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The fee structure of BFTech course (NLEA) may include admission fees, annual fees, library fees, laboratory fees, and other miscellaneous fee. The fees for this course is different from college to college. It may range from Rs 50000 Lakhs to Rs 10 Lakhs. The fees in private institutions is higher than government institutions. I would suggest you to check the official website of the institute you are planning to join for accurate information.

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Yes ,if you are transferring from a different university, then a migration certificate is typically mandatory. This allows your new university to verify your academic record and clearances from the previous institution.

No ,if you are continuing your studies at the same university (just a different college within the university), then you might need a transfer certificate instead. This document facilitates your trans fer within the university system.

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No, Bangalore University does not offer a B.Sc. in Embryology.  Their life science department offers courses in life sciences and a postgraduate diploma in Clinical Embryology and Assisted Reproductive Technology

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Yes, you can participate in the 2nd round of CDAC counselling even if you didn't submit any choices in the 1st round.

The second round is open to candidates who:

• Didn't participate in the 1st round at all.
• Participated in the 1st round but weren't allotted a seat (their rank wasn't high enough for their preferred choices).
  
  In the 2nd round, you will only be eligible for seats that are vacant after the 1st round allotment.
  
  
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If you are planning to do PhD in physical education, you must have completed your master's degree with atleast 55% marks. The admission process is different from university to university. Some university offer admission on merit basis of marks obtained in the entrance examination and Physical Fitness & Game Proficiency Test while in other university, if you have cleared NET, then you don't have to sit for entrance examination. You only have to go through interview.

Some of the universities which offer PhD in physical education course are as follows:

1. Aligarh Muslim University
2. Pondicherry University
3. Amity School of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
4. Lovely Professional University
5. Bharati Vidyapeeth

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In most cases, leaving a 5-year integrated M.Tech program after the B.Tech portion (usually after 4 years) to pursue an M.Tech elsewhere through GATE is not possible.

Integrated programs are designed as a complete package, with the B.Tech portion leading seamlessly into the M.Tech specialization. Exiting after the B.Tech portion might disrupt the curriculum and might not grant you a standalone B.Tech degree.

Universities often have regulations that don't allow students to exit integrated programs midway.

Carefully review the regulations or brochures related to the 5-year integrated M.Tech program at NIT Patna. Look for sections on program structure, exit options, or award of degrees. Reach out to the admissions office or program coordinator at NIT Patna. They can give you the most accurate information about leaving the program after the B.Tech portion.

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There is a good chance your form will be accepted and you will receive a hall ticket for NEET PG, but it depends on whether the photograph you uploaded meets the specified criteria.

If your photo meets all the criteria, your form will  be accepted, and you will receive a hall ticket without any issues.

If there are discrepancies, the NBE might:

• Reject your form and ask you to re-upload a compliant photo within a specified window.
  
  
• Not reject the form outright but flag it for further review. You might receive a notification asking you to confirm or re-upload the photo.
  
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BBA in Aviation and Tourism Management is a 3-year degree course. Different colleges/universities have different cut off for admission in this course. However, students who have completed their 12th standard in any stream from a recognised board with atleast 50% marks are eligible for admission in this course. It is advisable to check the requirements of the college you are planning to join in their official website.

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The TNEA document verification process is not online. You'll need to visit a designated TNEA Facilitation Centre (TFC) to have your documents verified in person.  You have already uploaded the documents you have available (as of today, June 12, 2024) which is great.

After uploading the documents, you will need to visit a TFC as per the schedule provided by the DoTE, Tamil Nadu. This typically happens between the application closing date and the rank list declaration. At the TFC, officials will verify the originals of the documents you uploaded online, including your certificates from 8th to 12th standard (if available by then).

Since today is the last day for uploading documents, and you haven't received your certificates yet:

Try contacting your school as soon as possible to inquire about the status of your certificates and the expected date of issuance. Explain your situation regarding TNEA document verification.

If you have any other supporting documents related to your 8th to 12th studies (like mark sheets, transfer certificates, etc.), upload them during the online window.

If your certificates are still not ready by the time of your TFC visit, try to get a written statement from your school explaining the delay and confirming your academic record.


During verification at the TFC, explain the situation to the officials and present any supporting documents you have (statement from school, mark sheets).

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The National Testing Agency (NTA) is responsible for NEET. You need to reach out to them to get your gender rectified on the scorecard.

You can also write a formal letter to NTA explaining the discrepancy and requesting a correction. Include your NEET roll number, registration number, and a copy of the scorecard with the highlighted error.

• Your Name: As mentioned in the application form.
  
  
• Your Contact Information: Email address and phone number.
  
  
• NEET Roll Number and Registration Number: For reference.
  
  
• Error Description: Clearly state that the gender on the scorecard is incorrect.
  
  
• Request for Correction: Politely request NTA to rectify the gender on the scorecard.
  
  
• Attach a copy of the scorecard: Highlight the gender error.
  
  Look for the official NTA address on their website or through a web search.You can send the letter by registered post for tracking purposes.
  
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