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Hello Aspirant,

To apply for an M.Sc. in Medical Biotechnology, the optimal B.Sc. program would be either a B.Sc. in Biotechnology, B.Sc. in Microbiology, B.Sc. in Biochemistry, or B.Sc. in Life Sciences. These degree programs cover the essential starting point for a future in medical biotechnology with courses in cell biology, genetics, molecular biology, and laboratory procedures.

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79 marks in TS ICET 2025 , your expected rank may be around 12,000 to 16,000. This is an approximate range based on previous years.

At this rank,  try for colleges like Aurora’s, Vishwa Vishwani, Siddhartha Institute, CMR, Lords Institute, and similar colleges. These colleges usually accept students with this rank range

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72% marks in graduation, sometimes selection doesn’t happen because marks alone are not enough. Many times, other things like entrance exam scores, interviews, extra skills, experience, or high competition can decide the selection. It’s also possible that other students had stronger profiles or extra certificates, or the cutoffs were higher this year.

Hello Aspirant,

Whether the 2nd round of counselling will be offline or online will depend on which college or university will pursue it. Please confirm the counselling notification on the respective institution website. If the counselling is offline you must visit the respective counselling center and fill the counselling form physically and submit the marksheet based on your score along with your documents.

If the counselling is online you must upload the scanned documents accordingly and fill the counselling form and submit them to online. As stated above you must always only act on the directions of the official counselling notice you have received or if you require exact details call the helpline numbers as provided on the official site you'll find all the details there.

• Check your email inbox and spam for confirmation.
• Verify payment using transaction ID or receipt.
• Log in to the official portal to check payment status.
• Contact the helpdesk with your application number and payment proof.
• Send a formal email requesting confirmation of your payment.

• Exams likely in February–March 2026.
• Date sheet expected by December 2025 or January 2026.
• You’re preparing early using your own NESS curriculum for better clarity.
• Focus on a subject-wise plan and regular revision to stay ahead.

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Considering your information—63.84% in the qualifying exam, female from Maharashtra, and part of the NT-B category—you qualify to apply to Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, as long as you have taken the MH CET Law entrance exam. For categories like NT-B, the usual minimum percentage needed in Class 12 is around 40%, so you satisfy that requirement.

Admission to GLC is very competitive and largely depends on your MH CET Law entrance score. In previous years, applicants in the NT-B category had to achieve approximately 85 marks or higher out of 150 in MH CET Law to obtain a seat in GLC, particularly for the 5-year law course.

Thus, although your board percentage is satisfactory, your likelihood of admission will mainly rely on your performance in the entrance exam. A strong CET score gives you a fair opportunity because of your reservation category and local residency benefit.

Hope this helps. All the best!

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Karnataka deemed universities change every year, but mostly top colleges like Kasturba Medical College (Manipal and Mangalore) close at around 40,000 to 60,000 rank in NEET. Colleges like Yenepoya Medical College and Sri Siddhartha Medical College usually go up to around 3 lakh to even 3.5 lakh rank.

Hello,

First of all, well done on gaining entry to BHMS at Parul University with your 146 NEET score! That's a strong advancement. Typically, Parul University’s final closing rank for BHMS in 2022 reached 320,303, while in 2021 it was approximately 10,593, indicating that your score falls within the attainable range for admission. The yearly tuition cost for BHMS at Parul is about Rs 1.96 lakh each year, amounting to roughly Rs 8.55 lakh for the entire program. Your NEET score exceeds the 40th percentile threshold for SC/ST/OBC, qualifying you for the reserved category quota. Indeed, your acceptance corresponds with previous patterns, and you are beginning on an encouraging journey toward a profession in homeopathic medicine!

Hope this helps. All the best!

• You are eligible for MBBS in some private and deemed medical colleges.
• Likely options: Yenepoya (Mangalore), Raja Rajeshwari (Bangalore), Bharati Vidyapeeth (Pune).
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• Total MBBS cost (tuition + hostel + misc.) in these colleges is around 40–50 lakh, well within your 80 lakh budget.
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• Participate in MCC and state counselling to secure a seat.
• Apply early and list preferred colleges during counselling rounds.