Government College of Engineering, Karad Cutoff 2025 (Out) - Check Previous Year's Cutoff List

Dear student, 

In the first round of CAP, you were allotted a seat in the LOBC category, which means that you were admitted under the OBC reservation. In the second round, you were allotted a seat in the LOPEN category, which means that you were admitted under the open category.

In this case, you will have to pay the fees according to the LOPEN category, which is the same as the general category fees. This is because the OBC reservation is only applicable to the first round of CAP. In the subsequent rounds, all seats are filled on a merit basis. So, even though you are an OBC candidate, you will have to pay the same fees as a general category candidate for the seat that you were allotted in the second round of CAP.

Hello Tejas, the cut-off for admission to E&TC branch in Government College of Engineering Karad () through the EWS category is usually around 90%. However, the exact cut-off may vary from year to year. Your MHT CET score of 92.45 is well above the EWS cut-off for GCE Karad. So, you have a good chance of getting admission to the GCE Karad E&TC branch through the EWS category.

Hi Aditya,

Government College of Engineering, Karad does not provide Artificial intelligence and Data science courses. Government College of Engineering, Karad courses offered are MCA, M.E./M.Tech & B.E./B.Tech in various specialisations.

Dear student, B.Tech admissions at Government College of Engineering, Karad are based on MHT CET scores. The MHT CET cutoff 2023 hasn’t been released yet. So based on the previous year cutoff trends, the expected cutoff ranks 2023 for B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering ranges from 19001-32000 for 80-89 percentiles. As your rank is 19356, there are chances you will get a seat for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering.

Hi Rajnandini,

Congratulations for securing 92%. You will be able to qualify for Government College of Engineering, Karad admission. The Government College of Engineering, Karad, located in Maharashtra, India, is an independent technical institute. Established in 1960, it is affiliated with Shivaji University and holds autonomous status granted by the UGC (University Grants Commission).