I got 105 in general microbiology CUET PG 2024. I'm from the general category, can I get any central university?

<p>A score of 105 in general microbiology may not be sufficient for admission into central universities for a general-category student. The expected cutoff for the general category is typically between 225-240. However, these are only expected cutoffs and the actual cutoffs can vary each year based on various factors such as the number of applicants, difficulty level of the exam, and availability of seats. Therefore, it’s recommended to check the official websites of the universities you’re interested in for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Good luck with your future endeavors.</p>

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<p>Based on the information provided in the search results, with a score of 105 in General Microbiology in CUET PG 2024 and being from the general category, you may be able to get admission in certain central universities, but it will depend on the specific cut-off marks for the M.Sc. Chemistry program.The key points are:</p><ol><li>The CUET PG cut-off for M.Sc. Chemistry varies across different central universities. For example, the cut-off for Central University of Haryana is 53 marks, while for Central University of Tamil Nadu it is 211 marks for the UR category.</li><li>The cut-off marks also depend on the category - UR, OBC, SC, ST. As you mentioned you are from the general (UR) category, the cut-off you need to meet would be on the higher side compared to reserved categories.</li><li>With a score of 105 in General Microbiology, you may be able to get admission in some central universities offering M.Sc. Chemistry, but it is difficult to confirm without knowing the exact cut-off for the current year. The cut-offs can vary from year to year.</li></ol><p>Therefore, I would suggest you thoroughly research the CUET PG cut-offs for M.Sc. Chemistry across different central universities and apply to the ones where your score of 105 is likely to meet the UR category cut-off. Consulting with academic advisors can also help you identify the most suitable options.</p>

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