B.Tech Biological Sciences and Bioengineering

You must have passed the MHT CET test in order to apply to DY Patil University's B.Tech Bioengineering program. However, bioengineering is usually a branch of engineering that necessitates a background in mathematics and physics, therefore MHT CET is normally administered to students in the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) group.

You might not be qualified for the MHT CET B.Tech Bioengineering programme since you took the PCB (Physics, Chemistry Biology) group test You could wish to look into alternatives like direct admissions or ask the university directly about different pathways or eligibility requirements for PCB students.

Hello! For admission to B.Tech in Bioengineering at MIT ADT University, the eligibility criteria usually include a minimum aggregate score in the 12th standard exams, along with specific marks in the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) group. Since you have 49% aggregate marks in PCB, it might be a bit challenging, as most universities require a minimum of 50-55% for admission to B.Tech programs.

However, each year the cutoff can vary based on factors like the number of applicants and the competition. If your marks are just below the cutoff, you could explore options like spot admissions or management quota, but these may come with additional requirements or higher fees.

Good luck with your admission!