College of Engineering, Trivandrum Management and Business Administration Courses & Fees 2026

Hello,
A non-local student does not get full fee reimbursement through MHT-CET or WBJEE. Full fee reimbursement is usually given only to students who belong to the home state and satisfy the state-specific eligibility rules. In MHT-CET, only Maharashtra domicile candidates under valid categories are eligible for government fee reimbursement. In WBJEE, only West Bengal domicile students can get the state benefits and fee waivers. If you are a non-local candidate in either state, you can still take admission, but you will not receive full fee reimbursement from the state government.

Hello,
You are medically fit and you have completed BTech in Biomedical Engineering and MTech in Medical Instrumentation, but for becoming a marine engineer through IMU CET, your current degrees do not match the required stream. Marine engineering needs a background in mechanical, marine, or naval architecture. Biomedical or medical-related engineering is not considered equivalent.

You also cannot take lateral entry through IMU CET with your qualifications. If you still want to enter the marine field, the usual option is the Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course, but that also accepts only mechanical or similar branches.
Kindly check the below link to explore about marine engineering course:
https://www.careers360.com/courses/marine-engineering-course

Hello,

Yes, BOSSE (Boarding of Open Schooling and Skill Education, Sikkim) certificates are generally recognized by higher education, including eligibility for competitive exams like MHT-CET for Law, as BOSSE has AIU equivalency and recognition by NIOS and universities.

I hope it will clear your query!!