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No. Students will not be able to change their allotted MET exam centre. Therefore, the students are advised to be careful while selecting their choice of exam cities during the application form filling process. Centres are allotted as per the preference.

MET admit card is released online. To download the MET admit card, the students have to log in using their application form number and OTBS password. The students will have to enter their date of birth as the OTBS password for login.

No, the authorities do not accept requests to review the MET score. Once the scores are calculated and made available, the students will not be able to raise objections against it. However, the students can submit corrections in other incorrect details in the MET result.

Students will not be able to check their ranks through the MET result. Since the result will be available as a score card, the students will be able to access their scores obtained in the entrance examination in the MET result.

The official link to check the MET result is available online at manipal.edu. To check the result, the students will have to log in using their email and password. No other mode will be used to declare the MET result.

The MET counselling fee is INR 10,000. The students have to pay the MET counselling fee online, i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. If the students are selected for admission, the counselling fee will be adjusted with their tuition fee.

The MET seat allotment result is announced online. To check the seat allotment, the students will have to go to the official website and log in using the required credentials. The seat allotment status will be displayed on the screen.

To register for MET counselling, the students have to log in using their application number and password at the counselling portal. Once logged in, the counselling fee has to be paid and the choice of courses and campuses has to be selected in the order of preference.

If the students attempt both MET exam sessions, then the authorities will consider the best score out of the two for admission. Students have the flexibility to attempt one or both sessions of the examination. However, if required, a third session may also be conducted.

According to the MET eligibility criteria, the students should have scored a minimum of 50% in 12th standard qualifying examination. The marks should be an aggregate of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and one optional subject. If the criteria is not met, the students will not be considered for admission.