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If you were unable to fill out the option form for CAP Round 1 in the CET (Common Admission Process), you typically have the opportunity to participate in CAP Round 2. The CAP process is designed to accommodate candidates who missed the initial round, provided they meet the eligibility criteria and deadlines.

Here’s what you should do:

1. Verify Eligibility : Ensure that you are eligible for CAP Round 2 according to the CET guidelines and rules. Eligibility often requires that you were registered for the CET and have completed all necessary paperwork.

2. Check Dates : Review the official CET schedule and notice for CAP Round 2. The timeline and procedures are usually detailed on the CET’s official website or through the respective admission authorities.

3. Prepare Documents : Gather all necessary documents and information required for CAP Round 2. This includes your CET score, category certificates, and any other documents specified by the CET authorities.

4. Submit Options : During CAP Round 2, you will be given a chance to fill out your preferred options for colleges and courses. Make sure to fill out your choices accurately and submit them within the specified timeframe.

5. Follow Instructions : Adhere to all instructions provided by the CET authorities regarding CAP Round 2. This includes any updates or changes in the procedure.

By following these steps, you can ensure that you participate in CAP Round 2 effectively and increase your chances of securing a seat in your preferred college or course.

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Congratulations on getting 1580 rank in the ipu cet examination.

With a rank of 1580 in the IPU CET for B.Com (H)  you have a high chance of securing admission to Maharaja Agrasen College or Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS but it ultimately depends on the specific cutoffs for these institutions in the current admission cycle. \

Both Maharaja Agrasen College and VIPS are popular choices and  have different cutoffs each year based on the number of applicants and their ranks. Typically, the cutoff ranks for these colleges are published after the completion of the admission process, and they can vary for different categories and programs.

To get a more precise and detailed information related to it, you can keep an eye on the official cutoff lists released by these colleges and contact their admissions offices for the most accurate and updated information regarding your eligibility.

Hope this resolves your query.

Yes, you can opt for betterment in the subsequent rounds of the MCA MHT CET CAP (Centralized Admission Process) even if you have been allotted a TFWS (Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme) seat in the first round. Here’s how it works:

1. Opting for Betterment :

   • Procedure : If you are allotted a TFWS seat in the first round but wish to seek a better option, you can opt for betterment in the next rounds. To do this, you need to express your preference for betterment when filling out your choices for the subsequent rounds. Ensure you follow the official guidelines provided by the admission authority.

2. Seat Retention :

   • If No Betterment Seat is Allotted : If you do not get any seat in the second CAP round, your original TFWS seat from the first round will still be reserved for you. The seat is retained until you either accept a new allotment or the admission process concludes.

3. Important Note :

   • Documentation and Confirmation : Keep track of all notifications and deadlines related to seat allotment and betterment. Ensure that you confirm your seat according to the prescribed procedures to avoid losing it.

you can go for betterment in the subsequent CAP rounds, and if you don’t get a new seat, your previous TFWS seat will be retained.

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If today is the last date for filing and editing your choices for admission to architecture through the CET process, it is important to complete this task promptly to ensure your preferences are considered. To edit your choices you need to log in to the CET admission portal where you initially filled out your preferences.

After that you look for the option to modify or update your choices, which should be clearly indicated in your dashboard or application section. Carefully review and adjust your college preferences according to your priorities. Make sure that you save any changes you make before the deadline expires.

If you encounter any issues or need assistance you can  contact the CET helpdesk or admission office immediately to get support and confirm that your updates have been successfully recorded. You can find the contact details by visiting their official website.

Hope this resolves your query.

With a 70.87 percentile in MHT CET and a Maharashtra state rank of 80422 in the OBC category, aiming for a TFWS (Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme) seat in Computer Science (CS) or Information Technology (IT) can be challenging but not impossible. Based on previous trends, here are some Pune colleges where you might have a chance:

1. Government College of Engineering, Pune (COEP) : While COEP is highly competitive, there may be a slim chance in lower branches or through TFWS if seats are available.

2. Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE) : PCCOE is a well-regarded college in Pune that might offer IT or CS seats through TFWS depending on availability.

3. Sinhgad College of Engineering : This college generally has a range of engineering branches and could offer IT or CS through TFWS, though competition is significant.

4. Vishwakarma Institute of Technology (VIT) : VIT Pune might have openings for CS or IT under the TFWS scheme.

5. Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Engineering & Technology : This institute is another option where you might find a seat in CS or IT through TFWS.

It's crucial to participate in the counseling process and check the latest cutoffs for these institutions. Verify with each college regarding the availability of TFWS seats for the branches you are interested in.

If you wish to transfer from GLC Mumbai to ILS Pune due to personal reasons, here's how you might proceed:

1. Eligibility and Admission :

   • Entrance Exam : For admission to ILS Law College, Pune, the primary criterion is usually the score in the Common Entrance Test (CET) for law courses. Since you scored 99.268 percentile, you likely have a strong chance of admission, given that your CET score meets or exceeds the cutoff for ILS Pune.
   • Admission Process : Check ILS Pune's admission criteria and deadlines on their official website or contact their admission office. ILS Pune may require you to apply through the CET counseling process or their own admission process.

2. Transfer/Withdrawal from GLC Mumbai :

   • Formal Withdrawal : You should formally withdraw from GLC Mumbai by following their withdrawal process. This typically involves submitting a written request and clearing any dues. Ensure you get a confirmation of withdrawal for your records.

3. Application to ILS Pune :

   • Submit Application : Apply to ILS Pune as per their admission guidelines. If you are applying late, inquire about the possibility of late admission or any special considerations.

4. Documentation :

   • Provide Proof : You might need to provide proof of your situation, such as medical certificates or other relevant documents, especially if requesting special consideration for admission or transfer.

Contact both GLC Mumbai and ILS Pune as soon as possible to discuss your situation and get specific advice on the procedures you need to follow.

To get top tier colleges like COEP (College of Engineering, Pune) or PICT (Pune Institute of Computer Technology) for CSE (Computer Science Engineering) or IT (Information Technology) might be challenging since these colleges typically have higher cutoffs more than 90 percentile.but your marks is enough to get colleges such as PCCOE (Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering),vit,viit etc.

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Yes, the candidate can easily get the admission in the college in maharashtra as he has already passed the jee mains examination and also the mht cet examination.

You can check the more details regarding the rules and regulations to get admission in any engineering institution through the mht cet examination. Also, you can visit the official website of the examination authority of the mht cet examination and then check and read all the brochures and information related to it.

You can contact any officials or the admission office to get a more precise and detailed information related to your issue.

Hope this resolves your query.

College preference list is one of the most important part in admission process so try to be careful before before filing your choices.it is recommended that choose top colleges before average ones because if seats allot you in first round they may remains same in 2nd or 3rd round.consider these colleges in 1st round COEP Computer Science COEP Information Technology, PICT Computer Science, VIT (Vishwakarma Institute of Technology) Computer Science, PICT Information Technology, VIT Information Technology in cap round.

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The MH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) for Cyber Security is a competitive exam, and the cutoff marks vary each year. However, here are some general guidelines on the MH CET scores for Cyber Security:

- _General Category_: 50-70 marks (out of 200) is considered a good score.

- _Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC/EWS)_: 40-60 marks is considered a good score.

Keep in mind that these are general estimates and may vary depending on the specific college or university you're applying to. Some top colleges may require higher scores, while others may have lower cutoffs.

To give you a better idea, here are some previous year's cutoffs for Cyber Security in some top colleges:

- _Sardar Patel Institute of Technology_: 65-75 marks

- _Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering_: 60-70 marks

- _Thadomal Shahani Engineering College_: 55-65 marks

Please note that these cutoffs are subject to change and may vary from year to year.