Hello Yash,

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Yes, you might be eligible for the Defence Quota in MHT CET if your father is an active personnel in CRPF.

The MHT CET Defence Quota reserves 5% of the total seats (with a limit of 5 seats per institute) for children of Defence Service Personnel

• DEF-1: This applies to

Hello Aspirant

Unfortunately, with a 13 percentile in MH CET and 45 marks, it's unlikely that you'll secure admission into a pharmacy college in Maharashtra.

The cutoff marks for pharmacy colleges in MH CET can vary significantly depending on factors like the college's reputation, location, and the number of applicants.

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At this score you can get seats in food technology department in the various colleges participating in the counselling. you can visit the official website of the exam authority or the various colleges and  can check about the previous year opening and closing

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With a percentile of 54 in MHT CET for B.Tech in Food Technology, your chances of admission will depend on various factors such as the cutoff ranks of colleges offering this course, your category (if applicable), and the number of seat available.

Some of the colleges in Maharashtra that

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Hello there,

With a 43 percentile in MHT CET, securing admission to a top B.Pharmacy college in Mumbai might be challenging, but there are still some options you can consider. Here are a few colleges where you might have a chance:

1. Oriental College of Pharmacy, Sanpada

Offers a decent

With a 71 percentile in MHT-CET, admission to top-tier engineering colleges may be difficult, but mid-tier and some lower-tier colleges are possible. Consider colleges like KJ Somaiya, DY Patil, and MIT Pune. Check the previous years' cut-offs and counseling details for specific options.