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The IPU CET, or Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test, is a university-level exam you might need to take to get into various courses at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University in Delhi. For biotechnology, unlike many other B.Tech programs at IPU, your score in the IPU CET specifically for biotechnology will be considered for admission.

The exam for B.Tech Biotechnology usually has questions from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (which includes Botany and Zoology) or Biotechnology. These questions are generally based on what you've learned in your 11th and 12th-grade classes. The weightage given to Biology/Biotechnology is often higher, around 40%, while Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics each get about 20% weightage.

The exam is typically held online and you'll have about 2 and a half hours to answer 150 multiple-choice questions. For every correct answer, you usually get four marks, but be careful as there's negative marking – one mark might be deducted for each wrong answer.

So, it's important to be accurate. Keep an eye on the official IPU website for the latest updates on the syllabus and exam pattern for B.Tech Biotechnology to prepare well. The application process for 2025 is currently open until April 11th, and the exams are expected to be held between April 26th and May 18th, 2025.

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• IPU CET is required for B.Tech (Biotechnology) and some other courses.

• Other B.Tech branches use JEE Main ; MBBS/BDS need NEET , B.Arch needs NATA .

• Application Deadline : April 11, 2025

• Exam Dates : April 26 – May 18, 2025

• Syllabus for Biotech: Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Maths

• Official site: ipu.admissions.nic.in

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1) Southern Academy of Maritime Studies (SAMS), Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Cutoff Marks : Requires a minimum of 50% in 10th or 12th (PCM for lateral entry). Admission may involve an institute-specific test or merit list, with cutoffs typically around 50-55% depending on applicant pool.

Fee Structure : Around INR 1,50,000 to INR 2,50,000 for the entire program, including accommodation and training materials.

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Cutoff Marks : Admission is typically merit-based or through entrance exams like IMU-CET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test). While specific cutoffs vary yearly, a rough estimate for IMU-CET is around 50-60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) at the 10+2 level, with adjustments based on competition. CMC may also conduct its own test, often requiring at least 50% in 10th or 12th grade.

Fee Structure : Approximately INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,00,000 for the full course (2-3 years), including tuition, hostel, and uniforms. Additional costs like medical exams or certifications may apply.

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Cutoff Marks : Generally, a minimum of 50% in 10th or 12th is required. Entrance tests or interviews may push the effective cutoff higher, around 55-60% in some years.

Fee Structure : Approximately INR 1,80,000 to INR 2,80,000 for the 2-year diploma, covering tuition and boarding.

Official fee details for the college don't include any donation charges. Admission to their diploma courses is usually based on how well you did in your 10th-grade exams. Some places also say they admit students in the order they apply, as long as you meet the basic requirements.

I can provide you with the official fee information available for the Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Sankara Polytechnic College, which is located in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

For your first year, you can expect to pay around Rs.53,500. The total cost for the entire diploma will vary. If it's a regular 3-year course or a shorter 2-year course (if you join later), the total tuition could be anywhere from Rs.60,800 to Rs.1,18,000. If you opt for part-time studies, the yearly fee is likely to be about Rs.41,300.

Besides these main fees, there are some extra charges you'll need to budget for. When you apply, there's probably a small fee of around Rs.300. Once you get in, there's an admission fee of about Rs.4,000. You'll also need to pay for your uniform, which might cost around Rs.2,500. Each year, there will be additional charges for things like stationery and placement help, totaling around Rs.7,000. If you join any clubs, there's a semesterly fee of about Rs.2,000. If you plan to stay in the hostel, that will cost you roughly Rs.15,000 per year.

So, keep in mind that while the first-year fee is around Rs.53,500, the total cost will depend on the course duration and you'll need to factor in these extra charges for a complete picture.

I hope this helps.

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Hey!!! I have prepared a 10 day plan for you to prepare for your MHT CET exams :-

First 3 days

• Morning (3 hrs): Pick one subject (Maths/Bio). Go over main formulas, rules, and practice problems.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Pick another subject (Physics/Chem). Revise formulas, how things work, and solve number problems.
• Evening (2 hrs): Quickly look at the formulas and main ideas from the day. Solve a couple of old MHT CET questions on those topics.

Next 3 Days

• Morning (3 hrs): Take a full old MHT CET paper (PCM or PCB). Stick to the real exam time.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Check your answers. See where you went wrong and why. Note down what you need to work on.
• Evening (2 hrs): Study the topics you messed up in the practice paper. Do more MCQs on those specific things.

Days 7-8

• Morning (3 hrs): Take a practice test that feels like the real MHT CET.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): See how you did. Find your strong and weak points. Understand why you got things wrong.
• Evening (2 hrs): Really focus on the topics you struggled with in the mock test. Quickly go over important formulas for everything.

Day 9

• Morning (4 hrs): Go through all the main formulas, ideas, and important stuff for all subjects. Focus on what you're already good at to feel confident.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Try some harder MCQs to get your brain working.
• Evening (1 hr): Think about how you'll tackle the exam. Decide which sections to do first. Don't try to learn anything new.

Day 10

• Morning: Just quickly look at the most important formulas and ideas. Don't push yourself too hard.
• Afternoon: Relax, drink water, and make sure you have everything you need for the exam.
• Evening: Get a good night's sleep. Being calm and rested helps a lot.

I hope this helps.

Hello,

Yes, since you have a Maharashtra domicile certificate, you are eligible for reservation benefits in the MHT-CET examination .

Even though you completed your 10th and 12th in Madhya Pradesh, your domicile status qualifies you under Type-B candidature.

This type includes candidates whose father or mother is domiciled in Maharashtra and possesses a domicile certificate.

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No, you won't be eligible for Maharashtra state quota (85% reserved seats) in MHT CET because:

1. Domicile of Maharashtra – You have it, which is necessary.

2. 10th & 12th from Madhya Pradesh – Maharashtra requires candidates to complete Class 10th & 12th from Maharashtra for state quota eligibility.

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Admission Criteria for BITS Pilani/Hyderabad

1. BITSAT Exam – You must qualify for BITSAT, the entrance test for admission.

2. Direct Admission for Board Toppers – Only Telangana state board topper gets direct admission, not all high scorers.