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Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Engineering, MBA admissions to start from today till July 8
Jun 28, 2025 06:42 AM IST MUMBAI: The State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) starts the admission process for Engineering and MBA courses from today. Students have until July 8 to submit their online applications by logging in to their CET Cell website. After this, the provisional merit list for the courses will be announced on July 12. After receiving objections and suggestions, the final merit list will be announced on July 17. Students have until July 8 to submit their online applications by logging in to their CET Cell website This year, the CET Cell conducted the entrance examination for Engineering and MBA courses in April itself. The results of MBA CET were declared on May 28 and the results of Engineering CET were declared on June 16. The CET office announced the details of the admission process for both courses on Friday. There will be a fee of ₹ 1200 for general category students for application registration, while students in the category will be charged a registration fee of ₹ 1000. The schedule for engineering admission: Online application registration---28 June to 08 July Document verification---30 June to 09 July Provisional merit list---12 July Registration of irregularities and objections---13 to 15 July Final merit list---17 July
Time of India
5 days ago
- General
- Time of India
Maharashtra state CET cell extends BMS/BBA registration deadline extended till Friday
Pune: The state CET cell has extended the registration deadline for BBA, BCA, BMS, and BBM entrance exams to Friday, following a lukewarm response. Registration was originally set to close on June 20. These computer-based exams are being conducted for admissions to professional undergraduate courses. The earlier exam was held on April 29 and 30, with results declared on June 4. However, several students missed the test and requested a second opportunity. In response, the CET Cell will allow both fresh and previous candidates to appear again. The higher percentile score from the two attempts will be considered for admission.
Hindustan Times
21-06-2025
- General
- Hindustan Times
Changes in engineering admission rules announced, institutional admissions to follow merit
Jun 21, 2025 08:52 AM IST MUMBAI: The department of higher and technical education on Friday officially announced the long-awaited changes to the engineering admission process. Representative photo (by AP) (Brandon-Gudenius-University-of-Maryland-engineering-student-measures-underneath-part-of-a-helicopter-blade-in-Baltimore-AP) As per the new rules, there will now be four Centralised Admission Process (CAP) rounds instead of three. Additionally, institutional-level admissions will only take place after all four CAP rounds and be strictly based on merit. For the first time, students can also apply for institutional admission through the CET Cell portal if a college refuses their application. Vinod Mohitkar, director of the directorate of technical education, provided detailed information about these updated rules. He clarified that these changes would apply not just to engineering but also to all unaided private professional courses across Maharashtra.
Time of India
21-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
MAH CET 3-Year LLB result 2025 declared: Check direct link to download scorecards here
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has officially declared the MH CET 3-Year LLB 2025 results on June 20 at the official website, This year, over 94,000 candidates had registered for the entrance test, and more than 74,000 appeared across centres in the state. The exam was conducted on May 2 and 3, and the final answer key was released on June 13, paving the way for the result announcement. Candidates can now access their individual scorecards by logging in with their application ID and date of birth. The result includes details like marks obtained, rank, and personal information. With the results out, the next step is the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for seat allotment across Maharashtra's law colleges. How to check MAH CET 3-Year LLB result? Here is how candidates who appeared for the examination can check and download their scorecards: Visit Log in using application ID and DOB. Click on the '3‑Year LLB Result' link. View and download your scorecard Direct link to download MAH CET LLB scorecards Details mentioned in the scorecard After downloading the MAH CET LLB results, candidates are advised to check all the details mentioned in their scorecards carefully. Candidate's Name Application Number Roll Number Date of Birth (DOB) Parent's Name (Father's/Mother's name) Category (e.g., General, SC, ST, OBC, etc.) PwD Status (if applicable) Photograph and Signature Marks Obtained in the Entrance Exam Percentile Score All India Rank (AIR) Exam Date and Session Details Qualifying Status (Pass/Fail or Eligible for Counselling) These details are essential for counselling and seat allotment, so candidates should carefully verify all information on their scorecard and immediately contact the CET Cell in case of discrepancies. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo Centralised Admission Process (CAP) With the results now declared, the next step for qualified candidates is the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for securing seats in 3-Year LLB programmes across Maharashtra. The counselling schedule is expected to be announced soon on the official CET Cell website. There are approximately 16,240 seats available across various participating law colleges in the state. Eligible candidates will need to: Register online for CAP Fill in college and course preferences Upload required documents for verification Once the registration and verification process is complete, seat allotment will be done based on merit, preferences, and category. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official portal for updates and adhere to deadlines to avoid disqualification. Is your child ready for the careers of tomorrow? Enroll now and take advantage of our early bird offer! Spaces are limited.
Indian Express
20-06-2025
- Politics
- Indian Express
Engineering aspirants can now apply through state CET cell for admission under institutional quota
Engineering aspirants seeking admission under the 20% institutional quota in Maharashtra can now apply through the Common Admission Process (CAP) conducted by the state CET Cell. While colleges will retain the right to issue their own merit lists, this new option aims to give students an alternative to apply if direct applications to colleges is not possible due to any reason. With MHT-CET results out, engineering admissions in Maharashtra are expected to start soon. The Higher and Technical Education Department announced revised rules on Friday. The government has already declared clear eligibility criteria for NRI candidates—who will occupy 5% of institutional quota seats. Additionally, colleges are already informed about fee-related guidelines for these seats. They charge up to three times the regular fees for management quota seats and five times more for NRI quota seats. All this streamlining is expected to bring greater transparency to engineering admissions, including those under institutional quota. The notification declaring amendment to the Maharashtra Unaided Private Professional Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admission to the Full Time Professional Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Integrated or Dual Degree Technical Courses) states, 'in case candidate is unable to submit the application directly to the institution concerned for any reason, the candidate shall have the opportunity to apply through the website of the Competent Authority till the date of allotment of final CAP Round. These applications will be forwarded to the respective institutions after the allotment process of CAP Round-IV. The concerned institution shall consider such applications while preparing the Inter-Se-Merit.' Traditionally, 80% of engineering seats are filled through CAP, with the remaining 20% filled by colleges under the institutional quota. As per information shared by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), while this process remains unchanged, students now have the CAP portal as an optional route for institutional quota applications. Director of DTE, Vinod Mohitkar, said, 'There is absolutely no intrusion on admissions done at the institutional level. We are only providing an optional platform for students to apply for those seats. This is only because we would receive random complaints from students that certain institutes are not taking their application of admission under institutional quota. In such cases they will have another option to apply. These applications will be sent to colleges to consider while declaring merit list.' Another significant change is the introduction of a fourth CAP round, as opposed to established practice of three CAP rounds. This is expected to allow students one additional chance to secure admission through CAP before the institutional round begins. Furthermore, there will be stricter rules for admission confirmation. Previously, confirmation was only mandatory if candidates were allotted their first-choice college. Now, in Round 2, confirmation is required if the allotted college is among the top three choices, and in Round 3, if it is among the top six.
