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Hello Aspirant,

To apply for the ISAT exam , which is the International Student Admissions Test (mostly for Medicine/Dentistry in Australia/Ireland):

1. Go to the ACER website (they conduct the test).

2. Create an account there.

3. Register for ISAT through your new ACER account.

4. Then, you'll also need to register for a ProctorU account (as it's an online, remotely proctored test).

5. After that, you'll get an invitation from ISAT to book your test session via ProctorU.

You need a computer, good internet, and a valid ID. The fee is typically around AUD 430.

64 percentile is too low to get admission in any core branches (like CSE, IT, ECE) through All India or Haryana State Quota. Cutoffs for YMCA Faridabad generally close around 85–90 percentile or higher for OBC category.

You can look for private engineering colleges or state-level counseling options where cutoffs are lower and eligibility is flexible.

Yes, you can get admission in YMCA college of Faridabad that depends on your JEE Mains rank.
If your All India Rank is between something 30,000 to 50,000 than you can apply in following branches or departments:
1) Computer Engineering is a high demanding course.
2) Data Science
3) AI that is trending and best for future placements.

Remember that cutoff for each year changes, so for more detailed understanding you can check previous year cutoff in your interested course.

And If your rank is more than 1,00,000 than you can go for these courses:
1) Mechanical Engineering
2) Civil Engineering
3) Electrical Engineering
4) Environment Engineering

If you are still confused about which branch to select than you can go for Mechanical and civil engineering because there are more likely chance of yours to get admission.

Hello Aspirant,

Getting any branch at YMCA Faridabad (JC Bose University) with your 64% JEE Main percentile will be very difficult , especially since you're from outside Haryana.

Cutoffs for good branches at YMCA Faridabad are usually quite high, even for the OBC category. Top branches like Computer Science often require a percentile above 90.

Given your percentile, you might need to look at less popular engineering colleges in other states or some private colleges instead. A 64% percentile makes admission to YMCA unlikely.

Hello Aspirant,

As of today, August 2, 2025, Bongaigaon College has already released several merit lists and conducted admissions for the 2025-26 academic session for various undergraduate (BA, B.Com, BBA) and HS 1st year courses.

They even had "Spot Admission" notices in June 2025. This means most regular admission seats are likely filled.

To know about any current vacancies, you must check their official website's "Admission Notices" section directly or contact the college admission office. Sometimes, very limited seats might open up in later rounds or for specific subjects.

Hello Aspirant,

For BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy) admission at Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College (LTMMC) in Mumbai:

1. Eligibility: You need to have passed your 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB).

2. Entrance Exam: Admission is mainly based on your NEET UG score .

3. Application: After NEET results, you'll apply through the Maharashtra State CET Cell's counselling process . LTMMC does not have a separate BPT application form; it's part of the state counselling.

4. Important: Keep checking the Maharashtra State CET Cell website and LTMMC's official website for exact dates and counselling details for 2025.

Hello Aspirant,

With a rank of 140,000 in NEET , getting a government MBBS college in any part of India (even open states) under the General category is extremely difficult, almost impossible.

Government MBBS seats fill up much earlier, usually within the first 25,000-30,000 ranks for the General category in All India Quota and even in state quotas for most competitive states like Uttar Pradesh. Some sources suggest General cutoffs for government MBBS are typically below 25,000-30,000 AIR.

While some newer or less preferred government colleges might have slightly lower cutoffs in very few states, a rank of 140,000 is generally too high for government MBBS. Your best bet for MBBS would be private medical colleges or considering other courses like BDS (Dentistry) or AYUSH (BHMS, BAMS) in government colleges , where cutoffs are lower.

Hii,

Thank you for your question!

Yes, you can get admission to a government college in Maharashtra through your MHT CET score, but it depends on how high your score is and which category you belong to (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). The top government engineering and pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra, like COEP Pune, VJTI Mumbai, and ICT Mumbai, have high cut-offs. If your score is decent and falls within the cut-off range of government or government-aided colleges, you can secure a seat in the CAP rounds. Keep in mind that domicile in Maharashtra and category reservation play a huge role in increasing your chances. Even if you don't get in the first few rounds, keep an eye on the mop-up and spot rounds. You can also consider semi-government colleges if fully government ones are out of reach.

For more information about MHT CET exam pattern, fees, councelling details you can consider this link;

https://www.careers360.com/exams/mht-cet

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hello Aspirant,

For Park Institute of Technology (PCET) Coimbatore , the academic year for B.E. CSE Cybersecurity typically starts around August .

Admissions are often done through TNEA counselling, which usually wraps up by late July or early August. Students who get admitted through this process will then begin classes shortly after.

You should check the official PCET Coimbatore website for their precise academic calendar for the B.E. CSE Cybersecurity program for 2025-26.

Hello Aspirant,

Your medical certificate for NEET counselling needs to be very accurate and complete.

It must be issued by a registered medical practitioner (an MBBS doctor) and should confirm you are physically and mentally fit for the rigorous medical course.

The certificate should include the doctor's signature, registration number, and official seal. Check the specific format provided by the counselling authority (MCC or state) if any, and ensure all required details like height, weight, vision, etc., are filled correctly. Any missing or incorrect info can cause issues.