Candidates must have passed Diploma in Engineering and Technology with at least 45% aggregate marks (for General category) and at least 40% aggregate marks (for reserved/ backward category/ Persons with Disability belonging to Maharashtra State only).

A. MHT CET 2020 expected cut off for KJ Somaiya, Mumbai is 1124-1454. Below this, it will become difficult to get admission in this college.

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Apart from merit-based admission, many top-ranked BTech colleges in Maharashtra also accept scores of national- and state-level entrance exams, including JEE Main, MHT CET, JEE Advanced, PERA CET, SAT India, Somaiya Entrance Test Engineering (SET-E), etc., for BTech admissions.

Hello, CET marks will get you admission in any college except NITs and IITs and autonomous universities / deemed universities, So if you have good scores in CET you can go for admission into the top colleges . On other hand JEE Mains scores are valid throughout our country and 15% quota for admission is available.

Answer. Dear Sir/Ma’m, JEE exam is not compulsory for admission to all engineering colleges.

IIT Pratishthan Kendra’s Durgesh Mangeshkar said, “CET did not meet even half the level of difficulty as JEE-Main. This is the easiest engineering entrance exam paper in the country and the easiest CET ever. Almost all questions are either information-based or formula-based.

JEE Advanced is considered as one of the toughest entrance examination of India. The difficulty level of the paper is very high as compared to NEET paper. JEE Advanced is considered as one of the toughest entrance examination of India. The difficulty level of the paper is very high as compared to NEET paper.

Short Answer – Yes, an average student can absolutely crack IIT JEE provided he/ she is ready to work hard with consistency. There have been many average students who cleared JEE with good ranks.

While, Bubun Biswal a civil service aspirant said, “UPSC is tougher as it consists of the humongous syllabus and also this exam has little success rates as compared to NEET. Bibhuti Jha said, UPSC is tougher than NEET, this is because in NEET you have a limited syllabus but in UPSC there is no limitation.

If we are talking about getting a seat for the respective courses, then I’d say that neet would be comparatively harder then CLAT. Firstly neet ug is the only exam by which you can pursue MBBS /BDS. While alongside CLAT there are separate exams conducted by many colleges.

Completing MBBS is what I would recommend first since apart from IAS, you will be able to make a career and living by being a Doctor. After that, you may try for IAS exam and if you devote and practice and study, then you can definitely clear IAS exam.