With a 68 percentile in MHT-CET and being from the OBC category, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission for B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AIDS) in some of the engineering colleges in Pune. Check specific college cutoffs and apply to multiple institutions to increase your chances.

The MHT CET open category does not have a minimum score criterion for admission to government colleges.

Percentile scores are used by MHT CET for admissions. This indicates that getting into a government college requires achieving a high percentile in comparison to other open category applicants.

The MHT CET cutoff for B.Pharm in 2023 varied across colleges. Generally, top institutions had cutoffs ranging between the 90th to 95th percentile, while other reputable colleges had cutoffs from the 80th to 90th percentile. For exact cutoffs, refer to individual college websites or the centralized admission process (CAP) portal.

Hello,

It is difficult to get admission in B.Tech as an open category candidate. In CAP round, almost all the seats get filled. So, it is very difficult to get admission in B.Tech.

The competition for B.Pharm seats, especially in government colleges, is intense. While reservations provide an advantage, a high percentile is generally required for top-ranked colleges.

However, there's still hope. Consider these options:

• Private colleges: These colleges might have lower cutoffs and offer B.Pharm programs.
• Counselling process: Participate in the centralized counselling process to understand your actual chances based on available seats and cutoffs.
• Other entrance exams: Explore other pharmacy entrance exams if eligible, to increase your chances of admission.

Remember, competition varies each year. Stay updated on cutoffs and admission procedures.

With a percentile of 89.45, you have a very good chance of securing a seat in top engineering colleges in Maharashtra.

Counselling Fees:

• General Category: Rs. 800
• Reserved Category: Rs. 600

Colleges Available:

Your chances of getting into top-ranked government colleges like IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, etc. are slim through MHCET as these primarily consider JEE Advanced scores. However, you have excellent chances for:

• Government Engineering Colleges: Colleges like VJTI, COEP, SPCE, PICT, etc. are highly likely options.
• Private Engineering Colleges: Numerous private colleges in Maharashtra offer engineering programs. Some of the renowned ones include VIT Pune, Symbiosis Institute of Technology, DYPCOE, etc.

Note: The exact list of colleges you can apply to will depend on factors like your preferred branch, category, and seat availability.

Important:

• The counselling process for MHCET is currently underway.
• Visit the official website of the Maharashtra CET Cell (cetcell.mahacet.org) for the most accurate and up-to-date information on counselling fees, available colleges, and the entire counselling process.

I recommend starting the counselling process as soon as possible to secure a preferred college and branch.

With a 48 percentile in MHT CET and being from a reserved category, your chances of getting admission into a government B.Pharm college in Maharashtra depend on the specific cutoffs for each institution and the category-wise reservation.

Factors to Consider:

1. Category Reservation : Reserved category candidates often have lower cutoffs compared to general category candidates. This can increase your chances of getting a seat.

2. College Cutoffs : Government B.Pharm colleges may have varying cutoffs based on previous years' data. With a 48 percentile, you may have a chance, especially in colleges with lower cutoffs.

3. Counseling Process : Participate actively in the MHT CET counseling process, and keep an eye on the cutoff trends for government B.Pharm colleges.

Recommendations:

1. Check Previous Cutoffs : Review the previous years’ cutoff trends for government B.Pharm colleges to assess your chances.
2. Explore Other Options : If you do not get a seat in government colleges, consider private institutions where reserved category cutoffs might be lower.

By staying informed about the cutoff trends and actively participating in the counseling process, you can enhance your chances of securing admission to a government B.Pharm college.

hope this helps you!!

The counselling for B.Pharm based on MHCET 2024 has already started. The process is currently underway.

Predicting exact colleges based solely on percentile can be challenging due to several factors like:

• Number of applicants: The number of candidates applying for B.Pharm and their respective scores can influence cutoffs.
• Seat availability: The number of seats available in different colleges and categories also plays a role.
• Reservation criteria: Reservations for different categories can affect the overall cutoff.

However, based on past trends, a percentile of 89.45 puts you in a strong position to secure a seat in a good pharmacy college in Maharashtra. You have a high chance of getting into top-ranked government and private pharmacy colleges.

Hello Sneha,

With a 93.6 percentile in MHT CET, you have a strong chance of securing a seat in a good engineering college in Maharashtra. Whether you get a "free seat" (i.e., a government-funded seat with minimal fees) depends on the specific cut-offs for the colleges and branches you're aiming for, as well as your category (general, SC, ST, OBC, etc.).

You can get many colleges at your score. If you want to get a list of all possible colleges in which you can get admission at your rank then,

I would recommend you to use MHT-CET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

Here is the link to the tool:

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

DEFRSCS stands for "Children of Defence Services Personnel Retired and transferred to reserve category," a special category in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET). It applies to candidates whose parent(s) served in the Defence Services, retired, and were subsequently transferred to the reserve category. These candidates are eligible for certain relaxations or preferences in admission criteria as per MHT CET guidelines.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you