Manipal Academy of Higher Education Answered Questions

Yes, you can surely get admission at 12th percentile of 75, as your 10+2 scores doesn't matter in the case of NEET PG admission. The needed criteria which a candidates must follow is to have MBBS degree from an institute recognised by the Medical Council of India (MCI). Such candidates must possess MBBS degree or a Provisional MBBS Pass Certificate at the time of admissions.

Candidates seeking admission to Manipal University can easily get admission to MD and MS courses. As per the Manipal University NEET PG cutoff 2024, the needed rank stood between 4891 and 196973. Wherein, the most and least competitive courses were MD in Radiodiagnosis and MD in Physiology, respectively. With 7000 rank, it is definitely possible to get into MAHE.

Through Karnataka NEET PG, candidates were permitted to take admission at Manipal University for MD, MS, and MDS courses in 2024. As per the Manipal University cutoff 2024, candidates need to score upto 11214 rank for MS courses, for MD course, they should score a score upto 99289.

Manipur University accept Karnataka NEET scores to offer MBBS course. Considering the Manipal University cutoff 2024, the MBBS rank stood at 53956 for the General AI category candidates. It has drastically increased from 13847 in 2022 showing an increasing trend over the years.

Manipal University allow admission to medical courses such as MD and MS through Karnataka NEET PG exam. During the Manipal University cutoff 2024 for NEET PG, the cutoff rank for MD in General Medicine stood at 2249, for MD in Biochemistry, it is 99289, and for MD in Paediatrics, it is 6641.

To study the online MCA programme at Sikkim Manipal University, you'll need to visit the Online Manipal website, choose the MCA program, register by filling in your basic details and paying the registration fee. Then, provide your educational and work experience details, pay the admission fee, and upload supporting documents to complete the application. 

Yes, it may be possible to change your college and take admission in MIT Bangalore (Mangalore Institute of Technology & Engineering, if that's what you meant), but it depends on a few important factors. Here's a quick breakdown of how it generally works: 1. College Transfer RulesIn India, lateral transfer between engineering colleges after the 1st year is sometimes allowed, but not guaranteed.Both your current college and MIT Bangalore must agree to the transfer.You must have no backlogs and should have good academic standing. 2. Types of TransferIntra-university Transfer: If both colleges are affiliated to the same university, it's easier.Inter-university Transfer: If the colleges are from different universities, it's more complicated and often not allowed directly.3. AlternativesIf a direct transfer is not possible:You can drop the current seat after the first year and apply again through KCET or COMEDK for admission to MIT Bangalore.You'll need to start again from 1st year if you go this route.4. What You Should Do NowContact MIT Bangalore and ask if they allow lateral entry/transfer in 2nd year.Ask your current college admin if they will issue a No Objection Certificate (NOC).If direct transfer is not possible, prepare for COMEDK/KCET again and apply fresh next year.If you tell me your current college name and the exact "MIT" you're talking about (since there's also MIT Manipal, MIT Pune, etc.)

Yes, you can get admission to Manipal College of Health Professions with 60% in Class 12. For UG courses such as BSc and BPT, the minimum is 40%. As you have that, you're eligible for merit-based selection. Simply apply online and go through the MCHP admission process.

Yes, Manipal College of Health Professions administers the MET exam for admission to PG courses such as MSc, MPT, and M.Phil. Candidates need to qualify MET after meeting the basic eligibility criteria. UG courses such as BSc and BPT do not need an entrance exam. Admission to those is strictly merit-based at MCHP.