MHTCET dates for 2020 not yet announced. Majorky its conducted in May secobd week for engineering streams in offline mode. 

For La w and MBA streams dates still not finalised.

All details for MHTCET 2019 shared below for reference  

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

Yes MHTCET as of now is confirmed and dates for exam and application form shared below. 

Registration shall begin from 3rd week January 2019 and exam mostly in second or third week May 2019.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-2019

Fees shall vary for all colleges however atleast 30,000 per year shall be minimum for all colleges across MHCET Law.

Fee structure for all colleges below. 

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india-accepting-mh-cet-law

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. Achieving the 180+ mark with MHCET is a really  tough job, but not impossible. You need to be fully committed, honest and consistent. First, take out the test syllabus. Once you get the curriculum, you will find the right book. Study NCERT,

For ranks within 10000 we recommend scores abive 130.

For ranks within 17000, we recommend scores above 118.

However this will vary every year depending on student performance and exam difficulty level and totalseats available. 

Hello, 

Do you have any particular institute in mind? If not I am sharing below the cutoff details so that you can access your chances of getting admission.

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MHT CET Cutoff

Regards.

Hello Applicant,

The MHT CET round 1 cutoff rank for IT last year has been 282 and for round 4 has been 523.

Though for further details you can go through the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/coep-cutoff

Hope this helps. You can contact for any further guidelines.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well. The cutoff for DY Patil College of Engineering (Akurdi) is 85-90 for Computer Science, and 80 for other core branches like mechanical, electronics and telecommunications,etc.

For other branches like chemical, civil, etc, the cutoff is between 75–85.

For more info, please visit: