College of Engineering, Trivandrum B.E /B.Tech Courses & Fees 2026

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With a CET percentile of around 41 in Maharashtra, getting top government or highly ranked colleges is difficult, but you can still get admission in some private engineering colleges, especially in later counselling rounds or through institute level quota. Colleges in tier two or tier three cities may offer seats in branches like civil, mechanical, electrical, electronics, or sometimes computer related branches depending on seat availability. Your chances improve if you are flexible with branch and location. You should participate in all CAP rounds and also check institute level admissions directly with colleges, as many seats are filled there after regular counselling.
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Since you completed Class 10 from Karnataka and Class 12 from Maharashtra, you can apply for both Karnataka CET and Maharashtra CET, but eligibility depends on the specific rules of each exam. Generally, Maharashtra CET gives preference to students who have passed Class 12 from Maharashtra, while Karnataka CET focuses more on domicile and study criteria. You should carefully check the official eligibility conditions of both CETs before applying, but yes, applying to both is possible if you meet their requirements.

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