How much to score in 12th (science) to get into Dhole Patil College of Engineering for BE in automobile engineering?

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What is its hostel fee and extra fee (per year)? I am from Gujarat.

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    Nikhil Bhusari Knows about lot of Things..!! | Guide-Level 11

    7 years ago
    If you have given MHT-CET then the merit list is totally based on your MHT-CET score, not your 12th percentage. But to be eligible for admission, you should have an aggregate of 50% or +50% in PCM for open and for OBC, SC/ST there is 45% aggregate in PCM. But I would suggest you to try to score at least 100 or above marks in MHT-CET. In this way, you can also get a TFWS seat., if coming through JEE Mains. Rank list is prepared with composite scores of JEE Mains and normalized marks of class XII in the ratio of 60:40. The composite score is arranged on the basis of merit and the rank is awarded on that basis only. So, the conclusion is
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    salma bee | Guide-Level 15

    6 years ago
    Eligibility for admission, you should have an aggregate of 50% or +50% in PCM for open and for OBC, SC/ST there is 45% aggregate in PCM.
    Good luck.
  • It depends on the merit of the candidate. Kindly see the cut-off details on the DTE website.
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    Shiv Mohite

    7 years ago
    As per my knowledge, not a single university entertain admission on the basis of class 12th scores. So, you should focus on entrance exam.

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heena agrawal

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Yes you can get an admission in private colleges with 80% IN 12TH board without taken any entrance exam.

Many private universities and state-level government-aided colleges reserve a percentage of seats for direct admission based on Class 12th marks. A score of 80% is generally competitive enough for consideration for many popular branches.

 

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You must be a female citizen of India who is unmarried, divorced, legally separated, or a widow without encumbrances. You should be between 17 and 25 years of age when the course starts, with the exact birth date range specified in the official notification expected around February 2026. You need to have passed Class 12 or an equivalent exam in the first attempt with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as subjects, achieving at least 50% aggregate marks. You must also qualify in the NEET (UG) 2026 exam and meet the physical fitness standards for the Armed Forces M

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heena agrawal

Hi.

Dont worry you have so much time to score good marks.

follow some strategy 

  • Organic Chemistry: Focus on all the name reactions and their mechanisms. Write them down repeatedly until you remember them perfectly.
  • Physical Chemistry: Similar to physics, create a master list of all formulas from chapters like Solutions, Chemical Kinetics, and Electrochemistry. Practice applying these formulas to textbook problems.
  • Inorganic Chemistry: Read the textbook thoroughly for this part, focusing on trends and important points (e.g., p-block elements).
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Yes you can do BA.

  1. Identify your target universities and the specific BA programs you are interested in.
  2. Visit their official admission websites to check the exact "program-specific eligibility criteria" and required CUET subject combinations for the current academic year.
  3. Choose your CUET subjects based on these university requirements to ensure your application is valid for those specific courses.
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No, you cannot take admission in SSCBS because maths is compulsory.

The main courses offered by SSCBS are:
  • BMS  (Bachelor of Management Studies)
  • BBA (FIA)  (Bachelor of Business Administration in Financial Investment Analysis)
  • B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science 
For all these courses, passing Mathematics or Applied Mathematics in Class 12 is a compulsory eligibility requirement.

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