MHT CET

Hie, Hope you doing well. I am sending you a link where you can check the probability. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor
Go through this link you will find easy to get colleges. Best of luck.

Hi Sakshi,
Admissions for many MBA colleges would be open now. You will have to check for the colleges not appearing for CMAT scorecards or check for the available seats even after the online admission procedure. Do check for the colleges in the city from where you would like to pursue your Masters.

The cut-off for LLB 3 year program is (58-60) if you are from the general category.

You can enroll in St Wilfred's college, Rizvi College or D. Y. Patil College of Law, Mumbai.

There is no GDPI as such. Just go and only meet the administration guy in XIMR. He will help you out.

Hi,
Hope, everything is going well with you. I saw you marks in MHTCET, as these marks are on low side, it will be tough for you get admission in DY Patil College. I would recommend you to go for any other private institute those who have better placement and infrastructure. Best of luck.

MHCET 2019 dates are not declared yet. Please be patient, and do prepare for the examination. Once it will be declared, you will get to know.

Hi there!
Registration are now closed for this year. You can apply for it in January-March next year!
Best Of Luck!

For Des Navalmal Firodia Law College you need around 78-80 marks this year if you have domicile of Maharashtra and for non-Maharashtra candidate they need around 83-84 marks in MAH-CET law. You can try for paid management seat in top law colleges in Pune.