College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

Hello

The MH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) for Cyber Security is a competitive exam, and the cutoff marks vary each year. However, here are some general guidelines on the MH CET scores for Cyber Security:

- _General Category_: 50-70 marks (out of 200) is considered a good score.

- _Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS)_: 40-60 marks is considered a good score.

Keep in mind that these are general estimates and may vary depending on the specific college or university you're applying to. Some top colleges may require higher scores, while others may have lower cutoffs.

To give you a better idea, here are some previous year's cutoffs for Cyber Security in some top colleges:

- _Sardar Patel Institute of Technology_: 65-75 marks

- _Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering_: 60-70 marks

- _Thadomal Shahani Engineering College_: 55-65 marks

Please note that these cutoffs are subject to change and may vary from year to year.

An 81.93 percentile in CET (Common Entrance Test) can give you a competitive edge, but admission to Computer Engineering or Information Technology programs depends on various factors, including:

1. Institution's Cutoff: Each college has its own cutoff scores, which can vary based on demand, the number of applicants, and the specific program. Some institutions might have higher cutoffs for Computer Engineering and Information Technology.

2. Reservation Quotas: If you fall under any reservation category, it might affect the cutoff and your chances of admission.

3. Availability of Seats: The number of available seats in the specific programs can also influence your chances.

Hello aspirant,
With an 81.93 percentile, you have a good chance of securing admission in Computer Engineering or Information Technology in reputable colleges in Maharashtra through the MHT CET.
Focus on colleges with a good reputation in Computer Engineering and Information Technology, but with slightly lower cut-offs compared to top-tier institutes. Participate in all rounds of counseling to increase your chances of getting a seat. If you don't get your desired college in the first few rounds, explore other options like private colleges or institutes offering these courses.

For more detailed information about colleges, you can go through the link attached below.

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

With a rank of 1580 in the IPU CET for B.Com (H), and considering you are a General category candidate from outside Delhi, you have a reasonable chance of getting admission into Maharaja Agrasen College or Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS).

You can visit the official website of both the colleges and then check the previous year cutoffs to know about the courses which you can get at this rank. Also, you can contact the admission officials and the students and know about the details of the college.

Hope this resolves all your query.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

Congratulations on getting 1189 rank in the bvp cet examination.

At this rank getting into any college in cse branch can be challenging but you can get easily get admission in the other branches like mechanical, civil, electrical, etc.

Also, you can check the previous year cutoffs and the opening and closing rank to know about the colleges which you can get at this rank and score.

Also, you can contact any officials and read the documents related to the admission criteria in the college.

Hope this resolves all your query.

Unfortunately, you are not eligible for a TFWS seat in Maharashtra if you haven't appeared for the MHT-CET.

Key Reasons:

* Mandatory Entrance Exam: MHT-CET is the primary entrance exam for admissions to various undergraduate courses in Maharashtra.

* Merit Determination: Your eligibility for a TFWS seat, even with Maharashtra domicile and Type A candidature, is primarily determined by your rank in the MHT-CET.

* Seat Allocation Process: The seat allocation process in Maharashtra is based on the merit list generated from the MHT-CET scores.

While you cannot avail a TFWS seat in Maharashtra through ATMA, you might explore the following options:

* Other State Quota: If you meet the eligibility criteria of another state, you can attempt their state-level entrance exam and apply for admission there.

* Management Quota: Some colleges offer admissions through management quotas. However, these seats usually come with a higher fee.

* Other Entrance Exams: Explore other national-level entrance exams like CAT, GMAT, etc., for management courses.

I hope this information helps.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

Getting admission in any college in the bsc in nautical science by imu cet examination, you generally requires a minimum percentage of 75 in your 10+2 examination.

Thus, having a percentage of 75 in the 10+2 exam may not work in favour of you.

You can contact the officials and the concerned college and know any other details and options to get the admission or add any other extra academic qualifications to be eligible to get the admission.

Also, you can explore the other options which are available to you and in which you are interested.

Hope this resolves your query.

D Y Patil International University, Akurdi, Pune offers BCA course 3 year full time programme in cloud and system administration and mobile application and web technology.FOR THE BCA COURSE admission is based on national level entrance test ATMA UG,MHTCET ETC.

You can apply directly on their website for the course the eligibility criteria criteria for bca course candidates must passed 10+2 with 45 percent marks.

Hello Aspirant

No, seeing your percentile, I don't think you will be able to get admission in a good college in Nashik. Unfortunately securing admission to a good college in Nashik with a 38 percentile in the MHT CET is quite challenging.

The competition for engineering seats is intense, and a higher percentile is generally required for admission to reputable institutes.

• Private Engineering Colleges: Some private engineering colleges might have lower cutoffs or management quotas. However, the fees for these colleges are typically higher.
• Other Engineering Branches: Consider exploring less popular engineering branches with lower cutoffs. This might increase your chances of securing a seat.
• Diploma in Engineering: You could explore diploma courses in engineering as an alternative. These courses have lower entry requirements and can be a stepping stone to a degree program

I would not suggest that you go for the third option because a diploma in Engineering is good for nothing.

You can also prepare and appear for the exam again in the next year

Hope these options help you

In MBA CET students are allotted the seat according to their preference in the form once they accepted the seat they cannot make further changes in the application form when they chose their first preference, they must compulsorily accept it and cannot sit for further CAP rounds.hope it helps.