Polytechnic

Hello! Nilesh Giri, admissions to diploma courses offered by different polytechnics including the Government polytechnic at Thane are conducted by the directorate of technical education of the state of Maharashtra in a centralised fashion. All the students who have passed 10th and who are meeting the criteria for admission have been ask to register themselves on its website by giving revealed information so that the admissions can be processed sent only by way of counselling. There is no mention what so ever about any cut-off announced by the government polytechnic at Thane. So be rest assured that for admissions in this Institute that is no need to worry about obtaining certain minimum marks to be eligible to even apply. Anyone who meets the minimum criteria can apply for admission in this polytechnic by registering on the website as mention about.
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Hello Mukesh Gaikwad, firstly I must congratulate you for scoring nicely in your 10th examination. There is no cut-off prescribed by Government Polytechnic at Aurangabad for admissions into various courses that it conducts. Let me further explain. Admissions to different polytechnics across Maharashtra are centrally done by counselling by the directorate of technical education of the state of Maharashtra. Any student who has cleared the minimum criteria prescribed by this directorate can see admission. Admissions are of course given based on the merit list of the candidates drawn by this directory based on the marks of 10th. Nowhere does it say that this is the cut-off below which students need not apply. By looking into the website of the concerned institution you will come to know perhaps another important aspect which is a closing percentage which will give you an idea about your chances of getting admission. Best wishes to you.

Hello Anant Behera, I feel that you are confusing between cutoff list and closing list. Cut off is the ranking or the percentile or the marks which are declared by a particular Institute below which they do not accept applications from anyone. In most of the cases this is done to avoid flood of applications when the capacity to admit is very limited. However as a matter of policy or matter of rule no government institute or polytechnic announces any cut off what so ever below which students cannot apply. Be that as it may one needs to obtain a better score in 10th examination to get admission in any of the government polytechnics because there is a huge rush for admission since fees charged or very very less while academics is quite good.
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Hello Afzal Orawala, this institution was established way back in 1963 and has a very good reputation in Mumbai. It is an autonomous Institute meaning it awards its own diploma and degrees but all these are recognised by government of Maharashtra. This is an establishment that is called as grants in aid meaning many of the expenses incurred like teachers salaries etc are paid by government of Maharashtra and obviously it has to follow in the footsteps of what is applicable for government of Maharashtra establishments importing diploma courses. Admissions in this Institute are given based on the centralised admission process administered by the directory of technical education of Maharashtra government. To help you I am attaching a link that will give you for the and more information about this institution.
https://www.shiksha.com/college/k-j-somaiya-polytechnic-college-vidya-vihar-mumbai-64213
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