Which are the good colleges in Pune I may get admission with 72 MAHCET percentile?

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3 years ago
Hello, so with 72 percentile you can try for indira but there are less chances to get admission in these unless you belong to any reserved category but there are also sinhgad wadgaon branch, D. Y. Patil akurdi branch they both have good placement opportunity but between sinhgad and d. y. patil first

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Vaishakh Iyer
9 years ago
Unless you belong to any reserved category, it is impossible for you to get into PUMBA, MIT or Indira through CAP rounds.

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