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Shilakha

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Diploma is a good option if you want to enter the technical field earlier and focus more on practical skills. A degree like B.Tech is better if you want wider career options, higher-level roles, or plan to pursue M.Tech later.For example, LPU offers both Diploma and B.Tech programmes, so you can choose based on your qualification and career plan. Personally, I'd prefer B.Tech CSE for long-term growth, but Diploma can also be a good starting point.

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Aashish Jha

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Yes, the Maharashtra State CET Cell also conducts this law entrance exam outside Maharashtra. Candidates can choose outside exam centres during application form filling.

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Aashish Jha

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Yes, the Maharashtra State CET Cell also conducts this law entrance exam outside Maharashtra. Candidates can choose outside exam centres during application form filling.

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Aashish Jha

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Candidates ideally need 4 to 6 months for the preparation of this exam. 

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Aashish Jha

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Candidates ideally need 4 to 6 months for the preparation of this exam. 

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Aashish Jha

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It is important to check the MH CET 3-year LLB marks versus percentile. This is because college admissions are based strictly on your final percentile rank rather than your raw score.

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Akanksha Yadav

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With a 51 percentile in MHT CET you might have limited options for top-tier engineering programs. Since you already possess a specialized, high-value professional course, so I think repeating an engineering/technical entrance exam to join a lower-tier private college will take you a step backward.

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Akanksha Yadav

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Sorry, but according to me with 96.09 percentile in MHT-CET through PCB, you cannot get admission to ICT for B.Tech Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology. The cuttoff competitively closes around 99.0 to 99.9 percentile.

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Shariek Sheik

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category matters a lot. If you have a reserved category or qualify under a particular minority seat category, the situation can be different.

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Aston Martin

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While exploring your admission options at MPSTME, NMIMS Mumbai based on your MHT CET score provides a solid starting point, Lovely Professional University (LPU) serves as an excellent alternative. LPU offers premier engineering programs featuring state-of-the-art research laboratories, an industry-aligned curriculum, and an outstanding global career placement track record.

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