College of Engineering, Trivandrum All Questions

Hello Anushka,

With 97 percentile in MHT CET , your chances of getting admission to COEP (College of Engineering, Pune) for the B.Plan (Bachelor of Planning) course are quite good. COEP is highly competitive, especially for top courses, but B.Plan typically has slightly lower cutoffs compared to B.Tech programs.

Key Points:

1. General Cutoff Range: For B.Plan at COEP, the cutoff percentile for general category students usually falls around 95-98 percentile , depending on the year's competition.
   
   
2. Category Impact: If you belong to a reserved category (OBC, SC, ST, etc.), your chances increase significantly due to lower cutoffs.
   
   
3. Seat Allocation: Ensure you participate in the CAP rounds for admission and select COEP as your top preference.

Keep an eye on the official DTE Maharashtra counseling updates for exact cutoff trends. Your score gives you a strong position!


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I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

Based on previous year trends for LLM CET (Common Entrance Test) scores, with 28 marks, here are a few possibilities for colleges you may consider:

1. Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai : Known for having a competitive cut-off. Your score may be on the borderline, so check specific details.
2. Symbiosis Law School, Pune : Typically has higher cut-offs but occasionally admits candidates with lower scores.
3. University of Mumbai : May offer chances depending on category and rank, though cut-offs are generally higher.
4. Pune University : This could be a viable option as the cut-off scores vary.
5. Nagpur University : Likely a possibility if your score falls within their previous year's range.

It's crucial to check individual university and category-wise cut-offs for the most accurate information.

You can also use Law college predictor tools to predict which college you can get based on your score.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Colleges one can get into vary by the state and by course applying for, that too with CET (Common Entrance Test) . For example

Engineering:

• Karnataka CET: KCET or R.V. College of Engineering, B.M.S. College of Engineering and MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology are few
• Maharashtra CET: Gets one institutes such as VJTI Mumbai, COEP Pune and PICT Pune

Medical:

• Maharashtra CET (MH CET): Top medical colleges are - Grant Medical College Mumbai, BJ Medical College.
• Karnataka CET (KCET) : Bangalore Medical College and Mysore Medical College accepts KCET.

Other Courses:

• Agriculture: Agricultural courses are available in several CETs such as AP EAMCET, where some top colleges are the Agricultural University and College of Agriculture.

Your eligibility depends on rank, and each state may have specific requirements, so checking the official CET websites for detailed counseling and cutoff information is essential.

Based on your PUC scores in Physics (79), Chemistry (90), Maths (91), and Biology (88), along with your CET score, you may have a chance at securing a seat in colleges, depending on the cutoff ranks and specific college requirements. The overall eligibility will depend on your category and college-specific preferences. It’s recommended to check with your targeted institutions to assess the likelihood of admission.

For detailed information, refer to the Careers360 page

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Hello

To prepare for both NEET and CET:

1. Focus on Overlap : Study Physics and Chemistry together as they are common. Prioritize Biology for NEET and Mathematics (if required) for CET.

2. Daily Plan:

Morning: Biology for NEET

Afternoon: Physics and Chemistry

Evening: Mathematics (for CET)

3. Study Material : Use NCERT for both exams , supplement NEET with reference books like MTG and Trueman .

4. Mock Tests : Practice topic wise and full length tests for both exams to manage time and strategy .

Understand the Exam Patterns

NEET : Focuses on Physics , Chemistry and Biology (PCB) with an emphasis on Biology .

CET (MHT-CET) : Includes Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology with slightly different weightage and easier question levels compared to NEET.

Syllabus Overlap

Physics and Chemistry are common for both exams . Focus on conceptual clarity and solving problems.

For Biology, focus more on NEET as it is biology intensive.

CET requires Mathematics , dedicate some time weekly to study it .

check following tips for more tips

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-preparation-tips-important-topics-books

ALL THE BEST

Yes of course you can fill your form from obc category in MHT CET if you haven't use your caste certificate before like in your board exams But you must fulfill these conditions

If anyone is OBC but he comes under the CL (creamy layer) Section then he will not come under the OBC category. They are equal to general unreserved Category.so your category must fall under non creamy layer of OBC category.

So you have to be OBC-NCL (non creamy layer) for filling category OBC in MHT CET

Be prepared with your OBC-NCL caste certificate.you must obtain your category certificate before filing form.

If there is option of OBC-CL and if you are OBC-CL then you have to choose that option. If the option is unavailable then you have to choose general Category if you fall under OBC-CL.

GOOD LUCK!!

With a rank of 170,000 in CET and belonging to the CAT2A category from the HK region, getting a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) branch at top colleges may be difficult due to high competition for CSE seats. However, you may have a chance in some regional or private engineering colleges where the cutoff could be more flexible for your category. You could also consider other engineering branches that have lower cutoffs but still offer good career prospects.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/cet-rank-predictor

With your 77 percentile in MHA MBA CET and 55 percentile in CAT, consider targeting mid-range MBA colleges that accept CET scores. For MHA MBA CET, you can explore colleges like Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), D.Y. Patil University, or Indira Institute of Management. You could also look into regional colleges or state-level institutions that offer good value for your score. Focus on those with specific management programs suited to your interests.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/mba-college-predictor

With a 1000 rank in IPU CET BJMC and being from outside Delhi (General category), your chances for top colleges like VIPS and MAIT are slightly slim as these seats are highly competitive. However, you still have a fair chance at good colleges within IP University. Your 96%+ in boards strengthens your profile for admission. It’s recommended to participate actively in the counseling process and keep backup options ready.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://media.careers360.com/articles/ipu-cet-bjmc-cutoff?