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What is open, what is closing and what has just been declared — taken from the authority that actually runs each process, soonest first. Every entry links its official source; open that before you act on it. Windows disappear on their own once they shut.
NMAT 2026
Registration Aug 20 to Oct 10 — booking your slot is separate and stays open till Oct 22 — exam window Nov 2 to Dec 20
XAT 2027
Registration open till Dec 6 — exam Sun Jan 3, 2027, 2–5 PM
GMAT
No fixed exam date — you book your own appointment, year-round, at a centre or online; most centres open slots about 6 months ahead
GRE
General Test runs year-round at centres and at home — but Subject Tests only in fixed windows, next Sep 14–27
TOEFL 2026
Year-round — register and book your test date
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Choose a course to understand its exam, counselling route, cost and reporting steps.
Compare B.Tech routes, score requirements, fees and reporting steps across Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi NCR.
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Compare MBA and PGDM options using your test profile, fee budget, preferred specialisation and location.
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Understand NEET UG counselling routes for government, private and deemed universities in Maharashtra and other states.
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Discuss NEET PG routes, clinical and non-clinical preferences, and the published requirements for management or NRI categories.
View Details →Future Career Guidance is a Pune admissions counselling desk for MBBS, B.Tech, MBA/PGDM and MD/MS. We start from the student's score or rank, category, domicile, preferred course and family budget, then map the entrance route and counselling authority that actually allot the seat. Next we build a realistic shortlist, a choice-filling order and a document checklist so reporting deadlines do not forfeit an allotment. Fees, hostel charges, placements and loan or EMI scenarios support that admission decision; they do not replace route rules. College pages on this site cite year-stamped official sources such as institute fee circulars and State CET Cell or MCC notices. Where a current official figure is missing, the page says so instead of borrowing aggregator numbers. Enquire by form, phone or WhatsApp for shortlisting, choice filling or a document check — services we actually deliver.
We start with the student's actual score, category, domicile, preferred route and family budget. That keeps the conversation tied to eligibility and affordability.
The student's score, rank, category, domicile, preferred course and family budget shape the plan. Each recommendation should be traceable to current admission rules and clearly labelled source evidence — the same standard used on pages such as PICT Pune, COEP Pune, AIIMS Delhi and Vidyalankar Mumbai.
We separate central, state, institute-level and management routes, then check the exam, category, domicile and document rules that apply to the candidate — including MBA intakes such as BITSoM Mumbai where the application year differs from the exam year.
College options are organised into realistic, reach and backup choices. Preference order is discussed against course fit, route availability, deadlines and reporting risk. Start from the engineering or medical admissions overviews, or the stream cards above.
Published tuition, institute and hostel charges are shown with the relevant cycle. The optional fee and EMI calculator remains a supporting check for families comparing affordability — not a substitute for the institute demand letter.
We highlight the documents and reporting steps that can block a seat. Unknown or stale values stay visible as research gaps until a current official source is available, per our editorial and sourcing policy.
Open the fee and EMI calculator or browse the sourced college guides below.
Every college guide on this site, searchable by name, city or state. Each one is written from the institution's own documents, with the year and source beside every figure.
Showing 12 of 73 college guides — search or filter to find any of them
79 sourced college pages across engineering, medical and management admissions — grouped by city, quota route and institution family, the way a shortlist actually gets built.
High MHT-CET cutoffs, SPPU affiliated
Mumbai University, minority quotas
Five differently branded institutes — confirm the exact campus
Independent exams, premium infrastructure
KCET and COMEDK routes, Karnataka
JAC Delhi, UPTAC and direct-admission routes
Own entrance tests, pan-India intake
FRA-regulated fees, scholarships
MCC deemed-university counselling, NEET-UG ranks
All India Quota, no domicile requirement
NEET-PG, specialty-wise fees
CAT/XAT cutoffs, profile-based calls
GMAT scores, cost in ₹ for Indian applicants
One-year programmes, GMAT scores
Shorter visa runway, growing recruiter base
These cards open real pages on this domain — fees, cutoffs and rules from official sources, not placeholder news headlines.
