MHT CET

Yes, you are able to take admission in VJTI on basis of your CET score but by observing previous cuttoffs, you may not get good/desired branch. But if you wish to take admission in VJTI then it is possible. I will suggest you to check other colleges such as SPCE, DJ Sanghvi, SPIT, etc. Hope this will help you. You can ask if you have any queries in comments section.

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Please, go to the link I am sharing here to get the list of top colleges for electronics and communication in Mumbai. Good luck.

Hello Shashi,
If I am not wrong, you are talking about PCACS-Navi Mumbai. Your class 12th percentage is too low. But, I'm not sure that you can get admission there or not. So, follow the instructions for admission requirements provided by PCACS in its official website 2018 through this link:-
https://pcacs.ac.in/admissions/admission-requirements-eligibility/

You can try for your state government engineering colleges. As you have scored less marks so, this will be good option for you. Or, you can use this link to find out which colleges you can GET from these marks. This is Shiksha's official college predictor tool based on previous year's data. Hope this helps. All the best. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=6375912.

DHE Maharashtra has announced merit list of MHCET Law 2017 on June 1 for 5-year integrated law programmes and on June 2 for three-year LL.B. Programmes. There will be separate rank list or merit list for each of the undergraduate law programmes- three-year and five-year integrated. Candidates will be called upon by their secured MHCET Law merit (rank) as per the list for the counselling and admission process. MHCET Law 2017 merit list will specify candidates name, roll number, scored marks and merit obtained for the applied law programme.
I hope this helps.

You might have a chance if you have any reservation quota. You have great chances of getting into this institute with this rank. Attend the counselling and choose your options appropriately. Try Shiksha college predictor for better analysis.

Yes. You can give MHTCET exam. But the chances of getting top colleges is very less as seats are reserved for the Maharashtra candidates. I would advice you to score well in JEE Mains. You can take admission in Maharashtra colleges using you JEE marks through all India quota seats. Try to score 150+ in JEE. You can land into the best colleges. Good luck. Upvote if it helps.

Getting a government college with 80 marks is difficult but you have chances of getting good private colleges if you are willing to choose any offered branch or ready to take admission via management quota. Moreover, if you hail from any minority category then you can get RKNEC. One more thing, your PCM marks should be 200-250.

Go through the college predictor link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor