ICT Mumbai All Questions

Hello,

If you are a Maharashtra state candidate then you need to give MHTCET for sure and you will be admitted on the basis of rank obtained in the examination and also if you clear the cut off for ICT Mumbai.

But if you are from other state you can give jee mains/MHTCET but jee mains will be preferred rather than MHTCET.

So, it is very important to score high in any of the two examination because the ICT Mumbai is one of the topmost college through MHTCET. You need to keep atleast 99 percentile in MHTCET and in jee mains 97-98 atleast .

Hello Abhiroop

The cutoff changes year to year but to secure a seat in DAIICT in ICT branch the safe rank will be around 10-12k AIR (it may vary).

While the cutoff for ICT with minor in computational science will be around 8-9k.

You can have more information about the college in the provided link :-

https://www.careers360.com/university/dhirubhai-ambani-institute-of-information-and-communication-technology-gandhinagar

Hope this helps

Best wishes to you :)

Hello,

Institute of chemical technology is one of the top colleges through jee mains and MHTCET . To get in this college you need to get atleast 98-99 percentile as per the general category and gender neutral.

The state merit list prepared by the authorities decides the state rank of the candidates and accordingly they will be admitted to the institutes provided they clear the cut offs .

Generally for ICT Mumbai the cut off generally stays under 3-4k for the lowest branch. However various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination,choices filled by the candidates, number of vacant seats in college previous years cut offs.

Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai is a Government Deemed to be university. The institute have been provided NAAC A++ accreditation for its excellence in academic, infrastructure & research. The institute is UGC approved.

The university offers 4 years B.Pharma program and the admission to this course is provided on the basis of MHT CET score. The total fees for the course is around Rs. 3.5 lacs and there are 30 seats in total for the course.

For more information regarding ICT consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hey there!

Well it is not possible to tell whether you will definitely get a seat in Institute of Chemical Technology or not, as the admission is based on closing rank which is decided by institute only, however the closing is been decided by considered some factors like:

1- Difficulty level of examination

2- No. of students appeared for exam

3- No. of seat available at institutes

4- Category of an individual and many more

Hence it is not possible to say whether you will get admission or not.

But we can get a rough idea of closing rank by analyzing previous year trends.

With the marks that you mentioned and according to previous year data your rank would be anywhere in between 67927 to 76360 as per our JEE rank predictor

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

The maximum closing rank for various courses at ICT, Mumbai is around 35000 to 60000, also you can check the closing rank for a particular branch, click here

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai/cut-off

Hence considering you are from OPEN category, you have some chances for getting an admission at ICT, Mumbai

I hope this info will be helpful!

Hello,

As you mentioned that you are wanting to take admission in food technology in ICT Mumbai so let me tell you that you need to secure atleast 96-97 percentile in jee mains to get into ICT Mumbai.

But these cut offs varies according to the jee mains applicants and also number of applicants who are applying for ICT Mumbai. It's safer to keep your percentile atleast close to 97 percentile. Other factors which decides the cut offs includes choices filled by the candidates, previous years cut offs and difficulty level of the examination.

Hello Juilee

The institute of chemical Technology offers B.pharam course but you have to pass an exam called MHT-CET to get in there.

The B.pharma course is 4 yr. Course and admission date has been opened from 15th may 2022 for admission in 2022 to 2023.

And same is for Bombay college of pharmacy, you have to give the MHT-CET exam to get into this course in Maharastra.

Bombay college of pharmacy has 100 seats reserved for b.Pharma where as institute of chemical technology have only 30 seats for the same.

All the best.

ICT Mumbai provides various government scholarships to their students. The institute provides general scholarships such as M.S. Patel Trust Merit-cum-means Scholarship of Rs. 5000/- each, Sohrab Ministry Merit-cum-means scholarship of Rs. 5000/- each, S.L. Venkiteswaran Merit-cum-means scholarship of Rs. 4500/- each. The institution has also provided the mixed scholarship for department of oils, food and polymers such as Fine organic industries merit-cum-means scholarship for 7500/- each, Kamali oils merit-cum-means scholarship for 25000/- each. Moreover, this college provides a good scholarship value to their students for conducting their studies.

Institute of Chemical Technology is a Government Deemed to be University which is NAAC A++ accredited and UGC approved. ICT provides admission to the course of B.Pharma on the basis of MHT CET . The duration of the course is 4 years and there are 30 seats corresponding to the course. The total fees for the course is around Rs. 3.5 lacs for the entire 4 years course.

As you can see the, institute comes in the top notch institutes in India. The college have amazing academic records and infrastructure. The placement rate is quite high compared to other colleges in Maharastra for Pharmacy (above 83%). So overall its a great choice for you, if you get a chance just go for it.

For more information regarding ICT MUMBAI consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!