Your JEE Mains score of 94.32 percentile is good and can be considered by AIEMS (All India Engineering Management System) for admission, especially if you are in the CS (Computer Science) group. AIEMS accepts JEE scores for many engineering colleges. However, admission depends on the specific college’s cut-off and seat availability. It’s best to check the AIEMS official website or contact them directly to know if your score fits their CS program and what the next steps are for applying.

Hello aspirant,

Admission to medical programs such as MBBS, BDS, and several allied health degrees is the main reason NEET is necessary.  However, most colleges do not demand NEET in order to enroll in a pharmacy program.

But there are many institutes which accept NEET score for admission in pharmacy course.

Thank you

Considering your background in BSc Zoology and Chemistry, and your interest in pursuing a career in the medical field, here are some options you could explore:

*1. MSc in Life Sciences or related fields:*

You could pursue a Master's degree in subjects like Zoology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or Biotechnology. This would enhance your knowledge and open up opportunities in research, academia, or industry.

*2. Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT):*

You could consider pursuing a postgraduate diploma or degree in MLT, which would equip you with skills to work in diagnostic labs and hospitals.

*3. Biotechnology or Biomedical Sciences:*

These fields are closely related to medicine and offer various career opportunities in research, development, and industry.

*4. Research Assistant or Scientist:*

With a strong foundation in Zoology and Chemistry, you could consider roles in research institutions, universities, or industries.

*5. Healthcare-related courses:*

You might explore courses like:

- *MSc in Healthcare Management*

- *Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health*

- *Certified courses in Health Education or Health Promotion*

*6. Alternative medicine or healthcare fields:*

You could consider exploring fields like:

- *Ayurveda*

- *Homeopathy*

- *Naturopathy*

- *Nutrition and Dietetics*

*7. Animal-related careers:*

Given your Zoology background, you might consider careers in:

- *Wildlife conservation*

- *Animal research*

- *Veterinary science* (if you're interested in working with animals)

*Other options:*

- *Teaching or academia*

- *Science writing or journalism*

- *Industry roles* in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, or healthcare

Reflect on your interests, skills, and career goals to determine the best fit for you. You may also want to research each option further and reach out to professionals in these fields for guidance.

With a COMEDK score of 64, your rank may fall above 50,000, making it tough to get top branches like CSE or ECE in well-known colleges. You may get lower-demand branches like civil or mechanical in lesser-known colleges. Keep options open in counselling.

Hello Rahul,

If you get a low score in NEET, there are still some medical-related courses you can consider:

• B.Sc Nursing : Focuses on nursing care and hospital work.

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) : Deals with physical therapy and rehabilitation.

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT) : Focuses on helping patients regain daily living skills.

• B.Sc in Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) : Involves working with lab tests and diagnostics.

• B.Sc in Radiology or Imaging Technology : Specializes in medical imaging techniques.

• Diploma courses in medical fields like Pharmacy, Dialysis Technology, or Emergency Medical Services.

These courses have lower NEET score requirements or may not require NEET at all. They still offer good career opportunities in healthcare but are less competitive than MBBS or BDS.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

50-55 marks in CGPET (Chhattisgarh Pre-Engineering Test) may make it difficult to secure the Electrical Engineering branch at BIT Durg (Bhagwant Institute of Technology, Durg) , as the cutoff varies each year based on competition. However, you still have a chance depending on:

• Electrical Engineering usually has a cutoff around 60-80 marks (varies yearly).

• With 50-55 marks , you might get:

  • Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Civil Engineering

• Apply in multiple rounds of counselling.

• Keep backup options in other branches/colleges.

• If possible, improve your score in next attempts.

HEY THERE!!

• You stand a good chance of being accepted into BIT Durg's Electrical Engineering branch if your CG PET score is between 50 and 55.
  
  
• In past years, the open (general) category cutoff scores for Electrical Engineering at BIT Durg have been approximately 50 marks.
  
  
• For instance, BIT Durg's Electrical Engineering cutoff score for CG PET 2023 was 50.245.
  
  
• Your chances are even better if you fall into a reserved category because cutoffs are usually lower.

Dear Candidate,
With a CG PET score of 50-55 marks , you have a fair chance of getting admission to the Electrical Engineering branch at Bhilai Institute of Technology ( BIT ) , Durg , especially if you belong to a reserved category . In recent years , the cutoff for Electrical Engineering at BIT Durg has ranged around 48 -50 marks in the second round of counseling  . Therefore , your score falls within the typical cutoff range . To improve your chances , ensure that you participate in all counseling rounds , including the spot round , as seat  availability and cutoffs can  vary .

Hello,

With a MET score of 95 and PCM average of 86%, your expected rank might be above 40,000. With this rank, getting a core CSE seat in the main campus (Manipal) is quite difficult.

However, you may still get CSE or related branches in:

• Manipal University Jaipur

• Manipal University Sikkim

You can also look for specialisations like CSE (AI & ML), CSE (Data Science), etc., in the Jaipur campus.

Chances are low for CSE core in the Manipal (Karnataka) campus.

Hope it helps !