</strong>. MCh in Gynaecological Oncology became the most competetive course for admissions with the lowest cutoff rank of&nbsp;<strong>48</strong>. The least competetive course was MCh in Surgical Oncology with cutoff rank of<strong> 101</strong>.</p>

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<p>Candidates can get admission at AIIMS Delhi with out NEET for various courses such as BSc, MSc, MD etc. However, if students want to get admission in MBBS, they must appear for NEET UG entrance exam followed by the counselling process. If the ranking and score obtained in the exam match with the minimum requirement of the institution, the student will get admission here for MBBS.</p>

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<p>M.Sc. (Clinical Embryology) at LPU is designed to build both scientific knowledge and practical skills needed for IVF and reproductive healthcare. The curriculum includes embryology, fertility science, embryo handling, and laboratory training. Students also get exposure through internships and industry interaction, which helps them understand real clinical work. This balanced learning approach supports career opportunities in IVF centres, fertility clinics, and reproductive laboratories.</p>

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<p>After completing M.Sc. (Clinical Embryology) from LPU, graduates can explore careers in IVF centres, fertility clinics, hospitals and assisted reproductive technology labs. Roles include Clinical Embryologist, IVF Lab Specialist and Research Associate. The curriculum gives practical lab exposure and industry-oriented training, which helps build the skills needed for clinical work as well as future research or higher studies in reproductive science.</p>

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<p>Yes, M.Sc. (Clinical Embryology) at LPU is a suitable choice for students who want to build a career in reproductive medicine and fertility sciences. The course covers embryology, IVF techniques, reproductive biology and lab training, so learning is not limited to theory. Practical exposure and industry focused training help students prepare for roles in fertility clinics, IVF centres, research labs and related healthcare fields.</p>

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<p>Yes the M.Sc Clinical Embryology course at LPU is designed around the scientific knowledge needed in assisted reproductive technology. Topics such as embryo culture, cryopreservation and IVF are important parts of clinical embryology as they help students understand how fertility treatments work. The level of practical exposure and the opportunity to perform specific laboratory procedures depend on the course structure available facilities and clinical training arrangements. Students interested in this field should check the current curriculum and confirm which techniques are taught through hands on training. Practical experience ... View more

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<p>Yes, the M.Sc. Clinical Embryology programme at LPU includes practical learning along with classroom study. The course gives students exposure to laboratory work and clinical training, which helps in understanding procedures used in embryology labs. This kind of industry-oriented learning is useful for building practical skills and getting familiar with the actual work environment in the field.</p>

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