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Deeksha Dixit

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According to your 90 percentile in the MHT CET you may get admission to the Government College of Engineering & Research in Pune:
You can get admission to the following branches in the open category quota:
1. B.E. In Mechanical Engineering
2. B.E. In Civil Engineering
You may also get admission to the following branches if you have Maharashtra home state quotas:
3. B.E. Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
4. B.E. In Automobile Engineering
5. B.E. In Instrumentation and Control Engineering. This estimate is based on the previous year's cut-off for this Engineering College.

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Eksha SunderkaB Pharma student

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You score is too low for admission in government college.

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Deeksha Dixit

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Yes, you can get admission to Modern Education Society's College of Engineering for a B.E. in Computer Engineering with a 75.64 percentile in MHT CET.
However, you will need to be a Maharashtra state candidate to avail of the state quota seat. as you have a better chance to get a seat under the state quota.
In 2021, the cutoff for the Computer Engineering branch for GSCH was 75.1 percentile, and for GSCO it was 83.5 percentile. Hence, according to previous year's trends, you can get admission if you have a home state quota.

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Deeksha Dixit

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You may not get admission with an 88.78 percentile MHT CET in the DY Patil College of Engineering, Akurdi, unless you have some category-based exemption. Because the college's Computer Engineering branch is one of the most in-demand, the cutoff for most of the category is usually above the 90 percentile. In 2021 round two, the GOPEN cut-off was 95.29 percentile, and for other categories like LOPENO, EWS, and OBCH, etc. , the cut-off was higher than 92 percentile. Only GSCH has cut off at 86.71, and LSCH has cut off around 84.68. Therefore, if you have some quota-based exemption, you can get admission. However, this is just an estimate
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deepika maurya

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First of all, congratulations. You have scored very well in MHT CET and class 10+2. According to the information, you may get admission to these colleges. A list of colleges includes
1- GovernmentCollege of Engineering & Research, Avasari Khurd.
2- Government College of Engineering, Nagpur.
3- Government College of Engineering, Chandrapur.
4- Government Engineering College, Yavatmal. Now let's talk about branches. There are four core branches of engineering.
1- Civil Engineering.
2- Mechanical Engineering.
3- Electrical Engineering.
4- Computer Science and Engineering. However, there are numerous engineering sub-branches such as Data S
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Himanshu Gautam

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You can get admission in various government colleges in Maharashtra. But CSE Branch chances are less in Government Colleges. You also can get admission in top colleges in Maharashtra like VJIT Mumbai, VIT Pune, MIT Pune, RCOEM Nagpur, YCCE Nagpur, and more.

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Himanshu Gautam

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As per MHT CET entrance exam history, 90 percentile is very good score. You can get admission in various government colleges in Maharashtra. You also can get admission in top colleges in Maharashtra like VJIT Mumbai, VIT Pune, MIT Pune, RCOEM Nagpur, YCCE Nagpur, and more.

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Deeksha Dixit

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This is due to the normalization process of calculating marks by authorities. According to the score calculation formula:
The MHT CET percentile is equal to 100 (multiplied by the number of candidates in the exam who received normalized marks) divided by the total number of candidates in the exam. This complicated method is used because exams are conducted in multiple shifts, and the difficulty of the paper may be different in each shift. Therefore, your percentile score of 29% is a relative normalized score.

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Ankit Rao

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You can predict your expected ranks by comparing your expected marks with previous year marks vs rank list with an inflation in this year. You can also try various rank predictor tools online like Shiksha. Com online exam rank predictor tools.

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Sarthak Doomra

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With this percentile, it would be difficult to get admission in this college.

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