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Yes, there are seat reservation policy for MIT-WPU BTech course. The institute offers seat reservations as per the policy of the Maharashtra State Government. The seats are reserved for students belonging to Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), De-notified Tribes (DT), Vimukta Jatis (VJ), Nomadic Tribes (NT), Other Backward Classes (OBC), Special Backward Categories, (SBC)and students with disabilities. Out of the total approved intake capacity at MIT-WPU Pune, at least 40% of the seats shall be reserved for the students having domicile in the State of Maharashtra. Candidates can find below the MIT-WPU Pune BTech seat bifurcation:

The criteria for admission to the B.E. / B.Tech programs in Saroj Institute of Technology and Management (SITM) are determined by marks secured in Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination (UPSEE) or other equivalent entrance exams. Additionally, it is ensured that the applicants have an educational qualification in 10+2 in a stipulated percentage in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Besides, the institute provides merit-based direct admission for students who haven't appeared in entrance exams if there are seats available. To know the admission criteria, please refer to the website of the institute or contact the respective admission office.

Since most private colleges have more flexible eligibility requirements than government colleges, you can apply for direct admission to a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at private or unaided engineering colleges if you received a 68% on your 12th grade JAC board exam. Some universities may use their own entrance examinations or a student's 12th grade grades to determine admission.However you will usually need to pass state-level tests or entrance exams like JEE Main in order to get into prestigious engineering institutes like NITs, IITs or government institutions. Private colleges in places like Bangalore, Pune or Hyderabad that provide direct admissions based on your academic performance are worth looking into

Securing admission to a B.Tech in CSE at prestigious government institutes like NITs, IIITs or GFTIs may not be possible with a CRL of 950000 and an OBC rank of 358,000 in JEE Mains because their CSE cutoffs are typically much lower. You can however look at admissions prospects at private universities, state-level engineering colleges, or establishments that hold places for higher rank holders under state counselling.If your PCM score is 71%, colleges with management quota or open admissions may also grant CSE based on your 12th grade grades. Think about state engineering counselling procedures for your area or private universities like SRM, Amity or VIT. Verify their entrance requirements and due dates