97.37 percentile in mhtcet, what colleges to except for a degree in cse or entc or mechanical, please list the names of colleges which are best for each field , and please give guidance on faculty's teaching quality

Ans: With a 97.37 percentile in MHT CET, you are just below the cutoff for CSE in the top government colleges like COEP Pune (CSE cutoff 99.95–99.99), VJTI Mumbai (99.96), and PICT Pune (99.5+), but you have good chances for Mechanical Engineering in COEP (98.2–98.5) and VJTI (98.4–98.6), and for CSE or E&TC in strong private and semi-government colleges. For CSE, top options include Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE), Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Technology, Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering, and Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, all of which have solid placement records and modern infrastructure. For E&TC, you can target SPIT Mumbai (cutoff ~98.5), PCCOE, and Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering. For Mechanical, COEP, VJTI, and Walchand College of Engineering Sangli are the best, with cutoffs in your range and a legacy of academic excellence. Faculty quality in these top colleges is generally high: COEP and VJTI have 80–90% PhDs, experienced professors, and a supportive environment, though some variability in teaching style exists. SPIT and PICT also have well-qualified, experienced faculty, with practical, industry-oriented teaching, though some students note inconsistencies. Walchand College faculty are highly qualified, supportive, and maintain strong industry links, especially in mechanical and civil branches.

The recommendation is to target Mechanical at COEP, VJTI, or Walchand for the best academic and placement outcomes in core engineering, and CSE or E&TC in PCCOE, D.Y. Patil, Rajarshi Shahu, SPIT, or Vidyalankar for strong tech careers, as these colleges offer excellent faculty, infrastructure, and placement support at your percentile. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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