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| 5th December 2019 05:56 PM | |
| suchi haria |
Re: Am I eligible for admission through MHT CET after scoring 64% in PCM? Which one is a better course between CSE, Electronics and Telecommunication, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering? The eligibility criteria for admission in engineering is Candidate must appear for an entrance exam Candidate must score at least 50% marks in 12 in physics, chemistry and mathematics Candidate must be of certain age at the time of admission As ,you fulfill the above criteria you are eligible for the course Each field is unique in its own way ,first you need to find your interest and than it will be better to select a particular stream If you go for telecommunications you will learn all about it New technology enhance the future opportunities |
| 11th June 2012 01:27 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: Am I eligible for admission through MHT CET after scoring 64% in PCM? Which one is a better course between CSE, Electronics and Telecommunication, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering? what the minimum grouping required for open to be eligible for admission to any engineering college? |
| 7th September 2011 04:12 AM | |
| vishal jaybhaye |
Re: Am I eligible for admission through MHT CET after scoring 64% in PCM? Which one is a better course between CSE, Electronics and Telecommunication, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering? dear friend , for the admission through the mhtcet exam , following requirements are needed 1) candidate must have to score 150 aggregate marks out of 300 in the in the pcm subjects. means one must have to score more than 50% aggregate in the physics , chemistry and maths. ( 45% in case of reserved category candidates ). you have not mentioned your score of the pcm subjects. but after scoring 64% in the board exam generally candidate completes his grouping that is 50% aggregate requirement in the pcm subjects. after scoring 79 marks in mhtcet exam you will get admission in the private engineering colleges in the maharashtra. choosing of the branch for the engineering is strictly depends on the choice or interest in the branch. according to the future mechanical engineering is the branch which can be more safe than other branches. because mechanical industry is growing rapidly year by year. according to me mechanical will be best choice. thanks and best luck |
| 19th June 2011 11:52 AM | |
| MayurAK |
Am I eligible for admission through MHT CET after scoring 64% in PCM? Which one is a better course between CSE, Electronics and Telecommunication, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering? I just passed HSC with 64% in PCM. So I'm eligible to get admission through MHT_CET. I scored 79 in CET. I have to get admission for Computer science & engineering ,electronics and telecommunication, electrical or mechanical engineering. Which one is better and low stressfull for future? |
