Hello dear candidate,

expected registration dates for MET exam 2026 are as follows:-

• application opens:- September/October 2025
• last date:- last week of march 2026

for more details you can visit the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/met-exam-pattern-and-syllabus

Hello dear candidate,

YES, You have good percentile for NT-B category at MET Bhujbal , Nashik pharmacy as the past cut off usually were between 63% and 80%, so you ft in that range but your merit number is quite high so it is a bit difficult it early rounds, more likely in later rounds.

Yes, you can get admission in MET Bhujbal Nashik for Pharm D if you meet the required cut-off percentile in MHT CET. Usually the cut-off for Pharm D at this college goes quite high, so your admission depends on your percentile, merit rank and category. If you score above the cut-off, you have a good chance, otherwise you can also try in later rounds or keep other pharmacy colleges as backup options.

Hi Akanksha!

The MET (Manipal Entrance Test) for MCA usually follows a fairly straightforward pattern. It consists of 100 questions divided into the following sections: Mental Ability, Basic Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, and General English. Each question carries 1 mark and there is no negative marking, which is a plus point.The exam is online and typically lasts for 90 minutes.

To get the pattern, syllabus, admission details  you can visit here;

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/manipal-institute-of-technology-manipal/mca-course

Thank you for reaching out!

It is not a mistake that CSE, ECE, and EEE branches are not showing in mock counselling of TG EAPCET 2025 under self finance category in JNTU Hyderabad, because mock counselling is only for practice and not full list is given, colleges sometimes show only few branches to help students understand the process, so you do not need to worry, in the real counselling round, full options like CSE, ECE, and EEE will come according to your rank and college seat availability, mock counselling is just to try and learn how to select options and understand allotment steps, it does not mean that branches are removed, when first round starts officially, all proper courses will be shown, so you must wait and check again during actual counselling and then fill the choices carefully, do not panic by seeing only MMS and MET in mock list, the full branches will come at the correct time, just follow the schedule and updates from official website and be ready with your list of choices.

Hello aspirant,

By clicking on given below link you can download sample paper for MET exams,

https://engineering.careers360.com/user/update-profile?destination=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met-sample-papers

Hello student,

With 316 marks in NEET, there's a possibility of getting into private or deemed medical colleges, particularly under the management quota, or potentially for AYUSH courses like BAMS or BHMS.

The specific college and course depend on factors like the college's individual cutoff, the difficulty of the NEET exam, and the number of available seats.

And if you wanr information about any specific college then please let us know and we will definitely help you with it,

Thank you!!

Here sample question paper for MSc Medical Microbiology first semester you can see model questions for General Microbiology, Virology, Biomolecules and Analytical Techniques, it show question style 25 marks short notes and 60 marks essays with structured unit wise format

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-pg-microbiology-question-paper And syllabus topics for entrance include Bacteria, Viruses, Enzyme technology, Fungi, DNA technology, Immune system and also advanced topics like Bioenergetics, Bioprocess Engineering, Microbial Genomics according Careers360

https://dqxeclau.top/question-syllabus-for-the-msc-medical-microbiology

You use these pdf and articles for exam prep, practise writing short note and essays from these units, if you want more sample from specific univ like Andhra University paper tell me I find also.

Hi aspirant,

To prepare well for the MET exam , use a planned approach .

1. Begin by completely studying the test structure and syllabus .
2. Make a well-structured timetable to devote enough time to each subject , prioritizing weaker areas and periodically updating strong ones .
3. Importantly, practice extensively using mock exams and previous years' papers to improve speed , accuracy , and time management , as the MET is frequently described as a speed-based exam with a mix of MCQs (with negative marking) and Numerical Answer Type (NAT) problems (with negative marking).
4. Finally, to keep intellectually and physically alert, stick to a balanced schedule that includes enough rest and proper nutrition .

Know MET Preparation Tips

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

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