HYY,

Clear M.B.B.S. entrance.

Study to clear M.B.B.S. finals (trust me its a task in itself).

Then prepare for M.S. Surgery entrance & put yourself together to clear M.S. Surgery finals (a big deal).

Something still left in you?

Prepare for M.Ch. plastic surgery entrance & clear its finals (a bigger deal).

Minimum dedication of 14 years after 12th is required.

With NEET in enforcement pan India for all under graduate, post graduate & post doctoral entrance examinations, all back doors are virtually eliminated.

ALL THE BEST!!

Hello Dharshni ,

Here i can provide last year tnea cut off 2019 for  general category at Central Institute of Plastic Technology .

TNEA cut -off 2019

B.tech in Plastic technology                    5656 to 9808 .

Now you can get some idea so, here i am providing some college details go through it .

• It is a Public /Government College .
• Established on 1968.
• Good Facilities .

If you want to more information about college regarding Fee , Student reviews , Courses offered , Placement stats and data e.t.c.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/central-institute-of-plastics-engineering-and-technology-chennai

I think this answer will help you lot .

All the best !!!!

Hello,

The choice of choosing the specialization is solely depends on your area of interest however KIET is undeniably one of APJAKTU's (formerly UPTU) best college and is much better than some Govt. UP classrooms. Speaking of the CS department, it's one of the best divisions of this college.  In addition, KIET has a very favourable climate for the CS department. By climate, I mean the attitude of both teachers and students. I can't tell anything about the ability of teachers, but I think it's up to the mark. The college has CS student groups / teams such as ERP, LMS, etc.You will get several other benefits and visibility that are needed for this branch because of the NCR venue. Many start-ups and major businesses have visited the campus and provided beautiful packages. If for just some time you are serious and get an experience in specific stuff like PHP, Oracle, etc.

Dear Candidate,

As per the information provided by you, in both the courses you have to study nevertheless for Civil exams. Be it CSE or Plastic Technology, you have to make sure you study atleast 1 hour/day for your Civil exam preparation. Or atleast in the weekend for 4+hrs. In my opinion, either of the courses will not matter as you might be having interest in either of them. Choose the course which excites you while studying. We can just give you suggestion on the same, the final decision is definitely yours. Take every factor in consideration before choosing a decision. Talk to seniors from both the fields, connect with your seniors. Do a bit of research on your side too. How many hours you will have to study for college & for civil exams everyday. Plan it.

Thanks for coming on this site. Hope it helps.

I will suggest you selecting BioTech at DTU over HBTI Kanpur Polymer. DTU has excellent faculty, research facilities and infrastructure. BioTech is not that bad a branch. You have lot of opportunities in researcg and development in Bioengineering if you plan to pursue a Masters or Doctoral degree later on in future.

As far as the Non Core/Coding/Finance sector is concerned, you can definitely sit for them and crack them, provided you have excellent skills and determination to compete with your peers in other branches. DTU being located near IT Hubs at Noida and Gurgaon further provides the impetus for prospects in training and placement. Most of the MnCs and IT Companies recruit from DTU.

All the Best.

Dear aspirant,

There are many disadvantages of using plastic. Few are:

• They are non-biodegradable.
• When plastic products are made some toxic gases are released which get mixed with the air and comes into our body when we breathe.
• If not disposed off properly, it will remain in the environment and form heaps which will be consumed by fishes and birds and other animals which can lead them to death.
• Plastic releases some chemicals which get mixed with the soil and water when thrown away.
• Burning plastics releases toxic gases like nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide etc.

These are few disadvantages but if we ban plastic totally then it will cause a lot of inconvenience as it's very cheap and has versatile applications. So, we need to find an alternative to remove our dependencies from plastics.

So we should not ban plastic but follow the 3R's of Reuse, Reduce and Recycle.

Chandan, The MHRD did announce that NEET 2021 Syllabus is going to be reduced and revised. And so when you appear for NEET 2022, the new syllabus might come into force which has not been announced as yet. And we are expecting the new Syllabus to be rolled out in the month of December. Until then, we can give you the timetable for the current syllabus. It is for 10 weeks and you can repeat it as many times as you want until the new syllabus has been released. If you study each subjet atleast 2 hours a day, you should b e able to revise the total syllabus atleast 4-5 times by NEET 2022. Again a reminder that this timetable is given based on the old syllabus as we do not have NEET 2021 syllabus yet. You can check the revised CBSE syllabus at: http://cbseacademic.nic.in/revisedcurriculum_2021.html

NEET 2022 is atleast 2 NEET exams away. And cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. But ideally this is the first time that AIIMS is conducting its admissions through NEET score and for AIIMS New Delhi, we are expecting a cut off of more than 650. May be around 675 given its reputation. But 2022 cut offs or marks required are too early to be discussed. So if you are planning on appearing for NEET 2022, you should know the NEET eligibility criteria first. And to be eligible for NEET, you should have completed your 12th, passed in all subjects and secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST. Now if you belong to OBC Category, the Category you belong to should be also listed in the Central OBC list. Or else you will be considered as General Category and so you have to secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This 50% is inclusive of the Theory and Practical marks scored in Physics, Chemistry and Biology collectively. You needn't score 50% in Physics, 50% in Chemistry and 50% in Biology separately. You need an aggregate of 50% or 40% depending on your Category as an aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. And along with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, you should also have studied English as one of the core subjects in your 12th. And regarding becoming a Plastic Surgeon, first you need to complete MBBS along with mandatory 1 year internship. Post that you have to appear for NEXT. Now NEXT will come into effect probably in 2022 and so we do not yet know how admissions are going to be conducted based on NEXT. So for both NEET 2022 cut offs and NEXT details, you will atleast have to wait for a year or 2 for near accurate information. Until then stick to NCERT books and practise atleast one mock test a week.

hi,

see to become a plastic surgeon, you need to become qualified the mbbs course first, then you may do post graduate course in surgery related topics as per your interest.

right now you need to appear in neet exam, which is the only entrance test in india for admission in health science related course. eligibility criteria is candidates must pass 12th exam with physics chemistry and biology, marks criteria of 12th course as category wise is,

general- 50%

sc/st/obc- 40%

there is no upper age limit for applying in neet ug exam.