Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering

Sorry to say that PCB scores aren't allowed for engineering all over Maharashtra. Secondly D.J. Sanghvi provides B.E in biomedical engineering. Hope this helps. All the best!

MHCET is the exam for getting admissions in DJ Sanghvi. If you are a student who is not from Maharashtra, then you can apply through JEE Mains.
But your JEE score as well as your board percentage will be taken into account while taking admissions. So it depends on your boards marks as well.
Hope this helps!

CS is doubtful but for IT, you may check out last year's cut-off and get an idea.
You may have to wait till the institution rounds.
Also, it depends on the overall result.
Keep checking the college website regularly once the results are out.
The institution rounds go on till the last day of admission.

You might get, if you opt for Biomedical through Institution quota. Never give up. Try your best.

Depends on the course and cutoffs of the particular year. Roughly, if you opt for Computers (highest marks), your score should be 162+ and for Biomedical (lowest marks) score should be 115+. Hope, this helps. All the best.

You might get it if you choose to opt for Chemical Engineering or Biomedical Engineering. Do keep checking for the website www.djsce.ac.in for updates regularly. They update the website regularly with cut-offs and everything. All the best! Hope you achieve what you desire.

First of all cut off depends solely on the highest number of marks obtained by an individual and it changes every year accordingly.But looking at the past records you need a minimum 110 to secure a seat in DJ Sanghvi whereas around 100 would do for KJ Somaiya. Secondly DJ Sanghvi provides you a BE degree whereas KJ Somaiya will give you a BTech degree. Labs are really clean and tidy in both these colleges. Also I would like to tell you is look how convenient a college is for you in terms of travelling purposes. I would suggest you to read the reviews of both the colleges and then take the best decision. Hope this helps. All the best!

So, basically, there is no cut-off as such for HSC marks, but in order to pursue engineering, you need a minimum of 70% aggregate in PCM i.e. Physics, Chemistry & Maths. For specifically Biomedical Engineering in D.J. Sanghvi, if you belong to GCLM category (Gujrati Caste Linguistic Minority) then cut-off is 79/200 and in the open category, it is 81/200.
Please Note: The cut-off mentioned are as per 2017 and may not remain same for the upcoming years.
Hope this helps.
Wish you all the best.