College of Engineering, Trivandrum Alumni

You can find two distinct parts in the SVNIRTAR CET 2025 syllabus.

It is a General Ability & General Knowledge section, and it has 10 questions worth 10 marks.

- Part B: Science Subjects - This section includes:

- Physics - 30 questions, 30 marks

- Chemistry - 30 questions, 30 marks

There are 30 questions worth 30 marks from both disciplines: Zoology and Botany.

The exam pattern features multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with a total of 100 marks. For every correct answer, candidates receive 1 mark, and there's no negative marking for incorrect answers. The exam duration is 2 hours.

To prepare for SVNIRTAR CET 2025, focus on:

- Be sure to know both the general outline of the exam and the importance of each subject.

- Pay attention to fundamental ideas, mainly in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

- Keep studying on a regular timetable, not trying to learn everything in one go.

Take advantage of mock tests to become aware of your shortcomings and improve how you do.

- Revision: Regularly review topics you've already studied to reinforce your learning

HELLO,

With a Rank of 70000 in CET it will be challenging to get admission in top tier colleges for Aeronautical engineering .

However there are several colleges to consider including private colleges and diploma programs

private colleges in which you can take admission -

1.T.john institute of technology

2.HKBK college of engineering

3.Dayanand Sagar college of engineering

4.S J M institute of engineering

5.Vemana institute of technology

6.Sri Venkateshawara college of engineering

7. The oxford college of engineering

8.New Horizon College of Engineering

Hope that helps!

In the MHT CET (Maharashtra Higher Secondary Certificate - Common Entrance Test), 91 marks generally corresponds to a percentile around 88-92. However, this is an estimate, and the actual percentile might vary slightly depending on the difficulty of the exam and other factors.

Check here:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-marks-vs-percentile