I am really confused about the clubs I feel I am not good at anything as I have done everything partially 😭.
I want to join badminton or lawn tennis but I have never played it on like professional level always just for fun type. So what would you suggest for first year student.
I have submitted all my documents and only recently has my mht cet pcb results out and I have updated the percentile and submitted so now its almost a week and no offer letter and the admission office is not picking up the call what shall I do is it a problem or It just takes time.
please reply it will really be helpful.
So if mht cet scores are not clearing the cutoff for the course which I want are there other methods for admission or is it only merit based.
If we go with management quota what fees can be expected??
I’m kinda confused about the admission process for BTech Biotech at MIT-WPU and wanted some clarity.
I missed MHT CET PCB Session 1, so I gave Session 2 and I’m waiting for the result. On top of that, NEET is also delayed this year and results might come around July.
So I’m a bit stressed about timelines —
do seats at MIT-WPU fill up quickly? Like, will it be too late by the time my results are out?
Also, is there any way to secure a seat before results?
Like direct admission, provisional booking, management quota, etc.?
If anyone has gone through this or knows how it works, please help out 🙏
Hi everyone,
I’m an 18-year-old student currently trying to decide my undergraduate path, and I recently came across the field of patent law, which I find quite interesting. However, I’m still quite confused and would really appreciate some guidance.
From what I understand, having a science background is important for working in patent law, especially in areas like pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. I’m currently considering pursuing either B.Pharm or a degree in Biotechnology, but I’m unsure which would be a better choice in terms of future opportunities in patent law.
I have a few specific questions:
Between Pharma and Biotech, which field is generally more advantageous for entering patent law?
Is a master’s degree necessary to build a strong career in this field, or is a bachelor’s degree sufficient to start with?
What is the typical pathway to becoming a patent professional (especially regarding qualifying exams like the patent bar)?
What kind of salary prospects can one realistically expect in this field, both in India and internationally?
I would really appreciate insights from anyone currently working in this field or who has taken a similar path.
Thank you in advance!