Yes, you can exit the 5-year integrated B.Tech + MS course at IIIT Hyderabad after completing the B.Tech portion , but there are some important things to keep in mind:

1. Official Policy (Early Exit Option)

IIIT Hyderabad does allow early exit from the dual-degree (B.Tech + MS) program after 4 years , with just the B.Tech degree, provided you meet the graduation requirements for the B.Tech component.

2. Conditions for Exit

• You must complete all the required credits and coursework for the B.Tech degree.

• You need to formally apply for withdrawal from the MS portion.

• Your request must be approved by the academic office or program coordinator.

3. Impact of Leaving the MS Part

• You will not receive the MS degree or benefits like thesis/project work under faculty guidance.

• You might miss out on research opportunities that could help with jobs or higher studies.

• However, your B.Tech degree remains fully valid and respected.

4. Why Students Choose to Exit

• Job placements after B.Tech

• Wanting to pursue MS or MBA abroad

• Interest shift away from research

• Time or financial constraints

• Speak to your academic advisor or program coordinator.

• Check the institute’s academic manual or policies for formal steps.

• If needed, I can help you write a polite request or email to the academic office.

To be eligible for the B.Arch program at M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT), candidates must have passed the 10+2 level examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. They also need to have Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and secure at least 50% marks in each of these subjects individually. Additionally, students must appear for the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) and achieve a minimum of 40%. For SC/ST/OBC candidates of Karnataka, the aggregate requirement is 45%.

Your ability to choose between MD or MS (and specific branches) depends primarily on your NEET PG rank , but preferences and seat availability also play critical roles.

• Your Preferences : You can prioritize MD or MS branches, but final selection depends on:

  • Seat availability in your category (General/OBC/SC/ST).

  • Institutional quotas (e.g., AIIMS reserves 33% seats for its graduates).

  • You can express preferences , but your NEET PG score ultimately determines which MD/MS branch and college you secure. Higher ranks provide more choices, while lower ranks limit options to less competitive specializations.

    Example : A rank 1,500 might get MD Pediatrics in a government college, while rank 15,000 might only access MD Physiology or MS Anatomy (if available).

  • Recommendation : Use NEET PG rank predictors and previous cutoff data to strategize your counseling choices.

• You can compare your rank result with the above information provided it is probably depended on the rank and seat availability.

If you need further information feel free to ask again.

It looks like you're asking about applying for an entrance exam at MS University. To do this, you'll generally need to follow these steps:

First, keep an eye on the official MS University website. They will announce when applications for entrance exams are open. Look for an "Admissions" or "Entrance Exams" section.

Once the application window opens, you'll likely need to register yourself on their online portal. You'll probably have to give some basic details and create a login.

After registering, you'll need to fill out the online application form. Make sure you have all the necessary information handy, like your educational qualifications and personal details. You might also need to upload scanned copies of documents like your mark sheets and photograph.

There will likely be an application fee that you'll need to pay online through the portal. Once you've filled the form and paid the fee, make sure to review everything before submitting it. It's also a good idea to take a printout of the submitted application for your records.

Keep checking the university website for updates on the entrance exam date, admit card release, and other important announcements. They will usually post these details online.

I hope this helps.

Hello,

To gain admission to the BS-MS program at IISc Bangalore , you can apply through JEE Advanced or the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT).

Here's a summary of the previous years' cutoffs:

JEE Advanced Cutoff for IISc Bangalore (BS-MS)

• General: Around 757 rank

• OBC-NCL: Around 755 rank

• SC: Around 559 rank

• ST: Around 295 rank

IAT Cutoff for IISc Bangalore (BS-MS)

• General: Around 17 rank

• OBC-NCL: Around 420 rank

• SC: Around 1,236 rank

• ST: Around 4,897 rank

Cutoffs vary yearly based on difficulty and applicants, so aim for a high score.

Hope it helps !

For an MSc, your graduation (BSc/BTech/BPharm) percentage matters, not your 12th score.

Most universities require 50-55% in your bachelor's degree for MSc admission.

Your intermediate marks won’t affect MSc eligibility.

Hello,

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

Hope it helps !

MS in Aerospace Engineering – Eligibility & Fees

Eligibility:

Bachelor’s degree in Aerospace, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, or related fields.

Minimum GPA: 3.0 – 3.5 (varies by university).

GRE: Required by some universities, optional at others.

English Proficiency: TOEFL (79-100) / IELTS for non-native speakers.

Fees:

Tuition: 13,452 to 89,625 US dollars per year (11.21 to 74.73 lakh Indian rupees).

Living Expenses: 10,000 to 20,000 US dollars per year (varies by location).

Additional Info:

Application requires: Transcripts, SOP, LORs, test scores.

Scholarships & Assistantships available at many universities.

For exact details, check the official university websites.

Hello

During PG (MD/MS) , your working hours depend on your specialty, hospital and workload.

Here’s a general breakdown:

1. Regular Duty :  8–12 hours per day (morning rounds, patient management, surgeries or procedures).

2. On-Call Duties : Can extend to 24–36 hours in critical departments like surgery, medicine and ICU.

3. Night Shifts : Often once or twice a week, lasting from evening to morning.

4. Emergency Duties : You may have sudden extended shifts if patient load is high.

Yes, you can go to your room after duty but during busy rotations, you might be called back. Work-life balance improves in later years of residency.

Hope this gives you the clarity you need.