Diploma

Hello! Tofiq Shaikh, you have scored reasonably well in your 12th examination. You can in fact seek lateral admission directly into second year of 3 years Diploma course. I feel that you should get admission even with this percentage in this institution. I am basing my judgement on the fact that last year many seats were lying vacant across different institutes for Diploma courses and all these vacant seats will now be available for direct admission for those who have passed 12th. You can check on the website of the director rate of technical education of the state of Maharashtra for detailed information about admission related queries particularly for lateral admission process. Best wishes to you.

Hello Mukesh Gaikwad, firstly I must congratulate you for scoring nicely in your 10th examination. There is no cut-off prescribed by Government Polytechnic at Aurangabad for admissions into various courses that it conducts. Let me further explain. Admissions to different polytechnics across Maharashtra are centrally done by counselling by the directorate of technical education of the state of Maharashtra. Any student who has cleared the minimum criteria prescribed by this directorate can see admission. Admissions are of course given based on the merit list of the candidates drawn by this directory based on the marks of 10th. Nowhere does it say that this is the cut-off below which students need not apply. By looking into the website of the concerned institution you will come to know perhaps another important aspect which is a closing percentage which will give you an idea about your chances of getting admission. Best wishes to you.

Hello Kartik Ghogale, admissions to various diploma courses across different institutions in the state of Maharashtra are centrally coordinated by the directorate of technical education of Maharashtra. Presently they have announced students who are eligible to register online for seeking admission to diploma courses of various branches in all the colleges. This itself is a clear indication that there are no cut off prescribed for admission. The government polytechnic at Pune also admits students based on this Central counselling and has not prescribed any sort of cutoffs for students to make applications for admission. At the same time, I must point out that this polytechnic has a very good reputation academically as well as in the placements area and hence a large number of students seek admission in this Institute. This results in the closing of admission at a very high percentage of marks obtained in the 10th standard. It is therefore advised that if you are in the top percentile in the 10th then you have got a good chance of admission to this Institute.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Vinod Nagpure, now that the results of the 10th have been announced by the Maharashtra state education board and registration for diploma courses is in full swing, I can understand and appreciate the angst and the anxiety in the minds of all those seeking admission. The first thing that comes to mind is whether I will get admission to my most fav college. Let me assure you that Govt Polytechnic Pune has not declared any cutoff below which students are debarred from applying. This is clear from the website of this institution. However, this only means that if a student is fulfilling the criterion of admission then he/she can seek it. However, getting actual admission is another cup of tea. It depends wholly on the number of students and their marks. If one is behind these students then it's hard luck.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Mohammad Muazzam, I can understand your angst and the anxiety of knowing about the cut-off information for seeking admission or applying for admission to this polytechnic in Pune. But I am afraid that there is no official information from either this polytechnic or from the direct rate of technical education of the Government of Maharashtra that they have prescribed any such cut-off for students to apply for admission. Normally speaking in any government institute there will be no cut-off prescribed. This is so perhaps because of the egalitarian nature of the Government and its institutions. Be that as it may, I would like to advise you that the admissions in this polytechnic close at a very high percentage of 10th class. This is so because firstly it's a government polytechnic and hence the fees are very very low secondly, the academic excellence of this Institute is known throughout the state and as a result, many students vie for admission to this Institute. This intern causes the closing of admissions at a reasonably higher percentage as compared with other polytechnics.
Best wishes to you.