MHTCET

Usually, the official website of the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell provides the most recent information on the results of the MHT CET (Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Testing). Typically, results are disclosed several weeks following the test, and applicants can view their results by logging in with their registration number and other necessary information. The results contain comprehensive rank and score reports, which are necessary for the ensuing counselling and admissions procedures. It is recommended that you frequently check the official MHT CET website or get in touch with the test authorities for the most up-to-date information to stay informed on the precise dates of result release, counselling schedules, and any changes to the procedure.

GENERAL -OBC – ( 70 % marks in MHT CET ) You can check Admission at these college of Mumbai for B.Tech. their fees are low from others and providing good quality education as well.

1. Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT): Good quality education with decent fees.

2. 5 VIVEKANAND EDUCATION SOCIETY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (mumbai) (Possesses an excellent infrastructure and fee is also less.)

3. Thakur College of Engineering and Technology (TCET): Offers several engineering courses for a reasonable price tag

These Colleges and institutes are reputed ones where you can get your seat as per MHT CET marks, any category. Always refer to their the latest decease and hire pricing on the point of service.

With 78% in MHTCET you may or may not get government pharmacy college depending upon cutoff for every year and specific college. A score of 137 is likely to be low, and this might not get you into government colleges that rank higher who tend to have harder cutoffs. But, if you apply for any government or semi-government pharmacy colleges then may be chances are there in some states which have less competition. One must refer to last year's cutoffs for the pharmacy colleges functioning under government and thus taking part in counseling so that they may get a choice about which college is good enough, thereby enhancing their range of admissions.

It is possible, subject to the admissions policies of the institution, to be admitted to a Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma) programme after completing the 12th grade without taking the MHT CET exam. As an alternative to requiring the MHT CET exam for admission, several government and private universities offering D.Pharma may evaluate applicants based on their performance in 12th-grade Science courses, such as physics, chemistry, and biology. Some universities utilise merit-based selection, where your academic standing is the main factor. Other universities use different admissions requirements. Yet, taking the MHT CET or other pertinent tests may be required in some circumstances, particularly for universities that place a strong focus on entry exams.