Accounting & Commerce

Hello Mandar,
You have decent scores in both the exams. To know your chances of getting VIT-Pune, you may use the respective predictor tools:
For JEE Mains:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
For MHCET:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor

You can try for Anna University or Ashoka University. Anna University is a reputed university and cut-offs are generally high for most of the courses offered by the university. Ashoka University is also a good institute and is gaining repute in north India for its quality education.

Well, you may have a moderate chance of getting CSE at MIT-WPU with your MHT-CET score. For CSE/IT, you can opt for Bharati Vidyapeeth, PCCOE and AISSMSSE. If you are considering management quota then you can also apply for PICT.

Hello Rajat
Go to this link below and predict it on your own:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

You have scored a very low score in your 10+2 CBSE boards through this score you are not eligible for applying for Sri Guru Gobind Singh College for B.Com course.

You can do it from the school of open learning it will not cost you high and you got the degree of DU. Hardly you have to pay 4 to 5 thousand in a year or less.

You can choose your choice English or Hindi, they have both.

No, you can't M.Sc is for Science students, and the eligibility to take admission in M.Sc, that you have a degree in B.Sc. Otherwise, you are not eligible for it.

Hi,You must clear 10+2 with 50% marks. In the top institutes, admission is based on merit- through written test, situation test, group discussion and interview.

The fee may vary from college to college government college have less fee and in private college, the fee is more. So, I suggest you do it from government college.