College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

As per the marks mentioned by you in the question your rank in KCET 2022 is expected to be in the range of  3000-3500 .  But note that this is not your exact rank because it is not yet released and the rank predicted above is on the basis of previous year's data.

As the rank Vs marks keeps on changing depending upon various factors such as :

** Number of candidates appeared for examination.

** Top score for that particular year.

** Total number of seats available.

And some more factors, therefore your actual rank in KCET 2022 might vary with slight variations.

You can use KCET 2022 College Predictor toll to predict the colleges that you can get based upon your KCET 2022 rank. You can use KCET College predictor from the link given below :-

https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

As per the marks mentioned by you in the question your rank in KCET 2022 is expected to be in the range of  3000-3500 .  But note that this is not your exact rank because it is not yet released and the rank predicted above is on the basis of previous year's data.

As the rank Vs marks keeps on changing depending upon various factors such as :

** Number of candidates appeared for examination.

** Top score for that particular year.

** Total number of seats available.

And some more factors, therefore your actual rank in KCET 2022 might vary with slight variations.

You can use KCET 2022 College Predictor toll to predict the colleges that you can get based upon your KCET 2022 rank. You can use KCET College predictor from the link given below :-

https://www.careers360.com/kcet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi there.

D.Pharma is a two-year entry-level certificate program that focuses on the science and practice of creating and administering medications. The fundamentals of pharmacy education are taught to the students, including how chemistry is used in the pharmaceutical business as well as ideas from biochemistry, pharmacology, and toxicology.

D.Pharm candidates must have a 10+2 diploma in a relevant topic from an accredited board and a minimum cumulative GPA of 50% in order to be admitted.

JEE Pharmacy, GPAT, and other well-known entrance examinations are popular choices, but merit-based admission is also an option.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

A student must have completed the 12th grade with Physics, Mathematics, and one of the following: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Electronics, or Computer Science. They must also have taken English classes.

Second, the student must pass the qualifying examination for the 12th grade with at least a 45 percent overall average in three disciplines. For students who are SC/ST/OBC, the required minimum is 40%.

See https://www.careers360.com/exams/kcet#KCET-Eligibility-Criteria-2022 for further information.

I hope this helps.

Good Luck

Hey Vaibhav,

At your merit no. i.e., 2821 it is slightly tough to secure a branch at the MPSTME as the cutoff for CSE-IT ranges around 300-450 and as most people prefer these branches, they probably get filled up. Again the annual intake at MPSTME is 720 approx. as in 60 for all the 10 branches and 120 for CSE. So, admission at the Mumbai branch has a very little chance. However, you can try looking at admission at the Shirpur campus in the mop-up rounds, which is about 340 kms from the Mumbai campus. More details can be accessed here: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/mukesh-patel-school-of-technology-management-and-engineering-mumbai

If you are able to secure admission in any campus you get a form during counselling for upgrading your branch, if vacancy is available. Both the campuses are highly reputed and offer nearly 100 percent placements, so it is a great decision to join any of the MPSTMEs.

Hope that helps.

All the Best!

Dear aspirant

Admission in any BAMS college in India happens through only neet marks.

So if you want admission in that college first of all you need to qualify neet examination and score good marks.

After that you will get this college by attending maharastra state quota counseling for bams college.

In counseling you will be allotted college on basis of neet marks and neet ranks so if you have enough marks to get that college then you will be allotted same in any round of counseling.

So overall process is you need to attend neet exam and after result declaration go for maharastra state quota counseling for BAMS.

You can use neet college predictor tool for knowing chance of getting admission in MBBS BDS BAMS college at your expected marks, link is below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hope this information was helpful for you

All the best

Dear Aspirant,

Congratulations on your result! To be updated with the further procedure and it’s details you need to keep checking the institute’s website regularly. Only then will you be able to know the way forward. Make sure not to miss any important notifications. All the best!

Dear Aspirant,

You can try logging out of the portal and then logging in. Or refreshing the page. If you’re still facing problems, you can email or call the authorities as per the contact details given on the website from where you have registered. All the best!

Hi,

College fees do not depend on entrance tests like NEET, CET etc., It is based on category of the college that is either government or private. More than that, the college do charges for the facilities it provides like well furnished library, well educated teachers, a good staff etc.

It also depends on the infrastructure of the college and number of students usually takes admission out of all available seats.

If you want to save your money, I will suggest you to go for government college. But if you are not getting a top government college, and want placement then go for top private colleges instead. It depends on your plans, if your goal is to study further you can choose lower rank government colleges also.

Thank you!

Hello Aspirant,

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MH CET Law Preparation Tips 2022 - Subject Wise Preparation Tips

Legal Aptitude & Reasoning

It is one of the most significant passages in the MH CET law for the 3-year and 5-year LLB programmes in 2022. This phase requires a significant amount of time from candidates. Common law, prepositions, fact-based questions, and Indian government will all be covered in the legal aptitude test. Candidates should jot down quick notes on legal terms, concepts, and current events as they study for this subject. There will be a few moderately challenging questions in the MH CET legal 3-year LLB that demand students to exhibit knowledge equivalent to graduation level.

English Language and Comprehension

Reading English news articles and consulting a grammar book appropriate for Class 12 will help you improve your language skills. Candidates should concentrate on expanding their vocabulary and learning more legal jargon, idioms, and phrases as they get ready for this portion.

Maths Preparation

Only the 5-year LLB in law offered by MH CET contains this section, which is worth 10 marks. The mathematics portion of the MH CET will be Class 10 level in difficulty. Candidates can therefore earn the most points from this section by practising questions on a couple of the provided themes. Algebra, profit and loss, time and work, average, speed and distance, etc. are important topics for this area. Like the logical section, a candidate's practise will determine how well they perform on the math section.

General Knowledge with Current Affairs

The general knowledge should be prepared using either NCERTs or a conventional general knowledge book like Lucent GK since it deals with static topics like history, economy, environment, polity, and geography. The best way to get ready for the current events segment, which will be active, is to read daily newspapers and periodicals on current affairs.

Logical and Analytical Reasoning

A lot of practise would be necessary to master this section. Candidates should constantly practise the logical and analytical reasoning-based exam questions. These contain crossword puzzle questions, queries about kinship and age relationships, and other things like van diagrams. During their preparation, candidates should also complete a significant number of practise exams.

For more tips and information refer to the link below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-mh-cet-law/amp