Maharashtra

The criterion for admission into Government Law College, Mumbai is the Common Entrance Test (CET) from the year 2016 onwards.
The CET Examination for the 3-year LLB course and the 5-year LLB course will be conducted on 22nd May 2016.
The percentage scored in the HSC/CBSE/State Board Examinations will not continue to be the criterion for admission into Government Law College, Mumbai.

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are the best options for C+ in Pune.

You can check for colleges like IES, ITM, Vivekananda, and Sinhgad.
Kindly visit the below link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-it-colleges-in-mumbai-all

ISBM-Pune, IMED-Pune, Flame-Pune, IES-Mumbai, MET-Mumbai, NL Dalmia-Mumbai and SIES-Navi Mumbai are some of the decent colleges where you may try out for good job opportunities.

The faculty members are decent and really very supportive. Everything depends on you, how consistently you work and get placed. If you don't, then a good placement will be the question mark for you. Many intellectual events are organised. You can expect an average package of around 20-22 thousand rupees per month. Hostel life is good too.

Hello Ankit,
The Government of India has announced formation of National Testing Agency to conduct all such tests from 2018 onwards. If you are lucky, then 2018 will see single all India test for engineering.

You need to score around 220-230 in IIT-Mains to get admission in VNIT - Nagpur. A good score in IIT-Mains is good enough to get a seat in any NIT, even if you fail to qualify in IIT - Advanced.