I got 25 percentile in MHT-CET with army quota. Which is the best college for CS engineering?

<p>An army quota to CS engineering in MHT-CET 25 percentile is very low and admission to the best colleges can prove to be a problem. The cutoffs in most of the well-known institutions especially in the case of Computer Science are much higher.<br><br>But your quota as to the army is a huge weight. It is by admission by the MHT-CET centralized admission process (CAP) rounds. You have to be registered, submit your Defence Category Certificate and fill in choice. The allocation of seats is based on your merit under your reservation category, choices and the available seats.<br><br>Your percentile is bound to give you the most potential with regards to CS engineering that you will not find in more competitive regions such as in less-renown, certainly less-renown, private colleges. Such institutions may have less cutoff, or perhaps increase in reserved type seats.<br><br>Look around the allied branches in case you have some preference of getting into a slightly good college. They can be Information Technology (IT), Electronics &amp; Telecommunication (E&amp;TC), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science or other CS majors such as AI/ML or Data Science. These usually include slightly less rigorous cutoffs than core CS.<br><br>You should also explore the Army Institute of Technology (AIT), Pune, which is the institute that specially addresses the wards of the army personnel. Check your army quotas cutoffs though overall they tend to be fixed at a high level; CS cutoffs there.<br><br><strong>Key Actions:</strong><br><br>Take an active involvement with ALL CAP rounds: Sitting can become available on later rounds.<br><br>Use online college predictor and use your percentile and army quota to have realistic college recommendations.<br><br>Visit the departments of admission in private colleges: Ask them about the seat in the institute level or spot admission under the army quota.</p>

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