Hello Aspirant,

• A pathologist is an M.D who evaluates the tissues and inspects the precision of lab tests.
• For this, you need to do MBBS first.
• Access to the MBBS program will be accomplished through the NEET exam. Several institutes oversee their entrance test for furnishing admission.

Eligibility

• 10+2 qualified with PCB.
• A score is required as follows

1. General – 50%
2. PwD – 45%
3. OBC/SC/ST – 40%

• Admission to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme will be offered after the successful completion of the MBBS course

To know more click

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria/amp

Then you have to D.M in pathology or related specialisation.

• Admission to the Doctor of Medicine (D.M) in the below-given specialisation will be given after the fulfilment of the MBBS course.
• Some of the postgraduate level medical entrance tests are NEET-PG, JIPMER PG 2022, AIIMS PG 2022, etc.

To know more click

For NEET PG https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet-pg/amp

JIPMER PG

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg/amp

AIIMS PG

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg/amp

You can select pathology to specialize in a specific branch and enter an organization that handles primarily with that speciality.

If you select to do the clinical pathology, you may have to serve for private or corporate institutions.

Prospects can likewise join prime hospitals like AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) and in military and government departments like the National Institute of Health, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, and Food and Drug Administration.

Specializations are as follows

1. Chemical Pathology
2. Neuropathology
3. Forensic Pathology
4. Surgical Pathology
5. Medical Microbiology
6. Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine
7. Haematology
8. Cytopathology
9. Dermatopathology
10. Paediatric Pathology
11. Veterinary Pathology
12. Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine
13. Plant Pathology

I hope it helps.

Thank you.

Hello,

Considering the previous year cut off you have chances of getting seat in the following institutes in Information Technology

• T.J INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KARAPAKKAM: 101
• Sri Krishna Engineering College, Panappakkam, Padappai, Chennai: 92.5
• Rrase College of Engineering, Padappai, Chennai: 122.5
• Thiruvalluvar College of Engineering and Technology, Vandavasi,: 127.24
• Idhaya Engineering College for Women, Chinnasalem: 125
• S S M College of Engineering, Komarapalayam: 114.5

As you haven't mentioned your category we have considered that you belong to general category and the above mentioned cut off is for general category.

Cut off is subjected to change it may increase or decrease depending on the total number of candidates applied, difficulty level of examination and total number of seats available etc. To check the cut off use the link given below

https://cutoff.tneaonline.org/#res

Absolutely !

As long as you satisfy the below points, you're absolutely eligible for any government engineering colleges :-

B.Tech aspirants of West Bengal must have passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics as the mandatory subjects along with Computer Science/ Computer Applications/ Biology/ Biotechnology/ Chemistry.

The B.Tech applicants of West Bengal should have 45% of marks in Class 12 to be considered for the B.Tech admission process in West Bengal.

For reserved categories, the minimum marks required in Class 12 are 40%.

Apart from these, it doesn't matter if you are a repeater of Class 12 as long as you have the above mentioned points cleared out.

Hi there,

Eligibility criteria of Common Entrance Test differ according to course. Generally common entrance test Eligibility criteria is following:

Candidates should have qualified their 10+2 standards from a recognized board.

Candidates should have scored minimum of 50% or as specified by authorities.  Reserved category may get benefit in minimum percentage requirement .

Candidates should have studied compulsory subjects as specified by exam authorities.

So, you will be able to appear in common entrance test after passing your improvement exam.

Hope it helps you

Good luck!

please specify the question in simpler terms. probably the question relates to us checking the result for the roll no. mentioned above. sorry that is not possible. you can log in to the official site and input the required details and check your result or can contact the school authorities to get the result for you.

Hello

For getting admission to VJTI your 12th mark does not matter. admission is based on MH CET entrance exam.

FOR ADMISSION IN VJTI YOU HAVE TO SCORE 5O% AGGREGATE IN HSC BOARD.

AND IN MHCET YOU HAVE TO SCORE 150-160 MARKS. FOR GETTING ADMISSION TOP COLLEGES YOU HAVE TO SCORE HIGH MARKS AND TOP RANKS IN THE ENTRANCE EXAM.

I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU

Hello Khushi,

The cut off for to get admission at Fergusson college is quite high. The cut off are usually 85%. If you are from ICSE CBSE or from any other non state board institute then it goes 90% or above and reservations are available here too.

The admisssion takes place on a merit based sleection process so you can try and hope you get the admission but the chances are less. all the very best!

Thnak You!

Hello Aspirant,

See admission to NITs/IIITs is conducted only on the basis of JEE-Main score for engineering courses and in IITs only JEE-Advance score is considered so your class 12th marks has no role in the seat allotment process but while verifying your eligibility for admission class 12th marks are considered and for this year you must have passed class 12th only to be eligible, so you are eligible for admission since the 75% criteria has been waived off for this year.

But if you are asking for next year then it is quite difficult to say anything about next year but your class 12th score is only considered to determine your eligibility for admission.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Applicant

In recent times when you go through the HSC marks criteria of any national level entrance exam, you would discover that for general category candidates the minimum marks required in HSc is 50% but for reserved categories like OBC you need 40% marks in aggregate in your 10+2. Now when you have the Maharashtra Domicile certificate then you would not face any issues later.

Hope it helps!!!!