I have 148/400 in CUCET PG for applied microbiology. Can I get BHU if I belong to general category?

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Deepika Maurya | Guide-Level 15

4 years ago

With 148 marks in CUET-PG you have very less chance in the first round of counseling to get admission to BHU for microbiology courses in the general category. However, you may get into college in the second round of Counseling. Admissions in BHU on the basis of CUET UG scores have been started this

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Raj Ghosh | Contributor-Level 7

4 years ago

The answer is no, it is really very difficult to get admission with 148 imprints in CUCET, it does not match the eligibility criteria for getting admission as you are from general category. There would be a few universities which will charge you high expense structure for the Seat which doesn't make

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Pooja Noothi | Contributor-Level 6

4 years ago

Hiiii BALANOCOCCUS. Hope you are doing great. Here is your answer to your query. According to national testing agency NTA will conduct UG and PG entrance exam for BHU under CUCET. In past students have to fill the application form for getting admission in BHU. Eligibility criteria for this group is

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