Official-source PICT guide covering CAP routes, 2026-27 fees, multi-year cutoffs, hostel and reporting checks.
Open guide →BITSoM Class of 2028 fee page figures, programme context and comparison framing for Indian MBA applicants.
Open guide →AIIMS Delhi MBBS admission guidance: NEET-UG eligibility, MCC counselling, the official near-nominal fee structure, reservation, seats and internal rules.
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How we verify official sources, label admission-cycle data, handle missing figures and record corrections.
Open guide →Future Career Guidance is an admissions counselling practice in Pune — MBBS and MD/MS, B.Tech, MBA/PGDM, and global MBA programmes costed in rupees.
We work from the student's score, category, domicile and budget: shortlisting, CAP and MCC choice filling, document checks before reporting, and fee figures taken from the institution or counselling authority's own circulars. The final admission decision always rests with that authority.
These are the people named on the site for counselling, operations and content review. Full about page.
Krishna leads the counselling desk and writes guidance from the authority's own notifications across medical, engineering and management routes.
Hrithik reviews pages for factual accuracy against available primary documents before initial publication and records corrections when published information changes.
Ask for a route-aware shortlist, a choice-filling discussion or a document check. The form below sends your enquiry to our counselling inbox. If you would rather message us, the WhatsApp button does that directly.
Have questions about admissions, eligibility or college options? Share the context you are comfortable sending and our counselling desk can continue the conversation.
contact@futurecareerguidance.com
Office number 209, Metro House, opposite Hotel Conrad, Sangamvadi, Pune, Maharashtra 411001
Calls answered 9:00 AM–10:30 PM IST, all seven days. Office visits: Monday–Saturday, 10:00 AM–7:30 PM IST
Yes. A profile evaluation and a callback cost nothing: you share your score, category, home state and budget, and we tell you what those actually put in reach. Anything chargeable is discussed before it starts, never after. If a shortlist is all you needed, that is a complete answer and you owe us nothing for it.
No, and neither can anyone else. Seats are allotted by the authority that runs the process -- the State CET Cell for Maharashtra CAP, MCC for All India Quota and deemed universities, KEA or COMEDK in Karnataka, JAC Delhi for the Delhi institutions -- each under a published procedure. What we can change is how well your preference list is built and whether your documents survive verification. An offer to arrange a seat for a payment outside that process is not a shortcut; the admission will not survive scrutiny.
MBBS and MD/MS, B.Tech, and MBA/PGDM, with the most depth in Maharashtra -- MHT-CET CAP, the institute-level route and the fee structures behind both. We also cover Karnataka (KCET and COMEDK), Delhi NCR and the national private universities, plus global MBA programmes costed in rupees. Start from the engineering, medical or management overview.
From the institution or the counselling authority's own document -- a dated fee circular, a CAP cut-off list, an official brochure -- and every figure is published with the academic year and the document it came from. Aggregator sites are not used as a source. Where we have not verified a current figure, the page says so instead of carrying an older number without a date. The full method is in our editorial and sourcing policy.
Yes, factually. These are sanctioned seats with published fees, not a backdoor, and the price is printed by the college itself -- sometimes far above the CAP fee, sometimes identical to it. We show you both notices side by side so the decision is made on the real number. Worked examples: institute-level vs CAP fees. Some institutions have no such quota at all, and we will say so rather than let you chase one.
Three things. We build a shortlist from your real score rather than a wish list; we order your preference form so a better option cannot be locked out by a worse one placed above it; and we check your documents against the authority's own list before reporting, because that is where seats are most often lost. Fees, hostel charges and loan maths support that decision -- the fee and EMI calculator is there for the affordability half.
Before choice filling, not after allotment. Once a round has allotted, the options left are narrow and mostly involve giving something up. The useful window opens the day your result is out and closes when the option form locks. Live windows we are tracking are on the admission updates page, each naming the authority that runs it.
Not outside the official process. Every legitimate payment goes to the counselling authority or into the institution's own account against a receipt, at a stage the published schedule names. A booking amount collected by an intermediary to hold a seat buys nothing enforceable. Several institutions print this warning themselves -- VIT Pune tells parents in writing to avoid intermediaries and agent networks.