MHTCET

Hi.The MHT CET 2025 results have been announced for admission to BE/BTech and Integrated BTech courses. On the official CET Cell website, candidates can log in and check their results.For cutoff detail results you can check the below link

https://www.shiksha.com/college/al-ameen-education-medical-foundation-s-college-of-engineering-management-studies-taluka-shirur-pune-47225/cutoff

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You can join BE via direct second? year lateral entry if you hold a Diploma or BSc with required marks—no MHT CET or JEE needed. But to enter the first year, Maharashtra students need MHT CET scores, and outside students must have JEE Main scores.

The cutoff for computer engineering is ~86 percentile and for the IT branch is ~70 percentile and for the mechanical engineering is ~64.65 percentile, for the electrical engineering is ~35  percentile. It depends upon the branch you have selected.

Yes, you can get admission without MHT CET  to MET League of Colleges, Bhujbal Knowledge City, Nashik for B.E. / B.Tech course. You can also go through JEE Mains. With the score in JEE Mains, you can get admission in the college. You need to write either JEE Mains or MHT CET.

Yes, you can. If you didn't take MHT CET, no worries — your JEE Main or even ICAR AIEEA score can help you out too. Just be sure to apply through the DTE Maharashtra CAP counselling process. You need the eligibility and a score in either of these exams.

Yes, you can enrol in Trinity College of Engineering and Research's B.E./B.Tech programme without taking the MHT CET. The college offers admission through its own entrance exam, TCOER-EET, even though MHT CET or JEE Main scores are widely accepted. Students who meet the eligibility requirements and do well on the internal test can apply even if they do not have state or national entrance scores.

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Yes, if you are outside Maharashtra or prefer JEE, you can use your JEE Main score instead of MHT-CET. But if you are a maharashtra student, MHT-CET is required for state quota. JEE admissions are valid, though seats via JEE are limited. It's doable but not a one size fits all strategy.