College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

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You can go through the following article for more detailed information :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-maharashtra-accepting-mht-cet-score

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For management quota admissions in engineering colleges in Maharashtra, it is generally not mandatory to fill out the option form for the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds conducted by the State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell. Management quota seats are typically filled by the respective colleges based on their own criteria, separate from the CAP rounds.

However, participating in the CAP rounds can sometimes be beneficial as a backup option if you're also considering merit-based seats. It's always a good idea to check with the specific college you are targeting to understand their exact requirements and procedures for management quota admissions.

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With 27 marks in CET and being from the open (general) category, getting an MBA seat might be challenging, especially in top-tier colleges, as the cutoffs for open category candidates are usually higher. However, you might still find opportunities in colleges with lower cutoffs or those that consider additional criteria like group discussions and personal interviews.

MBA Fees for Open Category:

The fees for an MBA can vary widely depending on the college you choose. Here’s a general range:

1. Government/University Colleges:
   • Fees typically range from Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 2,00,000 per year.
2. Private Colleges:
   • Fees can range from Rs. 2,00,000 to Rs. 10,00,000 per year or even higher, depending on the reputation and facilities of the institution.

Additional Points:

• Scholarships: Some colleges offer scholarships or fee concessions based on merit, even for open category students.
• Educational Loans: If the fee is a concern, many banks offer education loans for MBA programs with flexible repayment options.

I recommend researching specific colleges where your CET score might be accepted and checking their fee structure.

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Hello, Vaishnavi! Yes, you can still be eligible for admission to an MCA course if you have written the AP ICET exam. AP ICET (Andhra Pradesh Integrated Common Entrance Test) is the common entrance test for admission into MBA and MCA courses in colleges across Andhra Pradesh.

Even if you didn't write the college-specific CET, AP ICET is generally accepted for MCA admissions in most colleges in Andhra Pradesh. Make sure to check the specific eligibility criteria and admission process of the colleges you are interested in, as some may have additional requirements or preferences.

Yes, you can still be eligible for JEE and CET exams after passing your 12th grade, even if you did not attend college, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria set by the respective examination authorities. For JEE (Joint Entrance Examination), ensure you have completed your 12th grade or equivalent with the required subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). For CET (Common Entrance Test) in various states, make sure you meet the specific eligibility criteria related to educational qualifications and residency. Always check the latest eligibility criteria and exam guidelines on the official websites of JEE and CET for accurate information.

Yes, you can repeat the MHT CET (Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test) even after taking admission in the 1st year of a B.Tech course. If you wish to improve your rank or explore other options, you can appear for the exam again in the subsequent year. However, it's important to check the specific guidelines and regulations set by the Maharashtra CET cell and your current institution, as policies may vary regarding admissions and academic progression.

Choosing between Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) at CET (College of Engineering, Pune) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (EC) at Government Engineering College (GEC) Thrissur depends on your career interests and goals. CET Pune is one of the premier engineering institutes in India, renowned for its strong academic reputation and industry connections, which can provide a significant advantage in the job market. On the other hand, GEC Thrissur, while a respected institution in Kerala, offers a solid program in Electronics and Communication, which is particularly relevant if you have a keen interest in communication systems and related technologies. Both options have their strengths, so consider factors such as location, faculty, campus facilities, and your specific interest in either Electrical or Electronics and Communication when making your decision.

first of i would like to ask you please specify your college and also specify your state.if you would like to study in a private college then most of the colleges does not requires cet score or ranking. you just have to be qualified for the intermediate exam with certain percentage .then you can easily take admission in any of the private colleges.

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if you want to take admission in government colleges,then i would say that you have to give cet or a State exam and you need to have some specific documents required by the colleges of that state.

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