ICT Mumbai All Questions

hi kanak,

thankyou for approaching us. according to your marks your general rank can be predicted to be between 48000-50000 .to check if you have a chance of getting a seat in 'institute of chemical technology' ,we need to have details like wheather you are maharastra candidate or any other stae, if maharastra your region and category . so it will be comfortable for you to use the  CAREERS360 MHT CET COLLEGE PREDICTOR. it will help you predict the list of colleges and branches in which you might get a seat.

keep up hope 

all the best:)

Hi,

No, Biology is not essential for B. Pharm in either of the two universities. Both require Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects while the third subject could be either mathematics or biology. Moreover, for NMIMS English is a compulsory subject as well.

NMIMS requires that the student pass with 45% + in PCM/PCB.

ICT requires that the student pass with 50% in PCM/PCB (for backward classes its 45%)

 LINKS:

ICT- https://ph2018.mahacet.org/staticpages/homepage.aspx    

for ICT link, if you scroll down, at the bottom right you will find a tab called "Eligibility Requirements".

NMIMS-http://pharmacy.nmims.edu/docs/b-pharm-instruction-sheet-nmims-2018.pdf

Hi Disha,

The cut off marks for admission in Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai is around 171-180 for General category, 150-161 for OBC category, 115-133 for SC category, 103 for ST category, 145 for Vimukta Jati, and 110 for Persons with Disability.

Thank you and best of luck.

Hi Narayanamsujith,

Being a non-Maharashtrian, to enter into ICT you have to apply through all India quota in DTE Maharashtra. So you should score very good marks in both jee mains and boards. Jee advanced marks do not count here. You need to be in the topmost percentile of India as u are not from Maharashtra. There is no separate form for ICT. You have to apply through DTE Maharashtra.

It varies from state to state but for a really good college, you would be looking at a score above 110. That should guarentee a stable decent college. Also, do check out few national level examinations that private colleges roll out, such as ATIT for ICFAI Tech - these have calmer competition and it might be easier to hit the mark.

Best of luck.

Thanks for the question.

The demand for Information and Communication Technology professionals is expected to grow globally at the rate of 10% from 2015 to 2025.

These professionals will be engaged in designing hardware and software for specific applications as well as advising on improving the existing technology.

In Canada, there are reports of the shortage of information and communication technology professionals and by 2019 there is a requirement of 182,000 information and communication technology experts.

Thus, those aspiring to take up the course have a lot of opportunities not only in India but also abroad.

Owing to the emergence of more cloud computing, there will be an increase in the demand for those having expertise in software and hardware.

There is a requirement for experts from the field of information and communication technology responsible for service integration and management, designing, managing building and optimizing cloud data centers.

hii spanda,

admission in institute of chemical technology,mumbai are based on JEE MAINS and MHCET. 70% seats are filled through MHCET while remaining 30% seats are filled through JEE MAINS.

GOOD LUCK...

Hi Sahul,

A candidate should have passed the HSSC/Std.XII Examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or the Indian School Certificate (Std. XII) Examination or any other equivalent Higher Secondary (Std. XII) Examination of a Council Board outside Maharashtra State with English, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics subjects and secured not less than 50% marks (i. e., 150 out of 300), in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics taken together at one and the same sitting.