Yes, you can opt for betterment in the subsequent rounds of the MCA MHT CET CAP (Centralized Admission Process) even if you have been allotted a TFWS (Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme) seat in the first round. Here’s how it works:

1. Opting for Betterment :

   • Procedure : If you are allotted

If you received a seat allotment through the DEF-OPEN category in CAP Round 1 of MHT CET and your caste is SEBC (Socially and Economically Backward Class), here’s what you should do regarding fees and changing college preferences:

1. Fee Payment :

   • Category-Based Fee : Since you were allotted a seat

Hello aspirant,
Yes, you can definitely appear for the MHT CET exam in 2025, irrespective of your home state.

The MHT CET is open to students from all over India. Your parents' origin or your father's ex-serviceman status doesn't impact your eligibility.
Some key factors of your eligibility are :

With an OBC rank of 25,569 in MHT CET 2024, you have a range of options for engineering colleges in Pune. Here are some possibilities:

1. Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT), Pune*- This is a well-regarded college, and for branches like Computer Engineering, the cutoff for OBC candidates typically hovers

Unfortunately, with a 6 percentile in MHT CET, you are highly unlikely to get admission to any engineering college through the CAP round. The cutoff percentiles for engineering colleges in Maharashtra are generally much higher, often in the 50s or even 80s for popular branches in top colleges.
You can

Predicting exact colleges without knowing your specific rank is difficult. Cutoffs vary based on factors like total applicants, difficulty of the exam, and previous year trends.

That said, with a 57% in MHT CET and belonging to the SC category, your chances of securing a seat in a good government

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Hello there,

No, you cannot take admission on the basis of your MH CET score. For the MBBS course, you will have to clear NEET. That's the main criteria if you want to take admission in MBBS. For B.Sc and diploma courses, one have to secure above 50% in class

Hello there,

Congratulations on getting such a good score.

Yes, you can surly get a good government college with this percentile in General Category. For more query, do not hesitate to ask on Careers360 platform.

All the Best.

Hello aspirant,

It is crucial that you choose study materials that are appropriate for the test pattern and syllabus if you are getting ready for the MH CET Law 2025. This is because, no matter how hard you work, using subpar literature will always lead to a dismal outcome. However,