Title: B.Tech Admission Guide After 12th (2025): CAP Rounds, Cut-Offs, Admission Process & Fees

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 📘 Title: B.Tech Admission Guide After 12th (2025): CAP Rounds, Cut-Offs, Admission Process & Fees



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🔰 Introduction

After completing 12th science with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Math), many students choose to pursue B.Tech (Engineering). But the admission process can be confusing—CAP rounds, cut-offs, documents, fees—it’s a lot to handle!
This blog will help you understand everything about B.Tech admissions through MHT CET 2025 in Maharashtra or other state-wise counselling.
Hi, my name is Om, and here is a simple guide.
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🧭 Step-by-Step B.Tech Admission Process


1️⃣ Appear for the Entrance Exam
MHT-CET (for Maharashtra State)
JEE Main (for other states or national-level colleges)

2️⃣ Register for CAP (Centralised Admission Process)
Visit the official website:  cetcell.mahacet.org
Create a login & fill the application form
Upload documents and choose category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS)
Pay the application fee

3️⃣ Document Verification
Online/offline document verification by FC (Facilitation Centres)

4️⃣ Choice Filling & Locking
Fill your college + branch preferences
Lock your choices before the deadline

5️⃣ CAP Rounds (Seat Allotment)
There are usually 3 CAP rounds + 1 institute-level round
You get a college based on your CET score + cut-off + category

6️⃣ Accept Seat & Report to College
If satisfied with the seat, freeze/accept it
Upload documents, pay the seat acceptance fee
Go to the allotted college & confirm admission


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📉 CAP Round Cut-Offs (2024 Sample for Reference)


College Name Branch CET Cut-Off (Open)
COEP Pune Computer Engg 99.5+ percentile
VJTI Mumbai IT / CS 99+ percentile
Govt. College of Engineering, Karad Mech / Civil 94–96 percentile
Govt. College of Engg., Ratnagiri Mech / E&TC 88–90 percentile
GCOE Jalgaon Mech / Civil 85+ percentile

Note: Cut-offs vary every year based on difficulty level & number of applicants.

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💰 Fee Structure (Approx.) for Government Colleges

Fee Component Govt. College (Open) SC/ST/OBC/EWS
Tuition Fees ₹8,000–₹20,000/year Nil / Concession
Development Fees ₹5,000–₹7,000/year Same
Hostel (optional) ₹10,000–₹15,000/year Same
Mess & Living (optional) ₹2,000–₹3,000/month Same


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📄 Important Documents for Admission

10th & 12th Marksheet
CET Scorecard
Caste Certificate (if applicable)
Income Certificate (for EWS/OBC)
Nationality & Domicile Certificate
School Leaving Certificate
Aadhar Card


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📝 Tips to Get Good College


Score well in CET (above 95 percentile for top govt. colleges)
Fill maximum options in the choice filling
Use the previous year's cut-offs as a reference
Try for Round 1 & 2 seriously


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🎯 Conclusion

Don’t get confused—just follow each step carefully. B.Tech admission is easy if you plan properly. Prepare well, fill the form on time, and keep your documents ready. If you still have doubts, you can ask me in the comments or contact a nearby FC centre.

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🔗 Useful Links

 MHT CET Official Website
[CAP Round Schedule – 2025 (to be updated)]
 Previous Year Cut-Offs – DTE Maharashtra

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