Your score in MHT CET PCM is 88 percentile, and as such, you may not be able to secure Computer Science in the best government colleges in Pune as they would be expected to take at least a 90 percentile.

But still better private colleges in Pune will have your

Hello aspirant,

The majority of top government-funded B.Tech institutions that offer computer science courses are IITs and NITs.  IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, and IIT Bombay are the three most prestigious IITs.  NIT Trichy, NIT Karnataka, and NIT Rourkela are the three most prestigious NITs.  For B.Tech Computer Science programs at

Hello aspirant,

The majority of top government-funded B.Tech institutions that offer computer science courses are IITs and NITs.  IIT Madras, IIT Delhi, and IIT Bombay are the three most prestigious IITs.  NIT Trichy, NIT Karnataka, and NIT Rourkela are the three most prestigious NITs.  For B.Tech Computer Science programs at

With 90% in your diploma in Computer Science, you have strong potential for lateral entry (direct into the 2nd year) of B.Tech in Computer Engineering from polytechnic at many top colleges in Mumbai.

To be eligible for lateral entry you usually need at least 50% in diploma (45% for reserved

With 90% in Computer Science Engineering (Diploma), you are well qualified to get admission into B.Tech Computer Engineering through lateral entry (Direct Second Year Engineering) in good colleges in Mumbai.

Here are some well-known colleges in Mumbai where you can apply:

1. Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI) – One of the

Hello,

Based on your scores — 92 percentile in MHT CET (PCM) and 83.33 percentile in JEE Main — you can get some good colleges in Maharashtra for BTech in Computer Science Engineering . Here are some options you can consider:

Through MHT CET (92 percentile):

You have a better

Hello!

With 86% in MHT CET PCM, you stand a strong chance to get into several good engineering colleges in Maharashtra for Computer Science (CS) and related courses like IT, AI & DS, Cybersecurity, etc. Some top options could be COEP Technological University, VJTI Mumbai, Sardar Patel Institute of Technology,

Hey! So for the first year of BSc Computer Science, the fees really depend on what kind of college you’re applying to. If it’s a government college, the fees are usually pretty low—somewhere around ten thousand to maybe fifty thousand per year. It’s super affordable and a great option if

Hello Maruthi,

Yes, you have a decent possibility of securing a seat in Computer Science Engineering with a KCET rank of 77,100 under the ST category in some government or private colleges in Karnataka - especially the rural and newer institutions. This is under the assumption that you would likely

The mark of 189 in NEET is a score that one could hardly have qualified to have a seat in any government medical college in Bengaluru Karnataka. The Bangalore Medical college and research institute is one of the top government colleges and its cut offs have traditionally been far higher,