Respected Ma'am,

Yes, your son can get a government engineering college through the MHT CET exam. But as you said that your son studied the next two years after 10th std. in Bengaluru so, it depends upon his 12th board whether it is of Karnataka Board or Maharashtra Board.

If

Hello,

Although you can study Robotics by taking any course in IIT, there isn't anything specific. However, if you very much focused on that, then try for Electronics or Mechanical Branch. Robotics in general comes under the mechanical branch, but having a knowledge about electronics would also help you.

hello aspirant,

MHTCET related dates are not released yet and they are to be released soon.once released you can check on the website.for more information refer to: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

hope this helps,

thankyou.

Hello Sachin,

Unfortunately, the dates for MHTCET 2021 are not announced yet by the officials due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the second wave of the corona virus, there is  a delay in the release of the application form. MHT CET 2021 tentatively will be conducted in the

Hello,

Unfortunately the dates are not yet announced by the officials due to the ongoing pandemic. Maybe due to the second wave of the corona virus there is  a delay in the release of the application form. State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will conduct MHT CET 2021 tentatively in

Hello,

It's good that you are thinking of appearing in UPSC Civil Service Exam from your college period itself, to give you a brief about the exam, UPSC Civil Service Exam consists of three stages-

Preliminary : First Stage is MCQs based exam, it has two papers and each one

Hi,

Yes,candidates who do not belong to Maharastra state can also appear for the MHT CET. You can get admission into the engineering colleges in Maharashtra even if you are non-resident of Maharashtra. However, non-residents can just go for the private colleges under AIQ 15% quota. They cannot appear for