Hello aspirant, congratulations for your good marks. If you are candidate who belongs to maharashtra then surely you will get a seat in COEP in ECE branch but if not things may get tough.

May this help you!

Hello Aspirant.

See the marks u have scored in the MH CET exam will provide u a rank of about 11k to give u chance to grab a seat in the college to pursue ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under the btech courses. It can't be

Hello applicant!

Your MHT-CET score and HSC score are good.

On the basis of this, you can easily get admission .in any government college in an agriculture course if, your marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology is more than 50% of the total marks.

All the best!

Hello Gunavant,

Congratulations for securing such a good percentile in MHT CET.

VJTI Mumbai is one of the best engineering colleges in Maharashtra and CSE and IT are the most demanding branches. With your percentile you may get some other branches like electronics,mechanical or civil but not CSE and IT.

No mit Pune is no longer a part of cap round of mhtcet. As it is an university now they are taking admission of students by themselves. For taking admission you need to directly login to their portal. It is a part of MIT world peace university 

Hi there MHCET counseling 2019 will conduct in online mode. To participate in counseling candidates will  have to register by filling application form which will be available on first week of June 2019.  After registration candidates will have to fill their requisite personal, examination details, pay the couselling fees and

Hello,

I would like to tell you that this year the exam was conducted and the level of the question paper was easy to medium on each and every day.

Last year the question paper was very easy and many questions were just formula based.

This year paper was somewhat

No, that's completely fake. Think practically, why'd they give you a question paper in which 127 questions are wrong? There was just one question wrong in the mht-cet 2019 paper in the chemistry section, based on the first law of thermodynamics where all the options were wrong.