MHT CET

Hii Kalpita, On scoring 92 percentile in MHT CET you can easily get admission in some of the top MBA colleges such as : 

1. D.Y Patil Pimpri, Pune
2. Navile Wadiya college
3. Bhartiya Vidyapeeth Institute of Management Studies & research.
4. Gurunanak Institute of Management studies, Mumbai 
5. Raisoni Group of Institute,   Nagpur
6. YCCE (Yashwantrao Chauhan College of Engineering), Nagpur
7.  PUMBA (only if you are from reserved category)
8.  And many more.

With a score of 43% in MHT CET you can secure admission for MBA in may colleges of Nagour Maharashtra such as Raisoni College of Engineering and Management,   Yashwantrao Chauhan College of Engineering (YCCE), Ramdev baba college, Anjuman College. Moreover, you can get seat in many colleges of Pune, Mumbai and all over Maharashtra for sure. However,   you cannot get Tier 1 colleges of MBA in Maharashtra such as IIM Nagpur, JBIMS, etc.

Scoring 94.36 percentile in MHT CET is verry appreciable score, apart from this getting scholarship doesnt only depend on marks, it also  depends on family income and caste . If you can be more specific the question would be verry easy to answer.

Scoring 75 percentile in MHT CET is a pretty good score . To confirm yourself a seat at PDEACE gor B.Tech in ELectronics and telecomunication your percecentile should be more than 75 according to the previous year cutoffs, so your at the border , the cances are 50:50. 

Yes, you can get admission.

58% Grade in Class 12: Most universities need applicants in nursing programs to have at least a 50% grade in Science stream in the 12th grade, thus you can apply in MHT CET Nursing.

92.6 percentile: This is a good result that may improve your chances of being admitted particularly at universities where this range represents the MHT CET cut-off.

Yes, Yes, there are decent chances that you get admission in Btech at Usha Mittal Institute of Technology, in Mumbai since 71% is a good score.

Yes,

In MHTCET anyone whose mother tongue is not Marathi comes under the linguistic minorities.

So in your case, as your mother tongue is Hindi you come under linguistic minority.