Colleges in Mumbai

Hello Yash,
VJTI is normally at the top of the choice of majority students. At what marks there will be cutoff actually depends on the overall scoring pattern of the students. However, I would say that you need to be in 90 percentile to get admission in VJTI.

Yes, you can get direct admission in H.K. College of Pharmacy for B. Pharm, however, these seats are awarded at the sole discretion of the authorities at the institute. Admission is through counseling based on the rank obtained in MHT CET for the 80% of the total seats.
Remaining seats will be under management quota on the basis of 10+2 marks.

No, you need to be in the 90 percentile category.

So, basically, there is no cut-off as such for HSC marks, but in order to pursue engineering, you need a minimum of 70% aggregate in PCM i.e. Physics, Chemistry & Maths. For specifically Biomedical Engineering in D.J. Sanghvi, if you belong to GCLM category (Gujrati Caste Linguistic Minority) then cut-off is 79/200 and in the open category, it is 81/200.
Please Note: The cut-off mentioned are as per 2017 and may not remain same for the upcoming years.
Hope this helps.
Wish you all the best.

SIES has an average placement for IT specialisation. If you are unable to get into Jb, Sydenham, Somaiya or Welingkar; SIES is not a bad option to consider. But also, if you have an option of choosing any other specialisation other than IT, I will ask you to consider that. And yes, SIES is approved by AICTE as well as by Mumbai University.

The chances totally depend on your performance in the GDPI round.