Which college is good for B.Tech in chemical engineering: D.J or K.J Somaiya? What is the MH-CET cutoff for both?

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First of all cut off depends solely on the highest number of marks obtained by an individual and it changes every year accordingly.But looking at the past records you need a minimum 110 to secure a seat in DJ Sanghvi whereas around 100 would do for KJ Somaiya. Secondly DJ Sanghvi provides you a BE degree whereas KJ Somaiya will give you a BTech degree. Labs are really clean and tidy in both these colleges. Also I would like to tell you is look how convenient a college is for you in terms of travelling purposes. I would suggest you to read the reviews of both the colleges and then take the best decision. Hope this helps. All the best!

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