What is the eligibility criteria to pursue engineering in Maharashtra after taking PCMB in 12th as I have 49% in PCM and 54% in PCB stream?

As the eligibility criteria for engineering is 50% in PCM but I have 49%. Can I get admission through PMB group in which I have 54%?

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Mit Aoe | Beginner-Level 5

5 years ago

Dear Student, The eligibility criteria to pursue Engineering in Maharashtra is 45% average for PCM for open category students and 40% for reserve category students. MHT CET or JEE is a must.

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Viraj Patil | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

No, you are not eligible for admission in engineering as your score is not above 50%. You have to go with PCB group in that field. You are eligible for it.

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