Yes, some universities may offer MSc Biotechnology through TS PGECET, but it usually requires BSc with relevant subjects. If the counselling form does not list BSc as a qualification, it's possible that MSc admissions are limited to students with a different eligibility background (like BTech or MSc-level entry only). In such cases, you should not select incorrect information like MSc in the form. If there’s no option for BSc and no official help is coming, visit the nearest Help Center physically or try contacting PGECET helpline via phone/email repeatedly. Entering wrong qualification details may lead to disqualification during document verification.

Hello Paavani ,

Yes, some universities in Telangana do offer MSc Biotechnology admissions through TS PGECET. Usually, candidates with a BSc degree in Biotechnology or related fields are eligible.

If you don’t see BSc Biotechnology explicitly listed in the counselling form under qualifications, it might be a technical issue or a category labeled differently like “BSc (allied sciences)” or just “BSc.” In many cases, candidates with a relevant BSc degree can apply under the general BSc qualification option.

Since officials are not responding, I suggest you choose the closest matching qualification available in the form—usually just “BSc”—and mention your specialization during document verification or counselling. Also, keep a copy of your BSc Biotechnology degree ready as proof.

For official confirmation, you can check the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE) website and the TS PGECET official counselling portal:
(https://tgche.ac.in/)

https://tgche.ac.in/