You can still attend the Manipal Entrance Test (MET) phase 2 exam if you haven't attended previously. Here's what you need to know¹ ²:

- Application Form: The application form for phase 2 is available until April 30, 2025. You'll need to fill out the form and pay the prescribed fee.

- Exam Date: The MET phase 2 exam is scheduled for May 12, 2025.

- Additional Fees: If you've already applied for phase 1 and want to attend phase 2, you'll need to pay an additional fee of 1,400.

- Eligibility: Make sure you meet the eligibility criteria for the course you're applying to, which typically includes having 50% aggregate marks in your 12th standard or undergraduate degree.

To confirm the details and proceed, visit the official Manipal University website or contact their admissions helpline. Don't miss the application deadline for phase 2.

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The Class 6th result announcement date depends on the school or examination board conducting the exam. Generally, results are declared within 2 to 4 weeks after the exam. You can check the official school website, contact the administration, or look for notifications via SMS or email.  If it’s a government or entrance exam, check the official education board's website for updates on the result declaration date.

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Yes it is generally considered a safe place for students from various backgrounds, including Kashmiri Muslims. The university promotes a culture of inclusivity and diversity, welcoming students from different parts of India and beyond.

Yes , Mahindra university provides scholarships to ma students based on some criteria and eligibility.

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Admission to MSc Clinical Virology program at Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is based on your performance in the Manipal Entrance Test (MET). The MET syllabus typically covers topics from your undergraduate studies.

Here is the link where you can access detailed syllabus for MET exam :- MET Syllabus 2025

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If you scored 118 marks in the Manipal University (MU) entrance exam for the 2025 academic year, the expected percentile can vary depending on the exam's overall difficulty and the performance of other candidates.

Based on general trends, a score of 118 can typically correspond to a percentile range of 70-85. However, this is an estimate, and the exact percentile can depend on factors like the number of candidates, exam difficulty, and score distribution.

To get the most accurate prediction, it’s best to refer to Manipal University's official results or wait for their specific percentile calculation once all data is available.

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) is the conducting agency of manipal entrance test the exam is likely to be in may and june for the session 2025 as it is every year conducted in the same month.the exam consists subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English and its time duration is of 2 hours.

They offer various UG and PG courses such as BBA, B.Pharm, B.A, B.Tech, M.Tech, M.E, M.Pharm, M.Sc and many more. You can register yourself in march the month in which registration is open.

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Transferring from Manipal University, Jaipur to Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) at Manipal University (Manipal Campus) after your first year involves several considerations and steps. While exact policies can vary, here are general guidelines on how such a transfer might be approached:

1. Credit Transfer and Lateral Entry:

Credit Transfer:

• University Policies: Each university has specific policies regarding credit transfers. You would need to check with both Manipal University, Jaipur, and MIT Manipal regarding their policies on transferring credits between campuses.
• Course Compatibility: The courses you completed at Manipal University, Jaipur would need to match with the curriculum at MIT Manipal. A course-by-course comparison might be required to determine which credits can be transferred.
• Approval Process: Typically, you would need to get approval from both institutions. This often involves providing detailed syllabi, course content, and grades to evaluate the equivalence of your completed courses.

Lateral Entry:

• Availability: Lateral entry options depend on the policies of the receiving institution. MIT Manipal may have provisions for lateral entry into the second year based on the evaluation of your academic performance.
• Eligibility Criteria: This might include minimum CGPA requirements, course compatibility, and availability of seats.

2. General Transfer Process:

Internal Transfer:

• University Transfer Policy: Check if there is an internal transfer policy that allows students to transfer between different campuses of the same university. Some universities have provisions for students to transfer to different campuses after completing a certain number of semesters.
• Application Process: You would likely need to submit a formal application to the admissions office or academic office at both Manipal University, Jaipur and MIT Manipal. This application might include your academic records, reasons for transfer, and any other required documentation.

3. Steps to Follow:

1. Research Policies:

   • Contact Academic Advisors: Speak to academic advisors or the registrar’s office at Manipal University, Jaipur, and MIT Manipal to get detailed information about transfer policies and procedures.
   • Review Transfer Guidelines: Obtain and review any available guidelines or handbooks that outline the process for transferring between campuses or institutions.

2. Prepare Documentation:

   • Academic Records: Gather transcripts, course syllabi, and any other relevant academic records.
   • Application Form: Complete any required application forms for transfer.

3. Submit Applications:

   • Application to MIT Manipal: Apply to MIT Manipal according to their transfer or lateral entry procedures. Ensure you meet all deadlines and requirements.
   • Application to Manipal University, Jaipur: Notify Manipal University, Jaipur about your intent to transfer, if necessary.

4. Follow Up:

   • Confirm Acceptance: Follow up with both institutions to confirm that your application is being processed and to address any additional requirements.
   • Adhere to Deadlines: Be mindful of application deadlines and procedural timelines to ensure a smooth transfer process.

4. Considerations:

• Availability of Seats: Transfers might be subject to availability of seats in the desired program at MIT Manipal.
• Academic Performance: Your CGPA and academic performance will be a critical factor in the transfer decision.
• Financial Implications: Be aware of any potential changes in fees or financial aid when transferring between campuses.

Transferring between campuses or institutions can be a complex process, so it's essential to start early, gather all necessary information, and follow the specific guidelines provided by both institutions.

Best of luck!

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If your syllabus for PCM additional was the same as the students who actually study PCM as their main subject, then yes, you are eligible for JEE Mains. But make sure that you have that mentioned in your marks card. The eligibility criteria for JEE Mains is that you should have a 55% aggregate in your 12th year with PCM as your subject. For JEE Advance, you need to have 75% and above percentage in 12th.  If you fulfill this criteria, then you can sit for the exam.

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Hello aspirant,

After passing class 12, Manipal Online BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) is one of the most well-known programs among young people. It is regarded as an open door for students who wish to pursue careers in business, management, administration, etc.

Yes it is a good option for your career.

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