Congratulations on your CPGET 2025 rank of 169 in MSc Biotechnology. With this rank, you have a good chance of getting a seat, as previous cutoffs for general category candidates are usually within the 2–700 range. Final allotment depends on the college you choose, seat availability, and category reservation. Make sure to keep track of counseling updates, complete your document verification, and have backup options ready just in case.
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Boston College, Madurai offers M.Sc. Psychology under Alagappa University with fees around rs. 1 lakh for 2 years. The program has a structured syllabus and is considered affordable, but reviews from alumni are limited.

It’s advisable to compare with more established institutes like Madurai Kamaraj University before deciding.

The fee structure for the m.sc computer science will very based on the college you are studying if you have from Government College it will cost around 6000 to 20000 if you are from any private institution it will cost around 30000 to 3.5 lakh this cost is based on the college under location you are studying.

If you are willing to get Msc Zoology you need to pass one criteria that is you need BSc course related to zoology or Life science and in this course you should have the percentage about 50 based on your preference you need to get admission to any specific college

Hello,

To do MSc Clinical Embryology , you need a science background in your BSc.

Most colleges prefer candidates who have studied subjects like:

• BSc in Zoology, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or Genetics

• BSc in Life Sciences or Biomedical Sciences

• Sometimes MBBS, BDS, BVSc, or related medical degrees are also accepted

So, you should choose a BSc course in Life Sciences or related subjects.

Hope it helps !

Yes you can but for this you'll need to clear fee as your RLF pass means your final result is pending solely because of a fee issue. To proceed, you must settle your fee account with your BCA college and obtain the official result,

Then you have to submit your completed, clear consolidated mark statement when applying for admission in msc course.

Best of luck..

Hello Lovepreet

Yes you can take admission in MSc if you have RLF (Reapper/ Allowed to keep term/ Backlog) pass in your 5th semester of BCA provided that your clear the backlog before final admission confirmation or before the issuance of the MSc degree. So you will be getting a provisional admission on the basis that you clear that backlog.

Thank You!!!

Yes, you can apply for M.Sc. IT after BCA, but you must clear your 5th semester RLF/backlog before final admission. Most universities allow provisional admission if the student is awaiting results, but all papers must be passed by the time of document verification. If you fail to clear the backlog, your admission may be cancelled. So, you can apply now, but ensure you pass the pending subject before the deadline.

The AIIMS MSc Clinical Embryology entrance exam covers reproductive biology, embryology, ART techniques, endocrinology, molecular biology, and cell biology. Key topics include human reproductive physiology, gametogenesis, fertilization, embryo development, IVF/ICSI, hormonal regulation, and related genetic disorders. Recommended preparation resources are NCERT (Class 11–12), Guyton’s Physiology, Alberts’ Molecular Biology of the Cell, and Speroff’s Reproductive Endocrinology. Online platforms like Embryology Online are also useful. The exam has 90 multiple-choice questions, 90 minutes duration, with negative marking. Focus on core subjects, solve previous papers, and stay updated with recent reproductive technology advances.

Some of the best MSc institutes in Biratnagar include Purbanchal University-affiliated campuses and private colleges offering postgraduate programs in science. Popular options are Mahendra Morang Adarsha Multiple Campus, Biratnagar Campus, and Sunrise College of Science and Technology. They offer MSc courses in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology. Admission usually requires a Bachelor’s degree in the relevant field and passing the university entrance exam. Fees are generally affordable compared to Kathmandu-based institutes. These colleges also provide lab facilities and research opportunities for MSc students.