Since you have 31 marks, it’s below the usual minimum cutoff, so unlikely to get into a government college in 1st round. But in later rounds or if seats remain vacant, there’s a small chance—still, you should prepare alternate options.

Hey,

Yes, technically you can drop your B.Sc Agriculture admission after the first semester and appear for KCET again to try for a better college or branch. However, there are some important points to consider:

• College rules: Some colleges may require a formal withdrawal application and may have deadlines for dropping a course. Make sure you follow the process to avoid any future issues.

• KCET eligibility: There is generally no restriction on appearing for KCET again , even if you are already enrolled in a course. You can attend counseling afresh after your new rank.

• Seat forfeiture: Once you drop the current admission, your seat will be canceled , and you will not get any benefit from it.

• Impact on academics: If you leave mid-year, make sure you have no pending fees or academic obligations , as these may affect future admissions.

• Strategic consideration: If your current college is reasonably good , dropping and risking KCET again may not always be beneficial, especially if your new rank is uncertain.

In short: You can drop and reappear for KCET , but follow the college withdrawal rules carefully, clear any dues, and plan your attempt strategically to avoid complications during the next counseling.

Hello,

The prominent institutions in India that offer BSc Biotechnology are :

1. IITs. (Delhi, Kanpur, Madras)

2. Banaras Hindu University.

3. Amity University.

4. Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.

5. VIT, Vellore.

These are the top universities that offer BSc Biotechnology. You can choose as per your preferences. They might also have entrance exam like CUET.

Hello,

Good choice of pursuing BSc in Forensic Science.

To get admission for BSc in Forensic science, you need to have completed class 12 from Science stream from a recognized board.

The minimum marks to be scored in 12th is 50%-60%. However this can vary by institution.

Some colleges may conduct an entrance exam.

Top universities that offer this program are :

1. Institute of Forensic Science, Mumbai.

2. Amity University, Noida.

3. Osmania University, Hyderabad.

Hi dear candidate,

Yes, after obtaining the migration certificate from your previous institution and you qualify the criteria for admission. You can for sure take admission in the specific college you are looking for.

Know more about BSC Radiology at:

BSc Radiology: Course, Eligibility, Fees, Admission, Duration, Syllabus, Colleges, Scope

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Admission for B.Sc. Cardiology, also called B.Sc. in Cardiovascular Technology or Cardiac Care Technology, is available in many colleges in India. This course usually lasts 3 to 4 years. It helps students learn how to work with heart diseases, heart treatments, and heart care.

To get admission, you usually need to have completed 12th grade (Plus Two) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB). Most colleges ask for at least 50% to 60% marks in your 12th exams. Some colleges may also have an age limit, for example, between 17 and 23 years old as of December 31 of the admission year.

To apply, you usually need to fill an online form on the university’s official website. You must upload important documents like your 12th marksheet, passing certificate, transfer certificate, caste certificate (if applicable), ID proof (Aadhar card, passport, etc.), and your birth certificate.

Colleges may select students based on merit, entrance exams, or interviews, depending on their own rules.

Some colleges offering B.Sc. Cardiology or related courses are:

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

Jaipur National University

Parul University

SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST)

Manipal College of Health Professions (MCHP)

Lovely Professional University (LPU)

Presidency University

Shiv Nadar University

After finishing the course, you can work as a cardiovascular technologist, cardiac care technician, echocardiography technician, or work in cardiac rehabilitation. Jobs are available in hospitals, diagnostic centers, research labs, or you can do higher studies.

Hi dear candidate,

At the BBD University Lucknow, the course of Bachelor in Medical Radiology and Imaging Technology is available. As per their official website:

• Duration: 4 years (including 24 months internship)
• Eligibility: 40% aggregate marks in class XII from any stream.
• Fees: INR 90,000 per semester

Know more at:

BBDU Lucknow Courses & Fees Structure 2025: Duration, Seats & Study Mode

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Hello dear student,

If you want to pursue M.Sc. in nutrition after B.Sc. nursing through CUET then you should choose home science not food and technology as it comes under industrial food studies meanwhile nutrition courses comes under home science.

thank you

Hey

Yes, you can drop B.Sc Agriculture after the first semester and appear for KCET again to try for a better college or branch. There is no rule preventing you from reappearing , but you must follow some points carefully:

1. College withdrawal rules: Submit a formal leave/withdrawal application to your current college and clear any dues to avoid future issues.

2. KCET eligibility: Dropping the course does not affect your eligibility . You can participate in the next KCET counseling like any other candidate.

3. Seat cancellation: Your current seat will be forfeited once you withdraw.

4. Planning: Make sure your new KCET rank is sufficient for your desired college/course to avoid risk.