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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
To get into MBA/PGDM at MMM's IMERT, you need a 3-year bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories in Maharashtra) . You also must qualify in any one of these entrance exams: MAH? MBA CET, CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, or GMAT . Final year grads can apply too, but you need to pass with the required marks before admissions finalize . After clearing tests and document check, you go through CAP counselling to secure your seat.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
MMM's IMERT in Pune has decent infrastructure—like a cafeteria, library, computer labs, gym, hostel, and Wi-Fi-enabled campus—rated around 3.8/5 . Faculty are supportive and experienced, with a 4.3/5 teaching score, using case studies and PPTs . Placements are average—about 85% students get placed, with a median package of 3.5LPA . So overall, it's a good option if you want solid academics without breaking your pocket.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Yes, you can get admission to Chalapathi Institute of Engineering and Technology B.E. / B.Tech course without Andhra Pradesh EAMCET through the management Quota.
This institute provides 30% of his seats by the management Quota, for which you need to be qualified in the 12th with a well-known board, and you need more than 50% marks in your 12th examination with the PCM (physics, chemistry, math) stream and the EAMCET rank is optional for the management Quota.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
The MHT CET result for engineering (both PCM and PCB groups) is scheduled to be released on June 16, 2025, around 6:00PM on the official MHT CET portal. Once it's out, you can log in with your application number and DOB to download the scorecard. After that, counselling via Maharashtra's CAP starts around July, so stay ready, bro!
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
The faculty at Kalyani Charitable Trust's Late G.N. Sapkal College of Engineering are mostly well-qualified and helpful. Many students say teachers are “knowledgeable” and support you with doubts, regular lectures, and practical training . Some reviews do mention a few boring or less inspiring professors, but overall the teaching experience receives solid marks teachers explain concepts clearly, are approachable, and boost confidence to take on internships or exams.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
B.E./B.Tech is the most sought after course at Chalapathi Institute of Engineering and Technology because the academic foundation of this institute is strong.
This Institute provide best and experienced faculity and industry-relevant curriculum.
This institute offers many high demanding course specializations like CSE, AI & ML, Cyber Security, and Data Science. It also provides good placement offers and internship opportunities.
thhis institute has a modern infrastructure including well-equipped labs nad libraries.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
For the General category in 2024, the closing percentiles in Round 1 were roughly:
Computer Engineering: 70–71%
Electronics & Telecom: ~60.6%
Electrical Engineering: ~63%
Mechanical Engineering: ~52%
Civil Engineering: ~37.7%
So, if your MHT-CET score is above 60 percentile, you've good shot at popular branches, and a bit above 35–40 percentile can still get you Civil.
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a year agoContributor-Level 8
The GATE CCMT 2025 Round 1 cutoff for NIT Delhi (OPEN CATEGORY) can be checked below -
Round 1 | Institute | PG Programmes | Group | Max and Minimum GATE Score |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Electronics and Communication Engineering | G1 | 510 - 483 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialisation in VLSI | G1 | 608 - 545 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | CAD/CAM | G1 | 487 - 438 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Power Electronics & Drives | G1 | 500 - 425 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Power & Energy Systems | G1 | 437 - 421 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Computer Science & Engineering | G1 | 741 - 668 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Civil and Infrastructure Engineering | G1 | 535 - 488 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Mathematics & Computing (MC) | G1 | 625 - 612 |
Round 1 | National Institute of Technology Delhi | Computer Science & Engineering (Analytics) | G1 | 661 - 638 |
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a year agoBeginner-Level 5
Securing admission into Kalyani Charitable Trust's Late G.N.Sapkal College of Engineering depends on your MHT-CET or JEE Main rank but it's not super tough if you target the right branches. For example, in 2024, Civil Engineering needed around 18th percentile in the final CAP round, while Computer Engineering required 68–70 percentile in Round 1 . JEE Main cutoffs hovered between 3.6 Lacs to 12 Lacs All-India Rank across different branches . Overall, decent (but not top-tier) MHT-CET ranks can land you a seat stay above those branch-specific percentiles!
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