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With 16 percentile in MHT CET, it will be very difficult to get admission in AIDS branch in Pune colleges, especially in reputed institutes like COEP, VIT Pune, or PCCOE, as their cutoffs are much higher. At this percentile, your chances are low in government and top private colleges. You may try for lower tier private engineering colleges in Pune through institute-level or management quota seats.

With a GMR of 57,330 and an OBC A rank of 3,657 in WBJEE, your chances in top government colleges are limited, but you can still get options in a few mid-tier government engineering colleges and several private colleges. Branches like Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Production, and some core branches are more likely than CSE, IT, or ECE, as those have higher cutoffs. You can expect chances in private institutes such as Narula Institute of Technology, BP Poddar Institute of Management and Technology, Guru Nanak Institute of Technology, Camellia Institute of Technology, and some colleges under Techno India group. In government colleges, lower demand branches in newer or regional colleges may open up in later rounds depending on vacancy.

In Telangana, several government and private colleges still have vacant B.Sc. Nursing seats for 2025-26, mainly under mop-up or spot admissions. Government colleges like Asifabad, Yadadri, Kodangal, Andole, and Nizamabad offer 60 seats each, affiliated with KNRUHS, Warangal. Admission is based on TS EAMCET scores, and candidates must meet eligibility criteria like educational qualifications and age. Vacant seats are usually filled during the second phase of counseling. It’s important to regularly check the KNRUHS official website for updated seat availability and counseling dates.

Yes, with 83% in PCB you can definitely get admission into the BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) course. Most private and some government colleges take admission based on 10+2 marks, while a few states conduct entrance exams like NEET, CET, or university level tests. With your percentage, you have good chances in reputed private colleges and possibly government colleges if your state conducts a counselling process. It’s better to apply early as seats in BPT fill up quickly.

Yes, IGNOU does offer an M.Sc. in Zoology, but it relies on designated study centres with lab resources. Meerut isn't listed among these centres, so although you can apply and enroll, your practical sessions and lab work would likely be conducted at another, designated centre not at Meerpur.

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To take admission in B.Sc Biotechnology , you need to follow these steps:

1. Eligibility : You must have passed class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Some colleges also allow Maths. Minimum marks required are usually 50%–60%.

2. Admission process :

   • Many colleges give admission based on class 12 marks (merit-based) .

   • Some universities conduct entrance exams like CUET, KIITEE, AMU, BHU UET, etc.

3. Application : Fill the form of the college or university where you want to apply.

4. Selection : If it is merit-based, they will release a cut-off list. If entrance-based, you must qualify in the test and counselling.

5. Documents : Keep your 12th marksheet, transfer certificate, ID proof, and photos ready.

Hope it helps !

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If you want admission in B.Sc. In biotechnology, you will typically need to have completed your 12th with the Science stream (especially Biology, Chemistry, and Physics). Most colleges admit students based on their 12th marks, while some may require an entrance exam. You can look for government or private colleges offering this course in your city or state, and check their admission criteria and deadlines

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If you want admission to BSc biotechnology, you must complete 10+2 with a science stream, including subjects like physics, chemistry, and biology, and achieve a minimum aggregate score to meet the eligibility criteria. Also, the admission is based on an entrance exam like CUET or university-specific tests.

I hope it will clear your query!!

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