MHT CET 96%ile, CSE Seat in Pune/Mumbai for All India Candidate?

Ans: जहाँ तक आपकी बेटी की COMEDK रैंक का सवाल है, कृपया कर्नाटक के टियर 2 कॉलेजों के लिए प्रयास करें। आपको CSE के लिए पिछले साल की ओपनिंग और क्लोजिंग रैंक पर ComedK की वेबसाइट से 13k रैंक की रेंज के कॉलेजों की सूची मिलेगी। MHT-CET के लिए भी यही प्रक्रिया अपनानी होगी। यहाँ कॉलेजों की सूची प्रदान करना एक समय लेने वाली प्रक्रिया है। कृपया यह कार्य अपनी बेटी को सौंपें ताकि ऑनलाइन/ऑफ़लाइन काउंसलिंग में उसकी रैंक के लिए उन कॉलेजों को आसानी से लक्षित किया जा सके। आपकी बेटी के उज्ज्वल भविष्य के लिए शुभकामनाएँ।

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Ans: Hello Sudarshan.
With a score of 105, your son has little opportunity to secure admission in a government college for Computer Science Engineering, but he can gain entry into a private college through the management quota. Numerous well-regarded colleges in Mumbai and Pune offer CSE programs. Unfortunately, we cannot specify a particular college at this time.
Best of luck to you.
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Ans: With a 98.13 percentile in MH CET, your son is eligible for CSE branches in reputable Maharashtra colleges, though the absolute top-tier options are just out of reach. COEP Pune’s CSE cutoff is typically above 99.8 percentile, and VJTI Mumbai closes near 99.3–99.7 percentile, making them highly competitive this year. However, strong alternatives like PICT Pune (CSE cutoff ~99.37 percentile), Cummins College Pune for Women (CSE cutoff ~99.21 percentile for open category girls), and MIT Academy of Engineering Pune (CSE cutoff ~97–98 percentile) are realistic and offer robust placement records. SPIT Mumbai’s CSE cutoff is generally above 99.3 percentile, so it may be slightly out of reach, but branches like IT or ECE could be considered if available. Given admission in BTech IT at VIT Vellore (Category 5), which has a lower placement density and higher fee, prioritize CSE at PICT Pune, Cummins College, or MITAOE Pune through MH CET counselling, and keep VIT Vellore IT as a backup option for broader national exposure if preferred colleges are not secured. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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