College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

To appear for counseling for both CUET and NEET, you'll need to understand the specific requirements for each exam.

CUET Counseling

- The University Grants Commission (UGC) plans to introduce a common counseling process for undergraduate admissions based on CUET scores, similar to NEET and JEE Main counseling.

- Participating universities will use a uniform merit list based on CUET scores.

- Some universities, like JNU and BHU, are part of the pilot program for common counseling.

NEET Counseling

- NEET counseling is conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) on behalf of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).

- You'll need to register for counseling, pay the fees, and choose institutions and courses based on your NEET scores.

- Documents required include your NEET admit card, reservation policies, and other relevant certificates.³

Next Steps

- Check Eligibility: Verify if you meet the eligibility criteria for both CUET and NEET counseling.

- CUET Exam: Since you didn't fill the CET exam conducted by Ikya University, check if you can appear for the CUET exam or if there's an alternative option.

- Contact Authorities: Reach out to IP University and the counseling authorities for both CUET and NEET to clarify their specific requirements and procedures.

- Seek Guidance

Important Documents

- NEET Admit Card: Required for NEET counseling

- Reservation Policies: Understand the reservation policies for both CUET and NEET counseling

- CET Exam Score: Clarify the status of your CET exam score with Ip University

It's essential to research and understand the specific requirements for both CUET and NEET counseling to ensure a smooth process.

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.

1. Private Engineering Colleges

Okay, so here’s the deal: even if your CET score’s not exactly brag-worthy, a bunch of private colleges are still in play. Why? Simple—stuff like management quota or those mysterious institute-level seats. Money talks, connections whisper, you know how it goes.

Spots worth checking out? Try:

- D.Y. Patil College of Engineering (Pune/Navi Mumbai)

- MIT-WPU, Pune

- PCCOE, Pimpri

- Sinhgad College of Engineering

- Pillai College of Engineering

Honestly, just shoot them a message or give them a call. Institute-level admissions can be a bit of a wild west, but it’s definitely worth a shot.

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2. Diploma to Degree (Lateral Entry) Route

Not stoked about your options? You could do a diploma in engineering first, then jump straight into second year B.Tech/B.E. later. Kind of a backdoor move, but hey, it works—and you get a second chance to flex your academic muscles.

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3. Take a Drop Year (Optional)

Dreaming of the big leagues—COEP, VJTI and the like? You might wanna just hit pause, take a gap year, and hit the books hard for another round of CET or JEE. Risky? Maybe. But for some, it pays off big time.

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4. Check for Reserved or Minority Quotas

Don’t forget to check if you fit into any reserved or minority quotas. Sometimes the system actually works in your favor, wild as that sounds.

Hello

According to data from previous years, with a 92 percentile in MHT CET, you have a good chance of getting admission in a Government Pharmacy College in Maharashtra, depending on:

• Your Category (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.)

• Home State/Region (State-level or Mumbai/Pune/Nagpur region quota)

• Availability of Seats & Cut-offs in that round/year

Hi! Congratulations on scoring a rank of 3792 in NMIMS-CET 2025.

With this rank, getting CSE or its specialisations like AI, Data Science, or Cybersecurity in the Mumbai campus will be quite competitive. Based on previous year trends, these branches usually close within the top 1000 to 1500 ranks in the first few rounds. So, it's unlikely in the initial list, but you can still wait for further rounds as there are cases where the waitlist moves and seats open up if students withdraw.

However, your chances are better for CSE or its specialisations in other campuses like Navi Mumbai, Indore, or Hyderabad. These campuses generally have lower closing ranks compared to the main Mumbai campus.

I suggest you go through all counselling rounds and keep checking the updates regularly. Seat movement happens and sometimes surprises are possible in later rounds.

Happy to help!

Dear Mayuri,

the scoreboard was expected to release yesterday but ultimately release today you can view the scoreboard now, I mean sometimes you know it happens that server become overload due to multiple trying to enter. But now you may go ahead visit the site and download your scorecard.

Great!

thanks

Hello,

Based on previous years' cutoffs for OBC category:

Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Pimpri

• For Computer Engineering or IT, the cutoff is usually around 91 to 94 percentile.

• For Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, the cutoff is also around 90 to 92 percentile.

• Your score is 85 percentile, so it is lower than the usual cutoffs. It will be difficult to get CSE or AI DS in this college.

JSPM RSCOE, Tathawade

• For Computer Engineering, the cutoff is around 78 to 80 percentile.

• Your score is 85 percentile, so you have a good chance of getting CSE in this college.

• For AI DS, the cutoff is usually higher, around 90 or more, so it might be difficult to get this branch.

Hope it helps !

With 57% in MHT-CET, you are eligible for Tier-3 private engineering colleges in Maharashtra.

You can apply for B.Tech in colleges like:

• RAIT, Terna, FCRIT, LTCE, VIT Pune, KJS Somaiya (some non-core branches).
  You’re not eligible for top colleges like COEP or VJTI, but you meet the minimum eligibility (45% in PCM).
  Apply through CAP rounds and consider Management Quota if needed.

With 77% in the MHT-CET (PCB group), you have a decent chance of getting admission into B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture colleges in Maharashtra, especially under the state quota. While exact allotment depends on cut-offs that vary by year, category, and region, you can expect colleges like College of Agriculture, Baramati , College of Agriculture, Latur , College of Agriculture, Dhule , or College of Agriculture, Karad under the Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth (MPKV) or other state agricultural universities. Keep an eye on the MCAER UG CAP rounds , check category-wise cut-offs, and prioritize your choices accordingly during the counselling process.