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Hello Priyanka, you have obtained reasonably good percentile in this entrance exam conducted by the state of Maharashtra. With this percentile I am sure you will get the branch that you desire. However in case of computer Science engineering or it would be difficult to guess since these are the two branches that are in the minds of almost everyone who appears for this exam and as a result in the cutoffs are a little stiff in both these branches. To help you I am attaching a link that can predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your performance in this examination. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/mht-cet-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

The cutoff for St. Xavier's College, Mumbai for the B.Com programme varies from year to year and depends on a number of factors such as the number of applicants, their marks, and the difficulty of the entrance exam, if applicable. There is no one fixed cutoff for admission to St. Xavier's College for B.Com. As for the number of seats for B.Com in India, it is difficult to provide a specific number as it depends on the number of colleges and universities offering the programme, as well as the number of seats available in each institution. However, B.Com is a popular programme in India, and there are many colleges and universities that offer the degree, both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. If you are interested in pursuing B.Com. I would recommend researching different colleges and universities in India that offer the programme and their admission requirements, as well as their fees, placement opportunities, and other factors that are important to you. Additionally, you should reach out to the admission departments of the institutions you are interested in for the most up-to-date and accurate information on their admission requirements and cutoff scores.

Hello Rajyavardhan, it's very nice to hear from you that after completion of your Diploma in engineering you are interested in pursuing graduation in engineering. Normally speaking the state governments have put restrictions of domicile on admission via lateral process directly into second year of engineering into engineering colleges with their states. Hence you may be eligible for admission only within your state or then into any deemed to be university. In any case the government colleges are very few and the private colleges are in plenty who will be willing to give you admission. In the Shiksha app itself if you raise a query as to the colleges offering mechanical engineering stating your state you will get the answer. Best wishes to you.