Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Engineering

Eligibility Criteria: For MHT CET candidates: You should have completed 12th (HSC) with at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (45% for reserved categories).For JEE Main candidates: A valid score in JEE Main is also considered for admission, alongside MHT CET.Admission Process: MHT CET is the main entrance exam for admission to the B.E. / B.Tech program. Candidates need to register for the MHT CET exam conducted by the Maharashtra State Government.Alternatively, candidates can also apply through JEE Main scores.After the exam results, the college will conduct a centralized admission process (CAP), where you will need to fill in your choices of courses and colleges.Cutoff Marks: The cutoff ranks differ for each course and category. For example, the cutoff rank for B.E. Computer Engineering is around 92.71 (closing rank) and for B.E. Information Technology is 91.25. The cutoff can vary each year based on the number of applicants and the exam difficulty.Document Verification: Required documents for admission include:Class 10th and 12th Mark SheetsMHT CET / JEE Main ScorecardCategory Certificate (if applicable)Domicile Certificate (for Maharashtra students)Passport-sized PhotographsIdentity Proof (Aadhaar Card or Passport)You must submit these during the counselling and admission process for verification.Management Quota: Some seats may also be available under Management Quota, where admission criteria may differ slightly, though a valid entrance exam score is still required.

.Factors influencing admission difficulty include: Entrance Exams: Admission to undergraduate programs typically requires students to appear for the MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test). The scores from this exam play a crucial role in the selection process.Popularity of Programs: Certain branches, especially Computer Science and Information Technology, tend to attract more applicants due to higher job prospects. This can make admission to these programs more competitive compared to others.Cut-off Scores: Each year, the cut-off scores for various programs can fluctuate based on the performance of applicants and the number of seats available. Higher cut-offs generally indicate more competition.Seat Availability: The total number of seats in each programme also affects how difficult it is to gain admission. For example, popular courses may have limited seats, increasing competition.