For Shri K.J. Polytechnic College, Bharuch, the computer engineering cut-off varies each year based on merit and category. In general, the GUJCET closing rank ranges from 20,000 to 50,000 depending on reservation and seat intake. Please refer to the ACPDC Gujarat official website for the latest round-wise cut-off list.

For the BHMS program at DEI , the closing rank is available on the below website by careers360:

https://dqxeclau.top/university/dei

Eligibility also requires a minimum of 50% aggregate in PCB in class 12 a valid NEET score.

However being a private college , the cut off tends to be more flexible compared to the government AYUSH colleges. For the most accurate rank thresholds, check the official AYUSH counselling portal result tabs or contact DEI"s admission office.

Hello student,

I would recommend you to read the following article to understand the cutoff trends:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-category-wise-cutoff

Also do visit  the official website of Maharashtra State CET Cell:

https://fe2025.mahacet.org/2023/2023ENGG_CAP2_AI_CutOff.pdf

Thank you!!

Hello,

With your NEET 2025 score of 185, an All India Rank close to 8.7 lakhs, and an SC category rank near 1.04 lakhs, you might have a reasonable to decent opportunity for getting admission into Smt. Chandaben Mohanbhai Patel Homoeopathic Medical College, Mumbai offers the BHMS program.

Although the cut-off for general category students at this college has historically been much higher (with AIRs under 5 lakhs), your SC category designation enhances your opportunities, particularly in subsequent counselling rounds.

Moreover, as your NEET score exceeds the qualifying percentile for SC candidates and taking into account the state quota and reservation advantages in Maharashtra, you may have the chance to obtain a seat via state AYUSH counselling if you apply wisely.

Nonetheless, as CMPHMC ranks among the leading private BHMS colleges in Maharashtra, competition tends to be intense, meaning your admission could hinge on the availability of seats during mop-up or stray vacancy rounds. It's recommended to maintain a diverse list of colleges and engage in every round of counselling to improve your opportunities.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations! You have multiple admission options!! Here is a short comparison to help you decide:

• SRM Ramapuram : Good brand value for placement opportunities - placement is the most positive area for the university. Ramapuram is a smaller campus and typically, has more of an industry focus compared to the Kattankulathur campus.
• LPU Jalandhar: Modern campus with national diversity, they boast good placements in CSE/IT, moderate ECE, and not as core focused. Fees are heavier than your other options and Jalandhar is also more distance from Tamil Nadu.
• Rajalakshmi Engineering College (REC) : Good name in Tamil Nadu as a part of Anna University. More geared to ECE core learning with affordable fees, better placement at the local level, and less distance.  Probably represents a more stable option for you if you are likely to be TNEA based and expect a long-term outcome.

If you value core ECE, want to be in Tamil Nadu, then Rajalakshmi Engineering College is a solid options. If however, you have an interest in attending a private university with more academics that are flexible and prepared to relocate: SRM Ramapuram is also an option.

Hello,

The official CUET 2025 cutoff for admission to MGU (Mahatma Gandhi University) is not yet released. Generally, there is only one cutoff list per round, and multiple rounds may happen depending on seat availability.

For OBC students, the expected cutoff may range between 75 to 90 percentile, depending on the course. This means you may need around 150 to 200 marks out of 250. However, exact cutoffs will vary as per course and category.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

The cut-off ranks for DCET 2025 at VTU-affiliated colleges in Bangalore will influence your likelihood of securing lateral entry into engineering courses. According to data from past years, leading institutions like University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering (UVCE), RV College of Engineering (RVCE), MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology, BMS College of Engineering, and Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology (AIT) display lower cut-off ranks, indicating higher competitiveness.

For instance, UVCE's cut-off ranks ranged from approximately 5,000 to 12,000 based on the branch, whereas Dr. AIT and MS Ramaiah typically fell within the 7,000–10,000 range. Institutions such as Sir MVIT, Dayananda Sagar College, and PES College are affiliated with VTU and have different cut-off marks depending on the demand for branches and their availability.

If your DCET 2025 ranking is in this competitive category, you might achieve admission to one of these institutions for popular fields such as Computer Science, Electronics, or Mechanical Engineering. Remember that the precise cut-offs vary annually due to seat availability, candidate choices, and category reservations, thus it is crucial to participate in counselling and stay updated with KEA’s official announcements.

Hope this helps. All the best!