My son has scored 90% in 12th CBSE & 81 in MHCET. Can he take admission in chemical engineering in ICT Mumbai?

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<p>The ICT Mumbai Bachelor of Chemical Engineering programme as mentioned earlier, accepts only a limited number of students. Admissions are in a way consequential, either based on the MHT-CET test (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) or the JEE Main, in that candidates are mostly selected based on their performance in the entrance tests.</p><p>For the MHT-CET, as for the recent data, the percentile score for the General category in the Chemical Engineering programme is between 99.31 and 99.51.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;This means that to gain an admission one has to perform better than 0.5 percent of candidates who sat for similar test.</p><p>Your son's mark of 81 in MHT-CET means he is ranked much below this percentile which means he has poor chances of getting into ICT Mumbai to study Chemical Engineering through MHT CET.</p><p>For the previous years, the analytical information of JEE Main closing rank for admission in ICT Mumbai chemical engineering, programme is available in which the general category students have got ranks from 15,295 to 28,938.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;This is equivalent to JEE Main percentile which is more than 90.</p><p>For instance, if your son has not written the JEE Main or has a rank beyond the range mentioned above, getting admission through this channel would almost be impossible.</p><p>Based on these factors one may have to consider to opt for other standard engineering institution where the cutoffs might be comparatively low, or to go for the related engineering disciplines where the competition must be lesser.</p>

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