Hello,


Yes, you can do aeronautical engineering through CET.But for the government colleges you have to give the JEE Mains Examination and get a good rank.
For various Private Universities,that offer the course have different admission criteria which varies depending on the institution.

I hope this helps.

Hello Pavan Kumar,
As you have secured 1500 rank in the aplawcet it is good .
According to the analysis you have chances to get in the SVU and KU universities as per last year cut off in AU it is some difficult to get in .
And in top private institutions also you have chances
All the best

Hello suji macha,
As you secure 1300 rank in aplawcet examination it is good and you are not eligible for fee reimbursement .
The average fee structure of a llb course in private universities will be around 50000 to 2 lakhs in private institutions and in government institutions it will. Be around 20k to 50k
All the best

Hello suji macha,
As you secure 1300 rank in aplawcet examination it is good and you are not eligible for fee reimbursement .
The average fee structure of a llb course in private universities will be around 50000 to 2 lakhs in private institutions and in government institutions it will. Be around 20k to 50k
All the best

Hello,


Yes, you can do BASLP courses through mhcet.
Eligibility for Bachelor in Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology.
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to fulfil the following minimum eligibility criteria.

Senior Secondary (10+2) qualification, in the Science stream, completed from a recognized educational Board.

A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level.

Physics, Chemistry, Math/ Biology as the main subjects of study at the 10+2 level.

Candidates awaiting their 10+2 examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.

I hope this helps

Hello there!

Greetings!

LAWCET 2019 Counselling (document verification & web options) will be started from 2nd week of October 2019. AP LAWCET 2019 Seat Allotment will be released on 3rd week of October 2019 through login.

Hi Gaurav,

The CET or the Common Entrance Test is conducted by Maharashtra state and is often called as MAH-CET. It is a PG level of examination and the Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra state is responsible of conducting it. Candidates can either go for MMS or MBA courses through this exam. The important dates related to this exam are listed below,

The highlights of MAH CET exam and various other details are as follows,

Application form process

1. Candidates should fill the application form by adding the respective personal information
2. Both online and offline payment mode are acceptable and the details of fees are listed below,

Category	Application Fee (in INR)
Open Category Candidates from Maharashtra/ Outside Maharashtra State (OMS)/J&K Migrant candidates	1000
SC/ST/VJ/DT- NT(A)/NT(B)/NT(C)/NT(D)/OBC/SBC/PWD candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only.	800
NOTE: Bank Charges will be applied separately and the application fee is  non – refundable

Documents needed

The following documents are required to be attached  in .jpg/.jpeg format only for completing the procedure,

• Scanned image of passport size photo against white background – Size between 20kb – 50 kb (in 200 x 230 pixels). Religious head wear is allowed provided that it does not cover the candidate’s entire face
• Clear scanned signature against white background – dimensions 140 x 60 pixels – size between 10kb – 20kb

Eligibility criteria

• The candidate nationalism should be Indian
• Candidates should have their Bachelor’s degree completed with minimum duration of 3 years in any discipline and must be recognised by an Indian university
• They should have at least gained 50% of marks as an aggregate and 45% for backword class categories belonging to Maharashtra State
• The ideal age of the applicant should be in between 21 to 25 years

MBA CET 2020 Exam Pattern

Exam Mode	Online Mode – Computer Based Test (CBT)
Total Papers	Paper 1: Mathematics Paper 2: Physics/Chemistry Paper 3: Zoology and Botany
Exam Duration	90 minutes
Type of Question	Multiple Choice Questions
Total Questions	Paper 1: 50 Questions Paper 2 and 3: 100 Questions
Marking	NO Negative Marking
Exam Medium	Paper 1: English Paper 2 and 3: English, Marathi, Urdu
Marks	Paper 1: +2 marks for each correct answer. Paper 2 and 3: +1 mark for each correct answer

The breakup of sections is as shown below,

MAH CET Results

The results of CET is usually announced in the last week of March, and it will be the same this year as well.

MAH CET Counselling

The MAH CET Centralised Admission Process or CAP 2020 counselling process will be conducted over a 2 month window. A total of 400 institutions will be participating in this counselling.

The applicants will need to go through the following steps,

1. Online registration,
2. Completing the application form,
3. Verifying documents,
4. Application confirmation,
5. Release of provisional merit list,
6. Release of final merit list and confirmation of admission,
7. Payment of Counselling fees.

The counselling fees is as shown below,

Category	Fees (in INR)
CAP Registration fees for Reserved Maharashtra State category students	800
CAP Registration fees for Outside Maharashtra State category students	1000
Seat acceptance fees for General, VJ/DT, NT and SBC/OBC Category candidates	5000
Seat acceptance fees for SC/ST Category candidates	1000

All the very best!!

You might have percentile around 85 but If I speak honestly, then don't excite seeing the figure 85 because there are number of colleges which had a cutoff above 98 and 99 this year. At this percentile, obviously you cannot get the government colleges, even best of streams like CS IT in best private colleges is also difficult unless and until you don't belong to a particular stream.

Thankyou.

See, mention the state you are talking about.. Till then, I'll tell you about my state - MHT-CET entrance exam. Government colleges like VJTI had cutoff around 177 marks for CS courses and around 171 for IT branch. If you talk about best private colleges, then CS and IT there had cutoff around 150 marks. Other fields like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, etc in VJTI, SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING had cutoff around 150-160 marks.

So to get the best branch in best college, you need to get 175+ to be one the safest of sides. I had 157 last year and I got CS branch not in any government colleges of my state, but atleast in one of the best private colleges.

Feel free to ask any further query.

Best wishes. Thank-you.