Hello Aspirant.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

I would suggest you to visit https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-cutoff to get information regarding the branchwise MHTCET cutoffs of the colleges you have mentioned and other different colleges in the previous years and shortlist the ones where you can get admission with your rank. Having said that, I will also say that the cutoffs vary every year depending on the number of candidates, their rank, the number of seats available, etc.

You can also use the college predictor by visiting https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor?icn=mhtcet-clgpd&ici=clevertap-web-header 

Hope that helped.

All the best!

Hi Atul,

At 72% it looks difficult for you to get admission to the college which you are looking for.

Below are the cutoffs for various categories. None of the cutoffs is below 77 since the past 2 years.

GOPEN (89.18%)

GST (77.69%)

GOBC (87.19%)

I would suggest you look for other colleges.

All the Best!!

Hello Harishkumar

See, i may be not the apt. one to answer this but still as far as i have heard and researched this is what i found.

It is toattaly upto you . If you find it interesting and have passion towards it go for it .

Don't take this course as a option if you don't get admission in MBBS. College .

Many subjects in BAMS include allopathy syllabus , but let me clear you will have to face Ayurveda subjects like padharthavigyan , and many Ayurveda ancient scripts which are in Sanskrit .

You will have to learn Sanskrit slokhs , let the Ayurveda concepts seep deep in you mind , Ayurveda will teach you how to live a healthy and disease free life .

You will have to study same topic in Ayurveda as well as allopathy .

Talking about job opportunities after Ayurveda .

You can set up your own clinic .

Or you can work in government primary health care center's as medical officer with good payment .

You can do post graduation in Ayurveda and become specialist in particular subject

Hello Aspirant

If you didn't get through Cap round then you could have applied for ILQ it is institution level Quota

In which Some of the students may get admission through it.

It has very least chance of getting selected

Thank you

Hello  Harshkumar,

YCCE is best known for its Mechanical engineering branch. Mechanical engineering core has best faculty and training their and a fair placement too. It is a Evergreen branch too. YCCE is the best mechanical engineering college in that city , only college to stand infront if it VNIT. 

Hope this helps.

Hello Ankit, 

For your rank you can get surely get admission in Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering and Technology, Nagpur. The college offers you courses such as mechanical engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, etc. Other popular colleges offering you admission include :

• Thakur College of Engineering and Technology 
• D. Y. Patil College of Engineering and Technology 
• Sardar Patel Institute of Technology 

More colleges are here check - https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Hii...

As you ask about fee structure of YCCE for SC category so YCCE is one of the expensive college in Maharashtra........ it is very high for the students who belongs to open category ... but as you mentioned you belongs to Sc category ..so for reserved category  50% of fees are less than open category....for reserved category fees lied  between 35000 to 75000.

All the best!!

Hello Ankit,

Cut-offs are more of Yashwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Nagpur than your MHT-CET marks. But as you belong to SC caste there are chances that you will get admission into Yashwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Nagpur. 

Apply for admission in other engineering colleges to be on the safer side.

You can also use college predictor(which predicts colleges based on your rank): https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor

Good Luck!

Hope it helps you.

For any further queries please feel free to comment.

Thank you.