College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

Hi,

I understand this can be stressful. If your document was rejected and there's no visible option to re-upload, even though the verification last date is 25th July the best thing you can do now is contact your ARC or the official helpline of MHT CET Law as soon as possible. Sometimes, the Unlock Form option is only available until a certain deadline (which might have passed), but the ARC might still help you manually if the verification window is still open. Don’t wait reach out with your application number and details. Also, keep checking your login portal regularly, as sometimes updates or re-upload options appear last minute.

Thank you!

If you’re looking for the final merit list of JEE-based admission under MHT CET Cell, here’s how you can find it:

1. Go to the official CET Cell website

2. Select B.E./B.Tech Admissions or CAP 2025 from the homepage.

3. Look for the Final Merit List PDF under the notifications section.

4. You can download the list and check your name or application number.

Sometimes, the site gets heavy traffic, so try during off hours if it's not loading. Also keep checking for the CAP Round seat allotment lists that come after the merit list.

You can also consider this link for the update about final merit list:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-merit-list

Good luck !

Hii,

Thanks for reaching out!

Yes, since you’re a resident of Maharashtra, you can apply for TFWS only if you had appeared for MHT CET. Since you didn’t appear for MHT CET but gave JEE Mains, you won’t be eligible for TFWS seats under CAP based on JEE scores.Now, about admission in DJ Sanghvi College or better colleges in Mumbai with a 96.03 percentile (AIR 59988) in JEE Mains. You have a fair chance of getting into private engineering colleges like DJ Sanghvi (though competition is high), Thadomal Shahani, or KJ Somaiya.Admission will depend on branch preference. For top branches like CSE/IT, cut-offs are high even in private colleges.

For scholarships DJ Sanghvi and some other colleges offer merit-based scholarships or installment fee options. You can also apply for NSP or state-level scholarships.

I’d recommend applying during the JEE counselling rounds, keep checking the cut-offs, and reach out to the admission cell directly for clarity on fee waivers.

All the best !

Hello Aspirant,

Absolutely, you can change your option form during CAP Round 2 in the MHT CET. you can:

• Add new colleges that were not selected in Round 1.
• Add new choices between 13 and 14 (or anywhere in your preference list).
• Change, delete or update what choices you currently have.

However, make sure you do this within the timeline of the option form editing for Round 2. After you submit the form, your choices are final for that round.

Yes, you can get admission to a government college in Maharashtra through MHT CET, but it depends on several factors. Your MHT CET percentile plays a major role—top colleges like COEP, VJTI, and ICT usually require a percentile above 95, especially for competitive branches like CSE or IT. If you belong to a reserved category such as SC, ST, OBC, or VJNT, you have a better chance even at lower percentiles due to relaxed cutoffs.

Your home university region (like Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, etc.) can also influence seat availability under the respective quotas. While branches like Mechanical or Civil may be available at lower scores, CSE and IT typically need much higher ranks.

Hello,

For core branches (like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, etc.), VSSUT Burla is a better choice than OUTR (CET) Bhubaneswar.

Here’s why:

• Strong core departments : VSSUT has a long history and strong reputation in core engineering.

• Better GATE environment : Many students from VSSUT prepare for GATE, so you will get a good peer group and study environment.

• Good faculty and alumni : Especially in core branches, VSSUT has better faculty support and alumni network in PSU and higher studies.

So, if your focus is on core branches and GATE preparation, VSSUT Burla is the better option.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Here are some top colleges in Mumbai that accept admission through MHT CET or JEE Main:

Through MHT CET:

1. Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI), Mumbai

2. Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT), Mumbai

3. Thadomal Shahani Engineering College (TSEC), Mumbai

4. K. J. Somaiya Institute of Technology, Mumbai

5. Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, Mumbai

Through JEE Main:

1. Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai (for some courses)

2. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) – via JEE Advanced, but JEE Main is needed first

3. NITIE Mumbai – now IIM Mumbai, for PG courses

Most engineering colleges in Mumbai accept MHT CET scores. Only a few accept JEE Main directly.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Getting 81 marks in PCM is a decent score. The percentile can vary each year depending on the shift difficulty and how other students performed, but based on trends from past years, candidates scoring around 80–85 marks in the PCM group often land between the 92 to 95 percentile range. If your shift was comparatively tougher, your percentile might be higher even with 81 marks. But do remember, final percentiles depend on normalization done by the board. This percentile might get you admission in mid-level engineering colleges in Maharashtra especially private ones but for top branches in government colleges, the cutoff is usually higher around 98–99 percentile.

You can check this tool to predict your college;

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Thank you!

Hello!

So,With 87 percentile in MHT CET you have very good chances of getting top colleges like:

1. College of Agriculture, Pune

2. College of Agriculture, Kolhapur

3. College of Agriculture, Nagpur

4. College of Agriculture, Parbhani

5. College of Agriculture, Akola (Dr. PDKV University)

6. College of Agriculture, Latur

7. College of Agriculture, Dhule

8. College of Agriculture, Osmanabad

Make sure to attend all the counselling rounds and keep all your necessary documents ready.

Since you have a Maharashtra domicile and belong to the SC category, you have a strong chance of securing admission at ILS Law College, Pune for the 5-year LLB program. The college reserves seats for SC candidates as well as Maharashtra residents, which makes the cutoffs more relaxed compared to the open category. In the past, SC candidates with CET percentiles in the range of 60 to 70+ have successfully gotten admission.

With your 76 percentile, your profile fits well within the expected cutoff for reserved seats. Just make sure you register on the CET Cell Maharashtra or ILS admission portal when applications open. Upload all the necessary documents like your CET scorecard, SC category certificate, and domicile proof. Don’t miss out on the counseling rounds—especially the second and third rounds, where more seats often become available.

Wishing you the very best as you begin your journey in law!