MH CET 2015 Question Paper with solutions

Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering (PCCOE), Ravet, Pune has released the MHT CET 2025 Round 1 cutoff.

For the General category, the MHT CET cutoff percentile was between 90.59% to 96.99% for different engineering branches.

For the OBC Home State (OBCS) category, the cutoff percentile was between 95.29% to 95.88%.

The closing All India Ranks for some popular branches were:

Computer Engineering
General: Around 10473 rank
OBCS: Around 12414 rank

Information Technology
General: Around 11024 rank
OBCS: Around 12276 rank

Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering
General: Around 11379 rank
OBCS: Around 14354 rank

Mechanical Engineering
General: Around 17550 rank
OBCS: Around 20526 rank

Civil Engineering
General: Around 32188 rank
OBCS: Around 36411 rank

If your rank is near or better than these, you may get a seat in PCCOE Ravet depending on the round and availability.

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Hello,

Thanks for reaching out!

The MHCET Law entrance exam is conducted for 150 marks. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering topics such as Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning, English, and Basic Mathematics. The paper is of 2 hours duration and is held online. Preparing well in each section is essential to score competitively.

For more information about this exam, councelling, cutoff etc you can visit:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/mhcet-law

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Hello Aspirant,

MHT CET 2024 category-wise cutoffs vary greatly by college and course (Engineering, Pharmacy, etc.).

Generally, General category requires higher percentiles (e.g., 90-99+ for top engineering branches like CSE). Reserved categories (OBC, SC, ST) receive significant percentile relaxations, allowing admission at lower scores.

You can find official round-wise cutoffs on the Maharashtra State CET Cell's website.

Hello Samiksha

With 51 percentile in MHCET, you can get the following colleges:

1. Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (VIT), Wadala
2. Thakur College of Engineering and Technology, Kandivali
3. Shivajirao S. Jondhale College of Engineering, Dombivali
4. Mumbai University affiliated colleges (some branches)
5. Atharva College of Engineering, Malad
6. Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Kurla
7. Anjuman-I-Islam Kalsekar Technical Campus, Panvel
8. Xavier Institute of Engineering, Mahim
9. St. Francis Institute of Technology, Borivali
10. Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College, Chembur

To know more about MH CET: MHT CET by CAREERS360

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Hi Vedant!

Yes, you can. In MHT CET CAP rounds, once you proceed to Round 2, you have the flexibility to add new college choices that you didn’t list in Round 1. However, these must be of equal or lower preference level than the original allotment 13th or below.. You cannot insert a new choice above your allotted rank only rearrange or append lower-ranked options. This is how seat upgrades happen when better institutions become available. Make sure to save and submit the updated choice list within the editing window before Round 2 deadline.

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hii,

GJ Advani Law College is one of the top ones and usually has a higher cutoff, often above 92% for general category students. So, getting into Advani might be a bit tight unless you're from a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC, etc.). But don't lose hope cutoffs do fluctuate every year based on seat availability and student performance.

On the other hand Ravindra Chavan Law College generally has a more relaxed cutoff compared to Advani, so your chances here are better. Keep an eye on the CAP rounds Also, apply to a few backup colleges just in case.

All the best!

Hello!

A percentile of 87 in MHT CET Agriculture, combined with an ST reservation, gives you good options for BSc Agriculture in Maharashtra.

• Government colleges like College of Agriculture, Pune, or Mahatma Phule Agri College, Rahuri may require percentiles above 90, but they sometimes open seats in subsequent rounds for ST candidates.

• Private but government-aided colleges such as JSPM College of Agriculture (Tathawade) and colleges under Marathwada Agricultural University often accept lower percentiles (85–88) in reserved category.

• Look at institutions like Vasantrao Naik College, Parbhani, and Agriculture University campuses in Kolhapur where ST seats often open up below the 90th percentile.

Fill your choices during MHT CET CAP counseling through the DTE Maharashtra portal. Prioritize colleges in reserve and open quotas early. Also, some newer private universities offer scholarships for ST candidates with MHT CET scores between 80–90 Percentile.

Best wishes!

Hii,

Thank you for your question!

Yes, you can get admission to a government college in Maharashtra through your MHT CET score, but it depends on how high your score is and which category you belong to (General, OBC, SC, ST, etc.). The top government engineering and pharmacy colleges in Maharashtra, like COEP Pune, VJTI Mumbai, and ICT Mumbai, have high cut-offs. If your score is decent and falls within the cut-off range of government or government-aided colleges, you can secure a seat in the CAP rounds. Keep in mind that domicile in Maharashtra and category reservation play a huge role in increasing your chances. Even if you don't get in the first few rounds, keep an eye on the mop-up and spot rounds. You can also consider semi-government colleges if fully government ones are out of reach.

For more information about MHT CET exam pattern, fees, councelling details you can consider this link;

https://www.careers360.com/exams/mht-cet

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hello,

Yes, you can cancel your admission after the 1st year and appear for MHT CET again, even if you had a TFWS seat in your current college. Many students choose to take a partial drop if they feel the college or branch they got isn't right for them. However, there are a few important things to keep in mind you’ll need to cancel your current admission officially through your college and possibly notify the university.

To get TFWS again, you must meet the income criteria and perform well in the next MHT CET, as TFWS seats are limited and competitive. Also, remember that you’ll have to start from 1st year again in the new college even if you complete the first year now.

Hope it will clear your doubt

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Hi dear candidate,

With the score of 66.3 percent in MHT CET Law exam and along with defence quota, you can admission in few prominent law colleges like Thakur Law College Nashik, ILS Law College Pune and New Law College Ahmednagar.

Keep in mind that cut off mat vary from college to college but these are the potential colleges for you.

You should use our official college prediction tool for MHT CET Law College:

Law Colleges predictor MHT CET 2025

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