MHT CET

Your score is less there are very few chances of getting good college. To get the list of the colleges, you can get on the basis of your MHCET score. Please go through the link and try this college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor.

Yes, you can, if you belong to some lower category. In general category, it is quite difficult.

Hello dear, your marks doesn't matters in your choice. You may go for B.Sc, BCA, B.Sc Hons, B.Sc. Agriculture etc. courses are available for you. Directly visit to colleges around you they gives you full information.

Hi,
After MHCET, Law results are declared. Directorate of Higher Education (DHE), Maharashtra conducts counselling by means of Centralized Admission Process (CAP). It is through this counselling process that candidates are offered admission in law programmes offered in the state of Maharashtra. Please find the link below for your detailed information:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/mhcet-law/counselling.

Good government colleges need at least 140+ marks in JEE Mains and for private colleges, it is 110+. Still, I will suggest you to go for counselling with home state quota. Moreover, you have less marks in class 12th boards, which may violate the rules of the college as in some of them minimum you need is 65% marks.

Hello Shubham,Based on the data of last year, one can say with certainty that those with valid score in MHCET are bound to get admission in one of the engineering colleges. However, it depends on merit. To help you, I am attaching a link that will predict college for you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor.

Hello Pallavi,You have scored reasonably well in MHCET. But, government colleges are invariably top priority for majority of students, hence difficult to state which college. However, to help you I am attaching a link that will predict college for you. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor.

We have 11 divisions with strength of 120 students each. Of these, 50% seats are reserved for minorities. After the minority admissions are over, we hardly have any seats left. Yesterday, on the first day of admissions, around 150 forms were submitted to the college.