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Candidates must pass BE/ BTech or equivalent in Computer Engineering with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for M.Tech course at ADYPU School of Engineering. The aggregate is 45% for candidates belonging to reserved category and person with disability belonging to Maharashtra state only). Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

ADYPU conducts a Common Entrance Test or ACET for admission to BTech and M.Tech courses. The university usually conducts ACET in the second week of April. Students seeking admission in ADYPU School of Engineering must pass ACET. The university also accepts scores in JEE Main/ MHT CET for BTech and MHT CET MTech/ GATE for MTech programme. Further, aspirants also need to participate in the personal interview round conducted by the university for selection.

Yes, ADYPU School of Engineering admissions are currently open. Aspirants meeting the eligibility criteria can apply online for the preferred course. The applications for ADYPU usually opens in February or March and closes by April. The university conducts ACET in the second week of April. 

No, ADYPU School of Engineering does not offer direct admission. Candidates need to qualify ADYPU Common Entrance Test or ACET for admission to BTech or M.Tech courses. Besides, candidates also need to fulfil the course-specific eligibility criteria for admission. Eligible candidates can then apply for the course of their choice. The final selection is based on ACET score and performance of the aspirants in the personal interview round.

To seek admission to NDA, candidates must pass class 12 as per eligibility requirements. NDA Pune runs admission cycle twice a year, i.e, NDA -1 and NDA -2.  In order to get admitted, candidates have to register on the official website of UPSC and appear for the NDA Entrance exam. Personal interview and a mandatory medical examination is done as a final step for admission to NDA Pune. 

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences is consistently ranked amongst the top 100 institutions for Pharmacy in India for last five years by National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF), Ministry of Human Resource and Development.The institute is more well-known for its cultural diversity than for giving students an excellent and world-class education. Affiliated with the UGC (University Grants Commission), Bar and Pharmacy Council of India, MIT-WPU ranked under the top 100 colleges in India by India Today.

In just three years, it has earned its reputation as the Leading School of Law in India. The School of Law focuses on a value-driven approach to legal education, incorporating interactive sessions, hands-on practical training, moot court competitions, classroom presentations, and industry-centric assignments.The institute is more well-known for its cultural diversity than for giving students an excellent and world-class education. Affiliated with the UGC (University Grants Commission), Bar and Pharmacy Council of India, MIT-WPU ranked under the top 100 colleges in India by India Today.

The answer is yes. someone with low percentages like this can get admission in college but you have to hunt for some newer or lesser known private colleges.

In some cases students can get admission by management quota, sports quota or through reservation.