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Dear aspirant,

With 40 percentile in MHT CET, getting admission into top government or highly reputed private engineering colleges in Maharashtra might be a bit difficult, especially for popular branches like CSE or IT. But you can still get admission in some private or lesser-known colleges, especially in branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering. Colleges in rural areas or newer institutions tend to have lower cut-offs, so keep an eye on those during counselling rounds. Also remember, sometimes vacant seats in later rounds increase your chances. Some colleges you can consider are:-

1. Jayawantrao Sawant College of Engineering, Pune
2. Nutan Maharashtra institute of engineering and technology, Pune
3. Dhole Patil College of engineering, Pune
4. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of engineering, Navi Mumbai
5. Shivajirao S. Jondhale College of Engineering, Thane

Good luck!

Dear student,

With 53% in 12th and 63.8% in MHCET PCM you can get into some private engineering colleges of Maharashtra. You may get a seat in colleges like JSPM's Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, Sinhagad College of Engineering, or DY Patil Group of Institutions. First check out the cut offs of your preferred colleges. You can also explore other colleges through the management quota, where you might have a better chance of getting a seat.

Good luck!

If the child has not appeared for JEE/ MHT CET then there is many private engineering colleges resevers seat for direct addmission under the institute level or mangement quota. Candidates who have not appeared for JEE/ MHT -CET can still participate in counselling process based on their 12 th marks.

Hi! No worries even if you haven't appeared for JEE or MHT-CET . There are still plenty of options available to apply for engineering or other professional courses in India.

1. Direct Admission in Private Colleges :

Many private engineering colleges and universities in Maharashtra and across India offer direct admission under the management quota or institutional level quota. These usually don't require JEE or CET scores, but eligibility is based on Class 12 marks (especially PCM – Physics, Chemistry, Maths). Some well-known private universities also offer their own entrance tests.

2. CUET (Common University Entrance Test) :

If you wants to pursue courses in central universities or private ones accepting CUET, this is a great alternative. CUET scores are accepted for B.Sc., BBA, BA, BCA, and even some engineering programs in private institutes.

3. Other State-Level Exams / College Specific Tests :

If eligible, you can appear for other state entrance exams like COMEDK (Karnataka), VITEEE (VIT University), SRMJEEE (SRM University), or UPES, which are accepted by various reputed universities and don’t require MHT-CET or JEE.

4. Diploma to Degree (Lateral Entry) :

If you has done or plans to do a polytechnic diploma, they can join BTech in the second year via lateral entry without needing JEE/CET.(Not offered by every college)

Finally, Always visit the official websites of the colleges you're interested in, as each may have its own admission guidelines and deadlines.

Wishing you a bright academic future ahead!

in NIT's section you can get lower ranked NIT's like NIT Mizoram and NIT Nagaland based on your rank and the basis you want to study in

For COEP Pune, top branches like CSE, AI, or ECE require around 99+ percentile even for defence quota. So at 95.99, these aren't realistic.

However, you still stand a good chance for branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Manufacturing in COEP through the defence quota. These usually close around the 94–96 percentile mark for defence candidates.

In short, aiming for Civil or Mechanical at COEP is the practical move. It’s still a great college and these branches offer solid placements.

You are 95.99 percentile puts use slightly below general cut-off, but defence quota riser chance. Realistic option, civil manufacturing methodology may be mechanical. Higher branches such as electrical instrumentation, ENTC robotics CSE or unlike branches that you will not get.

With a KCET rank of 34,814 and 3B category, you have a chance to get CS Engineering in mid-level colleges like:

Acharya Institute of Technology

New Horizon College of Engineering

East West Institute of Technology

Atria Institute of Technology

SJBIT (may get in later rounds)

Seat allotment depends on cutoff trends, so keep backup branches too.