Science

Yes, there will be entrance exams for both Psychology and Microbiology in 2026 and 2027. Most central and many state universities take admission through CUET-PG for both courses. Apart from CUET, some universities like TISS, BHU, and a few state universities may conduct their own entrance exams. So, if you're planning for either subject, you'll have options to apply through national-level or university-level exams.

Yes, You can. Most universities accept candidates from various Science backgrounds like Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Microbiology, or Environmental Science itself. Since chemistry plays a significant role in environmental studies (like pollution control, soil chemistry, water quality analysis), your background actually fits well.

But still, I's suggest you to check the eligibility criteria of the specific university you're interested in, as some may require environmental Science or a related subject as one of your core papers. But generally, you're eligible.

NMIMS Navi Mumbai Campus offers a full-time B.Com at the UG level. Eligible candidates can apply for admission. Candidates must have passed Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50% and Mathematics / Statistics as mandatory subjects for admission. It is compulsory to study either Maths or Statistics at the Class 12 level to be eligible for BCom admission at NMIMS Navi Mumbai. 

Germany is the right choice to study an MS in Biotechnology. There are many top-ranked universities in Germany which are focused on research and innovation. The reasons why Indian students should study MS in Biotechnology from Germany are mentioned below-

• Germany has a lot of universities that have been ranked for Biotech courses like TUM Munich, Heidelberg University and RWTH Aachen.

With 614 out of 1000 in CUET 2025, you stand a reasonable chance at mid-tier central and state universities for non-competitive courses (humanities, social sciences, or regional languages). Major universities like Delhi University or BHU will be difficult to get into, unless you are choosing a niche (or less in demand) subject. Private or deemed universities are flexible and provide you a broader base. Your chances depend on your category, subject combination, and course of choice. Watch individual college cutoffs closely and apply broadly to maximize the opportunity for admission.