Studying law is one of the best options that students who complete their higher secondary examinations can opt for. From the score you have recieved, you will have many good options in terms of colleges,

but I would recommend Rabindranath Tagore University as it is the best LLB college in

Previous year cutoffs for pharmacy in nagpur in colleges such as Indira Gandhi medical college, nagpur ranged between 80-84 so try to get at least 95 to be on a safer side, no matter how the cutoffs vary this year. 

Hi 

Based on your rank there a chance of getting Admission in it/CSE in round1 

Cse-7911

It-12906

Round2

Cse-8741

It-2964

Please visit below link for more information

https://www.collegepravesh.com/cutoff/pict-pune-cutoff-2018/

Hope this information is helpful

All the best

Hi Bhumika,

since you haven't mentioned your state i can't give details but you can easily find relevant information in these links;

 K https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet

 MH https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

GUJ https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gujcet

With 98 marks you cannot join big colleges such as VJTI, SPCE and KJsomaiya.

But there are colleges that you can as mentioned below-

1) Vartak

2) Thakur

3) Francis

Best of luck!

Yes you can get pgvcoet. Some of the branch that you can get are mentioned below.

1) BE electrical engineering

2)BE electronics and telecommunication engineering

3) BE information technology

4) BE mechanical engineering

Hope this helps. Best of luck!

Hello candidate, with this marks you can get admission in engineering colleges but you might not get the top government colleges.

Some of the colleges that you can are:

A.B.M.S. Parishad's Shri Shahu Mandir Mahavidyalaya - Pune

Acharya Atre Development Trust's College of Arts - Pune

AISSMS Institute of Information

Dear Aspirant,

Admission in colleges is only based on mhtcet marks .If you qualify the cutoff then you can apply for the colleges.There is only a eligiblity criteria that the candidate must have secured 50% or more than that in their 12th  board with a recognised school with PCM.And for