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Hi Sikha,

You have not yet mentioned in which college you have to take admission. Please mention your College of interest then I will be able to tell you the answer i.e cut off marks for the college of pharmacy where you want to take admission.

Please do mention college

Dear Aspirant,

Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSSA) does not conduct counseling for admission to Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.

It is actually conducted by Maharashtra Common Entrance Technology i.e. MHT-CET.

chnaces are extremely low as cutoffs close above 130 marks. 

You can however get Chemical engineering at DJ sanghvi college of engineering under SC category. 

You can also get collegrs like st. Francis Mumbai, Atharva Munbai, Rizvi College of Engineering, Anjuman islam saboo siddik college of engineering. 

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

Dear Deepak,
Your are eligibile to apply for admission @ Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai. Please go through the Admission Handbook for complete information.
UG (Bachelors) admissions will be done by DTE for all the following ICT, Mumbai courses in Centralized Admission Process (CAP). Please refer DTE’s admission brouchure and

hi kanak,

thankyou for approaching us. according to your marks your general rank can be predicted to be between 48000-50000 .to check if you have a chance of getting a seat in 'institute of chemical technology' ,we need to have details like wheather you are maharastra candidate or any other

Hi,

No, Biology is not essential for B. Pharm in either of the two universities. Both require Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects while the third subject could be either mathematics or biology. Moreover, for NMIMS English is a compulsory subject as well.

NMIMS requires that the student pass with

Hi Disha,

The cut off marks for admission in Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai is around 171-180 for General category, 150-161 for OBC category, 115-133 for SC category, 103 for ST category, 145 for Vimukta Jati, and 110 for Persons with Disability.

Thank you and best of luck.

Hi Narayanamsujith,

Being a non-Maharashtrian, to enter into ICT you have to apply through all India quota in DTE Maharashtra. So you should score very good marks in both jee mains and boards. Jee advanced marks do not count here. You need to be in the topmost percentile of India

It varies from state to state but for a really good college, you would be looking at a score above 110. That should guarentee a stable decent college. Also, do check out few national level examinations that private colleges roll out, such as ATIT for ICFAI Tech - these have

Thanks for the question.

The demand for Information and Communication Technology professionals is expected to grow globally at the rate of 10% from 2015 to 2025.

These professionals will be engaged in designing hardware and software for specific applications as well as advising on improving the existing technology.

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