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A KCET rank of 30,915 can still offer you a good range of options, especially under the state quota and depending on your category . While top government colleges like UVCE or RVCE may be slightly out of reach at this rank, there are still several good engineering colleges that accept ranks around this range for various branches, especially in core and emerging areas.Some of the colleges you might get into include Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, JSSATE, or Acharya Institute of Technology, in branches like Mechanical, Civil, EEE, or newer programs like AI & ML in less competitive colleges. Counseling plays a huge role here, and choice filling should be done smartly by analyzing previous year cutoff trends.

You can Check last year’s KCET cutoff data round-wise link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/kcet-cutoff

Hope you will find it helpful !

HELLO,

With a 69% score in MH CET you can potentially get admission into a good engineering college in Maharashtra but not necessarily one of the top - tier institutions .

69% in MH CET generally fall within the range of 5--60 percentile

C ollege options :-

• Private colleges :- Some private colleges in Pune, Mumbai and other cities accept MH CET scores and might be within your reach
• Government colleges:-You might face challenges to get admission in to top government colleges like COEP,VJTI with this score but some government colleges with lower cutoffs are possible
• Consider colleges like Sinhgad college of engineering , DY Patil college of engineering or others in Pune and Mumbai that accept MH CET scores

What you can do is :-

1.Kindly check cutoffs of specific colleges and branches you are interested in

2.If you are flexible with your branch choice you might find more options

3.Consider Private colleges because they have more seat availability and might be more accessible within your score

4.Participate in the MH CET Counseling process to understand your options and preferences.

You can explore the link to check the best engineering colleges :- https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india

Hope that Helps!

Hello,

The Engineering Chemistry paper for ECET 2025 will test your understanding of fundamental chemistry concepts applied to engineering problems. While the actual 2025 paper will only be available after the exam, you can prepare by practicing previous years’ ECET Engineering Chemistry papers and mock tests. Common topics include atomic structure, chemical bonding, water technology, corrosion and its prevention, fuels and lubricants, polymers, electrochemistry, and environmental chemistry. ECET papers usually have multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with equal weightage for theory and numerical applications. The difficulty level is moderate, but time management is crucial. To get the 2025 paper after the exam, you can visit the official ECET website or trusted education portals .

And also you can check this page: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-ecet-question-papers

Thank you,

Hello Aspirant,

You can prepare for AEEE 2025 (PCB stream) using NCERT.  Regular Class 11 & 12 books for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology will help you because the exam is based on those syllabi. Here are some useful resources to help prepare for the AEEE 2025:

1. NCERT PDF Books – Available for free on the official NCERT website: NCERT website (https://ncert.nic.in/ebooks.php)
2. AEEE Previous Year Papers & M ock Tests - PDFs and practice tests can be accessed from websites: Algasem (https://mocktest.aglasem.com/exam/aeee)
3. Free Coaching Platforms - Look at Vedantu, Unacademy, or PhysicsWallah for AEEE-specific material by subject.

Yes you can surely study medicine if you have the required subjects in class 12th to be eligible for the medical entrance exam .

The subjects required to be eligible are Physics, Chemistry and Biology in class 12th failing to have any one of the subjects, you cannot study medicine.

In short if you had PCMB or PCB in class 12th you are eligible and a mere PCM makes you ineligible for the same.

Hy,

The fee structure of the distance learning programmes in India is not fixed . It may vary from one institute to the other and the course you choose. However, the average course fee for BSc Distance Education may range from INR 10,000 to INR 25,000 depending upon the institute you choose. It will also vary upon the specialization you will doing in the BSc course.

Hello aspirant

You have not mentioned about your category,

So considering you as a general category candidate, With 316 marks you will get a bams seat or not depends upon cut off neet . Cut off keeps changing every and depends upon certain factors such as number of candidates appeared in exam, difficulty level of exam, seat intake and previous year's cut off.

Looking at previous year's cut off trends, we can't predict Whether you will get government college or not but you may get seat in following BAMS colleges

Dr D Y patil vidyapeeth, pune , maharashtra

Sri Guru Gobindsingh Tricentary university, Gurgaon

SCSVMV , Kanchipuram

Sri Sri university , cuttack

Parul university. VADODARA

Tilak Ayurved Mahaviyalaya , pune

For rank and college perdition you nay follow the link provided below

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

With an MHA MBA CET score of 77 percentile and CAT 55 percentile, you can target Tier 2 and Tier 3 colleges within your home university, as you fall under the ST category. Prioritize colleges like PUMBA (University of Pune), JBIMS (if cutoff relaxations apply), or other state-level institutes offering category-based seats. Explore DTE Maharashtra’s centralized admission process (CAP) for better options. Focus on institutes with strong placement records and specializations matching your career goals.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-mba-cet-cutoff

Hello khushabu

Whether You will be eligible to get a seat in iisc depends upon your jee mains score and cut off iisc jee in 2025.

For general category , the candidate must get around 350 rank in jee mains

Around 17000 rank for ews and obc  category

Around 20000 for obc and ews ( female )

Now a days there has been introduced a New method , iiser aptitude test

The eligibility criteria for getting a seat in iisc , the candidate must obtain minimum 60% marks in class xii.

In physics,  chemistry and mathematics.

10 % seats are reserved for women.

It is quite difficult to get admission in civil engineering IIT through this gate score as the cutoff is going high every year. If you have scored this marks in your first attempt, assuming you don't have any financial constraints, it's worth give another try next year. Even in worst case scenario you got this score valid for next 3 years. All the best