If you’ve scored 81% in your 10th board exams and belong to the general category, you are very much eligible to apply for the Science stream, specifically PCMB. Most schools and junior colleges consider students with marks above 75% in Science and Mathematics as suitable for the PCMB combination, especially if you’re aiming for a balanced academic load that includes both Biology and Mathematics. While cut-offs may slightly vary from one institution to another, your percentage is generally strong enough to meet the eligibility criteria in most reputable schools or colleges. You should definitely go ahead and apply if you’re interested in both medical and engineering-related options in the future, as PCMB keeps both career paths open.

Hello aspirant,

Eligibility criteria for NEET

The minimum percentage required in 12th for NEET is separate for each category. NEET eligibility marks in 12th to be considered only for PCB subjects. The criteria is as follows,

UR[general] - 50%

OBC/SC/ST - 40%,

PWD - 40%

Eligibility criteria for CUET

The educational qualifications for CUET UG,

• General Category : Candidates must have secured at least 50% marks in their Class 12 examination from a recognized board.
• SC/ST Candidates : A minimum of 45% marks is required for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

Eligibility criteria for Paramedical courses

The academic requirements for paramedical courses vary depending on the level of the course. For certificate and diploma courses, most institutions require candidates to have completed 10th or 12th grade from a recognised board, preferably with science subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Some reputed institutions may have minimum percentage criteria ranging from 45% to 60%, depending on the specialisation. For instance, a Bachelor of Physiotherapy might require at least 50% in the 12th with PCB subjects.

Hence, You are eligible for all the exams, whether it is NEET, CUET or any Paramedical course as you meet the required eligibility criteria.

Always remember, No matter what percentage, no matter what my numbers say in the sense of points, assists, rebounds and steals, it's always been about winning.

I hope this helps.

Hi Harsha,

With a TG EAPCET 2025 rank of 11,000 (General Category) and your CAP quota, it is uncertain if you will be able to get a veterinary seat in Telangana. Veterinary seats (in the case of PV Narsimha Rao Telangana Veterinary University) in Telangana are difficult, if not impossible, with general category but not with a CAP quota as this would be counted as having a reservation benefit, therefore a few seats are available under this quota.

In the past year, veterinary seats under CAP quota are closing around 9k-12k ranks, depending on availability, reservation category, and cut-off trends. With your rank of 11k and your CAP quota (children of army personnel) there is a chance you could get a veterinary seat in the later rounds or if sliding occurs.

Hello Aditya,

A 700 rank in AUEET (Andhra University Engineering Entrance Test) for the General category is in a moderately competitive space, meaning you may, or may not be able to get a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) seat depending on:

• The total number of available seats for CSE at your college of interest
• The closing rank for CSE seats in the current, and/or last counselling
• The reservation procedures, and the category-wise cut off
• Your choice of preference during counselling

In most cases, CSE is a highly demanded branch, therefore lower closing ranks (greater degree of competition) are likely to be higher (more competitive) thus a 700 rank puts you in a good position, however check cut off data from past year(s), and participate actively in counselling to get the most out of the experience.

Hello there,

Yes, you may be able to change from Sports Quota to General Category after payment , but it depends entirely on the rules of the specific counselling authority or university/college conducting the admission.

Here’s what you should do:

1. Check Official Guidelines : Visit the official counselling website (e.g., TS EAMCET, KEA, TNEA, etc.) and read their FAQ or candidate manual. Some portals allow changes during the editing window .
   
   

2. Contact Helpline or Support : Reach out to the official helpdesk or counselling authority immediately. They can guide you on whether a category change is permitted after payment.
   
   

3. Email Support : If no response from phone, send an email stating your details (Application No, Name, etc.) and request to change from Sports Quota to General Category.
   
   

4. Document Proof : Keep your payment receipt and all related documents ready, in case verification is required.

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.

Hello Parul,

Yes, General Knowledge (GK) is often a part of the UPCPNET (Uttar Pradesh Combined Pre-Nursing Entrance Test) syllabus.

The GK questions usually cover:

• Current Affairs

• Indian Geography and History

• Indian Polity and Constitution

• Science and Technology basics

• Important National and International Organizations

• Awards and Honors

Make sure to check the latest UPCPNET official syllabus or brochure for exact details, as it can vary slightly each year.

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.

Hi! With your scores (Physics 30, Chemistry 60, Biology 200, English 180, General Test 150), you have a decent chance to get admission in B.Sc. Microbiology or B.Sc. Biology in many colleges.

Admission depends on the college and category, so it’s good to check the cutoff marks of the specific universities you want to apply to. You can also consider related courses like B.Sc. Biotechnology or Life Sciences if you want more options.

ACPC Eligibility (General Category):

Passed 12th with Physics & Maths plus one of Chemistry/Biology/Biotech/Technical subject

Minimum 45% marks in these subjects

Must be a Gujarat resident

Must have appeared for GUJCET exam

Dear Candidate ,
With 300 marks in NEET 2025 under the General Category ,it is highly unlikely to get a seat in a government medical colleges for MBBS , as the cut - off is usually above 600 for general category students. You may explore private colleges , BAMS, BHMS , or BVSc courses instead.