ICT Mumbai All Questions

Hello,

The cut-off marks for GPAT in M.pharma is as follows:

1. Unreserved: 141

2. OBC: 117

3. SC: 95

4. ST: 74

It is an online computer based exam of 3 hours having 125 questions and is multiple choice based pattern. The total number of candidates registered for the year 2020 are around 50k.

For, all the information regarding the GPAT can be found out on the following link:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/pharmacy.careers360.com/articles/gpat/amp

Dear Reegan,

In lateral entry you can take admission directly in the 2nd year of the courses program but Im sorry to say that ( Institute of Chemical technology Mumbai) not provided lateral entry for aspirants. For more information you can go through the official website of ICT Mumbai.

Thanks

HELLO,

I suggest you PDPU Petroleum. Pandit deendayal petroleum university is a very old institutions and has a better record in placements and Academics. PDPU has started ICT in 2017 only, so the scope there is not understandable until the first batches pass out.  Petroleum is the best branch in PDPU. But ICT is relatively too. It had very good placements last year. PDPU is good for studies as well as overall development.

HOPE THIS HELP!

DAIICT will conduct admissions on the national level and on Gujarat state level. The admissions on national level is through JEE Mains rank while for Gujarat level is through ACPC. There are two branches. One is ICT, and the other is ICT+minors in Computational Science. For ICT with CS, you must required 99.8 percentile and for ICT you required 99.5 percentile i.e. rank upto 300.

Hello Aspirant.

No, your chances of getting admission into ICT Mumbai with this much percentile is extremely difficult as students who are able to get a rank under 28,500 are admitted into this college for the above mentioned branch and as per your percentile

Rank=(100-percentile)*8690.10

Your rank comes out to be around 45,000-45,100.

So it's difficult for you to get this college and that too for this branch.

Best of luck

To get into Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai college, the cutoff was around 167 in 2018 for Chemical Engineering Btech course so you need to get around 175/180+ to be on the safer side to ensure your seat into this college. Other option that you've if you are a Maharashtra Resident then it's by scoring around 170+ in the Mht-CET examinations.

Refer to the link below for more detailed information..

https://www.careers360.com/university/institute-of-chemical-technology-mumbai/cut-off

Best wishes. Thank you.

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