Can I get admission in VJTI for any engineering branch with 105 marks in MHCET? I belong to SC category.

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Ankit Wagh
8 years ago
Yes, you are able to take admission in VJTI on basis of your CET score but by observing previous cuttoffs, you may not get good/desired branch. But if you wish to take admission in VJTI then it is possible. I will suggest you to check other colleges such as SPCE, DJ Sanghvi, SPIT, etc. Hope this wil

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There are only two branches for your score: 1. Textile Technology 2. Production Engineering You will GET these branches in 2nd or 3rd CAP round.

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