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Yes, surely, with the PCB combination, you could take up your course in biotechnology. One of the undergraduate programs included in almost every major college and institute is B.Sc. in Biotechnology, where under B.Tech, the same subject would be influencing another discipline but after successful completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.This is how you would proceed:1. Course: Here, a student may go for B.Sc. in Biotechnology, which is all about what biotechnology is, or B.Tech in Biotechnology, which happens to be more engineering-oriented.2. Eligibility Criteria: The institution or the university should be lenient with students from the background of PCB. Ideally, 50-60% marks in 12th are expected.3. Entrance Exams: While there are some universities or colleges that would want you to appear for entrance to get a seat, others take your performance during the 12th class for direct admission.Biotechnology is a very interesting developing field that yet has a great future, and your PCB background now provides an excellent platform for that.

To qualify for NEET, the eligibility criteria dictate that all subjects in the 12th examination must be passed, including Chemistry, with the required minimum marks. Since you have "RT" (Result Pending or Reappear) along with Chemistry, you cannot fill the NEET form unless you clear with a reappearance in the Chemistry theory paper.Your total percentage in the PCB subjects (51%) is under the least required for NEET eligibility (usually it's around 50% for General Category, and about 40% for SC/ST/OBC, and 45% for PwDs). On clearing Chemistry paper and scoring the required marks in PCB, you can apply for NEET.Should prepare for reappearance for Chemistry exam and fulfill the entire criteria of eligibility for applying to NEET.

Usually not normal in most universities, direct admission into the second year of B.Sc programs (lateral entry) after the completion of first year in B.Sc CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology), as lateral entry are usually offered for professional courses such as B.Tech or B.Pharm. However, certain institutions can permit this, but after certain conditions are met.Key Points for Migration:Eligibility for Migration:The applicant must have completed the first year satisfactorily.Both the original and receiving institutions should recognize the same syllabus structure and grading system.Application Process :-Obtain a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your current college.Check for vacancy in the desired college in the same or similar course.Submit migration and transfer requests with academic transcripts.Colleges in Delhi-NCR:Here are institutions in Delhi-NCR where you can inquire about migration:Delhi University (DU):Migration subject to the availability of seats and departmental approval.Related colleges: Hansraj College, Hindu College, Miranda House.Amity University, Noida:Provides flexibility for migration in the second year for similar courses.Sharda University, Greater Noida:May consider transfer students to the second year of their B.Sc. programs.Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (MRIIRS), Faridabad: