Maharashtra AAC Common Entrance Test
Hello Dear Student, Yes, you can get admission into engineering colleges and allied branches with a 65 percentile in MHT CET under the SEBC category, though top-tier government institutions and computer science branches will be out of reach. Your 68% in class 12 meets the basic 45% eligibility requirement for
Hello Dear Student, With 68.58%ile in the SC category and Mumbai University home university status, you have a solid chance of securing Computer Science (CS), Information Technology (IT), or specialized branches in several reputed private and semi-government engineering colleges during the MHT CET CAP rounds. You can check, find and
Hello Dear Student, No, you cannot use a non-qualified NEET score for traditional medical/paramedical quota seats requiring NEET, but MHT-CET or Class 12 PCB marks serve as alternative pathways depending on the specific institutional rules governed by the State CET Cell Maharashtra. You can check, find and access more information
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With 162 marks in NEET , OBC category rank around 5,47,770 , MHT CET PCB 42 percentile , and 57% in Class 12 , your chances of getting an MBBS or BDS seat are very low .
For Nashik , you have a good chance of getting
Hello Dear Student, With an 81 percentile in MHT CET and 71 percentile in JEE Main as a Female VJNT candidate, securing Computer Engineering, CSE, or IT in top-tier colleges (like VJTI or COEP) is difficult through CAP rounds. However, your category benefits and All India Rank provide strong prospects
Hello Dear Student, With a 90 percentile in the MHT CET (PCB), you have strong chances to secure a BPT seat at top institutions in Maharashtra. Admissions are managed through the state's Centralized Admission Process (CAP). You can check, find and access more information here:
Hello Dear Student, Yes, the Maharashtra HSC Board allows you to appear for Mathematics as an isolated/additional subject. By passing this exam and qualifying in MHT-CET (PCM), you will become eligible for engineering admissions. Hope it helps!
Hello, with 79.70 percentile in MHT CET and OBC category (Male), you may have a chance of getting CSE in some engineering colleges in Pune. The final allotment will depend on the cut-off, counselling round, and seat availability.
You can check the list of CSE colleges in Pune here: Top
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The cut-off for B.Tech in Food Technology through MHT CET depends on the type of college. For institutes such as ICT Mumbai , the cut-off generally ranges between 99.50 to 99.68 percentile for General/Open Category Students.
For mid-tier universities such as VNMKV , the cut-off is between 80
Hello, with 99.18 percentile in MHT CET (PCB) and a PCM score of 85, you may have a chance of getting B.Tech Food Engineering and Technology at ICT Mumbai. The final admission will depend on the cut-off, counselling round, and seat availability. MHT CET (PCB) candidates are eligible for Food
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