I got 96 marks in MHCET law for 5 years. Which colleges can I get?

My marks is 96/150 and I am from general category.

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Asked by Akshita Vats
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vaishnavi shukla
8 years ago
Hi Akshita, the colleges you can get entirely depends on the cut off and the participating universities. Once the cut off is released and your score is within the cut off you'll be called for counselling. Upon counselling, you'll be allotted one of the participating colleges. All the best with the c

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College predictors are not always accurate, hence I'll not ask you to rely on that. However, it depends on the candidates who fill up the top colleges based on their scores and preferences.

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