Hello Godi, 

Yes you can get admission into COEP through home state rank if you have really good rank. I don’t have any knowledge about your rank but still if you have a score above 165+ in MHCET then you can definitely get a seat in COEP.

For more college

Hello Abhishek, 

First of all congratulation for performing well in your exams. You have not mentioned about your actual rank but still i will answer this. So the answer is NO you won't get CSE but you may land up getting ECE/EEE or MECHANICAL. The reason for this is first

Hi Mandar,

Based on the MHT CET 2018 cutoff for SC Category (Home State), here is a list of branches you can get in the colleges you have mentioned-

1. COEP, Pune

• Metallurgical Engineering
• Production Engineering (Sandwich)

2. VJTI, Mumbai

• Civil
• Electrical
• Electronics
• Mechanical
• Production
• Textile

3. SPIT, Mumbai

• Electronics

Hello dear as per the branches you want you can follow the following sequence

1. COEP, pune

2. VJTI, mumbai

3. Walchand

4. SPCE, mumbai

5. Cummins girls college of engineering

Institute of chemical technology, mumbai (ICT) doesn't provide electrical engineering and mechanical engineering it only provide chemical engineering. For

Hi there.

This rankn a bit low . But yes there are chances . But the case can occur that due to some marks you can miss the seat .

Lakhs of people apply for COPE and only thousands get selected.

The seats are less , but still you have

Hello,

First of all  congrats for securing 98 percentile with good rank in jee 2019.As per your percentile you may get some good colleegs even IIITs.Here i have provided some colleges where you can try :

DTU,DELHI

NSIT,DELHI

IIIT Banglore 

IIIT Allahabad 

IIIT Delhi 

IIIT Gwalior 

IIIT Jabalpur 

    JSS, NOIDA

Hey Drvedkumar! The preference list for counselling is based on various factors like fees, city in which college is situated, cutoff of college, placements and faculty. Based on these you have to arrange the colleges which you think best should be on the top and so on. Placing government colleges