MHTCET

In Maharashtra, to get admission into the 3-year LL.B. Course, it's mandatory for candidates to appear for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. The MH-CET is the qualifying exam for admission into law colleges in Maharashtra. However, some law colleges in Maharashtra may offer admission without MH-CET scores through management quota. The admission process for such colleges may vary, and candidates may need to appear for an entrance exam conducted by the college or submit their graduation marks for admission. It's important to note that the admission process and eligibility criteria may vary from college to college, and it's advisable to check the official website of the college or contact the admission office for more information on the admission process and eligibility criteria for the LL.B. Course.

The college predictor tool can use either percentile or marks for MHT CET exam depending on the website or platform that you are using to access the tool. Some college predictor tools may ask for your percentile score in MHT CET while others may require you to enter your marks in the exam. It's important to note that percentile and marks are not the same thing. Percentile represents the percentage of candidates who have scored lower than you in the exam, while marks represent the actual score you have obtained. Therefore, if you are using a college predictor tool that requires you to enter your marks, you may need to convert your marks to percentile using the appropriate formula to get an accurate prediction of the colleges you are eligible for.

It is difficult to predict admission chances accurately as it depends on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the competition level. However, based on the previous year's admission trends, a score of 130 in MHT CET might be on the lower side for admission to the College of Engineering, Pune (COEP). The cut-off for COEP varies every year and across different categories. For Nomadic tribes-1 category, the cut-off might be lower than the General category, but it still depends on the number of seats available and the competition level in that category. It is recommended to check the official website of COEP for information on the cut-off for the previous year and keep an eye on the cut-off for the current year as well. You can also reach out to the admission department of COEP for more information regarding your chances of admission.

Hello Awanish Tiwari, no MHT CET examination is not for admission under lateral entry scheme. This entrance exam is for students who have passed 12th standard or appearing for examination of 12th standard. Based on the result of this examination students are given admission in first year of 4 year degree course of engineering. On the other hand under the scheme of lateral mode of admission students who have completed their Diploma in engineering or allowed admission directly into second year of 4 year engineering degree course. You need to apply separately on the portal that will be made operation by directorate of technical education of the Government of Maharashtra in new course of time. Admissions to different colleges are based on the merit list which is made based on the marks obtained in the Diploma examination. Best wishes to you.

MHT CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) and VITEEE (Vellore Institute of Technology Engineering Entrance Examination) are two different engineering entrance exams conducted in India. While MHT CET is conducted for admission to engineering colleges in the state of Maharashtra, VITEEE is conducted for admission to engineering courses offered by Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) and its campuses in India. The syllabi and subject areas covered in MHT CET and VITEEE are different. MHT CET covers topics from Physics Chemistry and Mathematics syllabus of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. The exam tests the candidate's knowledge in topics such as Mechanics, Electrostatics, Thermodynamics Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry etc. On the other hand, VITEEE syllabus includes topics from Physics Chemistry Mathematics/Biology, and English . The exam tests the candidate's knowledge in topics such as Units and Dimensions, Electrostatics, Thermodynamics Atomic Physics Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Matrices and Determinants Probability and Statistics etc.