MHT CET

If you belong to general category, then you are not qualified since the cutoff for general is high. 60 marks is not enough for OBC category to qualify for Advanced. However, it shows your effort that although you have not qualified, but you gave your best to it. Many college ask for this score. Go for private colleges for the admission to B.Tech programme. There are many good college with affordable fees structure. Best of luck.

There are previous years question paper available on official website of MHCET. There are enough question for you to know the basics, that from which section the questions can come in exam and you can prepare well. Normally MHCET (law 5 year) follows the same pattern as of CLAT.

Hello Ashwin,
In Maharashtra, MHTCET is the entrance exam for admission to engineering colleges. B.Sc is not an engineering course and hence MHTCET is not applicable for admission here. Normally, admission is based on marks obtained in class 12th exam.

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Top MBA colleges in India accepting MHCET are mentioned in the link provided below. This ranking is based on rankings published by The Week, Business Today and National Institutional Ranking Framework (MHRD).
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mhcet/2-2-0-0-9247

The last year's cutoff was 99.57 and for Gujarati minority seat the cutoff was 98.27.

NEET score is required to take admission for BDS. MHCET can't give you admission in BDS. Through MAH-CET you can take admission in pharmacy, agriculture, engineering and technology.

Which stream do you want to choose? What is your 12th score? It all depends upon the scores of MHCET and 12th.

You can easily get admission in Indira, Balaji, MIT, VIM, etc.