MHTCET

With 36 percentile in MHT-CET (Maharashtra), admission to top or mid-tier government colleges isn't possible, but you can still get Civil Engineering in several private or lesser-known institutes. Possible options include:

• JSPM's Bhivarabai Sawant Institute of Technology, Pune

• Trinity College of Engineering and Research, Pune

• Zeal College of Engineering, Pune

• Dr. D. Y. Patil School of Engineering, Lohegaon

• G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur (low-demand round)

You can also explore management or institute-level quota seats for better chances.

Yes — with ~85.91 percentile in LVJS (Ladies Vimukta Jati / Denotified Tribes, a reserved female category), you can get Sanjivani College of Engineering for Computer Engineering, since the cutoff for LVJS “B.Tech Computer Engineering” in 2025 was 85.91.

With 80 percentile in MHT-CET (General category), you can target mid-level government or aided colleges, mainly in core branches. Possible options:

• Government College of Engineering, Amravati

• Government College of Engineering, Chandrapur

• Government College of Engineering, Karad

• SGGS Nanded

• WCE Sangli (low-demand branches)
  Chances improve in later rounds.

With 120 marks in MHT-CET (General category), you are unlikely to get top colleges/branches (like CSE/IT in COEP, VJTI) but can aim for mid-tier private/university-affiliated colleges in less competitive branches.

For admissions to the BTech course at SPPU, candidates must complete their Higher Senior Secondary with decent scores. Once they have secured a valid scores, they should appear for the MHT CET scores, because the university only accepts relevant MHT CET scores for admissions to BTech course. Check out the application process for the MHTCET exam here. For final seat allotment, students are required to go through the CAP counselling process conducted by DTE Maharashtra. However, the Department of Technology offers a BTech in Aviation programme, and admission to this course is subject to the OEE exam.