Mohyal Educational Research Institute of Technology (MERIT)

Admissions at KJ Somaiya Polytechnic are merit-based, meaning that students are selected based on their academic performance. Applicants must have passed the SSC examination with a minimum of 35% marks in the best of five subjects. The college also considers factors such as entrance exam scores and extracurricular activities.

T. John Institute of Technology admissions are competitive. The admission process for B.E. courses is based on CET and COMEDK/ AIEEE/ JEE exam scores. For Ph.D. programs, the score on the VTU entrance exam is taken into account. To apply, go to the institution's official website and fill out the application form.
And Karnataka PGCET / KMAT / MAT for postgraduate programs.

According to the admission procedure mentioned on the official website of Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies (MRIIRS), the admission to various programs is based on merit as specified in the admission brochure under the heading "Programs Offered at MRIIRS" for various programs. Admissions to all programs are also made on the basis of Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test (MRNAT) for which the scores shall automatically be picked up for merit.

PDM University offers a variety of UG and PG courses for the students. The University has 12 different institutions.

Admission to all the courses is merit-based except for MDS, BDS, BTech, MPharm and MBA courses.

Following are the respective courses and their respective entrance examination:

BTech- JEE Mains

BDS- NEETUG

MDS- NEET MDS

BArch- JEE Main II/NATA

MBA- CAT, XAT, MAT

MPharma- GPAT

MTech- GATE

PHD- CSIR-JRF/ GATE/JEST/GPAT/UGC-NET/SET

Admissions to D. Y. Patil Medical College, Kolhapur for the MBBS program are entrance-based. The selection criteria are merit-based on the basis of NEET UG scores. The MBBS seats are filled through common counseling conducted by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) for deemed universities. If after DGHS counselling the seats are still unfilled, they will be divided into institutional and merit seats. The students must have to score minimum required marks mentioned in the cut off list of the college that vary every year and depends on various factors.

Admissions at Maharaja Agrasen College are merit-based. The selection process for the BSc program is determined by the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Aspiring students need to complete the CUET application process to secure a seat in the BSc course. For specific details about seat intake and other admission-related information, I recommend checking the official college website or contacting the college directly.