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Dear student,

With a 91.68 percentile in MHT CET PCB and SC category, getting admission into ICT Mumbai for B.Pharm is difficult. The SC category cut-off at ICT usually stays around 95 to 97 percentile, so your score is slightly below the typical requirement. However, there’s still a small chance in later CAP rounds if cut-offs drop. Meanwhile, keep ICT as your preference but also apply to other good pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra where SC cut-offs are lower, like Poona College of Pharmacy or AISSMS. Keep checking the CAP updates and be ready with backup options.

Hello Aspirant,

You have a higher chance of getting a seat in B. Pharmacy at ICT Mumbai with a 97 percentile in MHT CET and being an Open category student, especially in the later CAP rounds. Admission will be entirely dependent on the cutoffs which slightly change every year due to different applicant performance and availability of seats each year. Keep checking the official CAP round cutoffs for ICT Mumbai for the most reliable updates.

Hello Aditi,

With a MHT CET score in the 94.83 percentile, you have a good chance of getting admission to ICT Mumbai (especially, branches which have slightly lower closing ranks, for instance Food Engineering or Dyestuff Technology. However, the cutoffs tend to go upwards and above 98 percentile for general students for branches like Chemical Engineering. Of course, your chances also depend on the category or subcategory you belong to, your home university, and the type of seat you are seeking (GOPENS, GOSCI...).