MAH-CET Cut-off
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Rahil MohammadB.tech graduate in ME, MBA from NIT, Rourkela
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Krishna,
Your class 10th and CET scores are good. Try maintaining your B.Tech marks above 60%.
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You have a fair chance of being called from this college.
All the best.
Your class 10th and CET scores are good. Try maintaining your B.Tech marks above 60%.
.
You have a fair chance of being called from this college.
All the best.
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Sugandha Sahu
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Hi,
MAH-CET cut-off for admission in MITSOM in 2016 was 137. Last year's CMAT cutoff was around 200.
MAH-CET cut-off for admission in MITSOM in 2016 was 137. Last year's CMAT cutoff was around 200.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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For engineering, a candidate must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks (45% marks, in the case of backward class categories and PWD candidates belonging to Maharashtra state) in the subject physics, mathematics and chemistry/ biotechnology/ biology/ technical vocational subject added together.
For pharmacy courses, an applicant should have completed class 12th with English, physics, chemistry and mathematics/ biology/ biotechnology/ technical vocational subject. For open category, the minimum percentage criteria is 45% and for reserved category, it is 40% .There is no age limit applicable for this course.
For allied health science cou
For engineering, a candidate must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks (45% marks, in the case of backward class categories and PWD candidates belonging to Maharashtra state) in the subject physics, mathematics and chemistry/ biotechnology/ biology/ technical vocational subject added together.
For pharmacy courses, an applicant should have completed class 12th with English, physics, chemistry and mathematics/ biology/ biotechnology/ technical vocational subject. For open category, the minimum percentage criteria is 45% and for reserved category, it is 40% .There is no age limit applicable for this course.
For allied health science cou
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Normally, there will be some seats for non-residents in every state examinations. You will be considered in that particular quota. You can apply and write the examination and get your best score, but Maharastra government cannot support any way in terms of finance.
All the best.
Normally, there will be some seats for non-residents in every state examinations. You will be considered in that particular quota. You can apply and write the examination and get your best score, but Maharastra government cannot support any way in terms of finance.
All the best.
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