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MIT School of Bio engineering Sciences and Research, Pune Cut Off Details

MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research (MIT SBOER), Pune, is a part of MIT Art, Design and Technology (MIT ADT) University. It admits students primarily through merit-based cutoffs derived from entrance exams like JEE Main, MHT CET, PERA CET, and NEET, with no publicly released institute-specific cutoff ranks available as of late 2025 due to its specialized bioengineering focus and direct/pera-based allocation.

Admission Criteria

Eligibility requires 50% aggregate in Class 12 (Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/Biology; 45% for reserved categories from Maharashtra),
Followed by valid scores in JEE Main Paper I, MHT CET (PCM/PCB groups), PERA CET, or NEET for bioengineering programs.
Selection involves merit lists published on the MIT ADT portal, with counseling rounds prioritizing higher percentiles; a 500-word Statement of Purpose may apply for integrated programs.

Previous Year Cutoffs Overview

Specific branch-wise cutoffs for MIT SBOER remain approximate, as admissions blend state CAP rounds and institute-level allotments.
Recent trends indicate a Class 12 cutoff around 85% for BTech Bioengineering, with JEE Main percentiles of 75-85 recommended for competitive edge, varying by seat availability.
MHT CET cutoffs hover lower for bio branches compared to core engineering, influenced by fewer applicants in PCB streams.

Exam-Wise Trends

JEE Main: Closing percentiles typically 75+ for general category, with All India Ranks (AIR) not exceeding 1-2 lakh for eligibility, though exact SBOER data unavailable.
MHT CET: PCM group cutoffs range 85-90 percentiles (ranks ~20,000-50,000), PCB ~80-85 (ranks ~30,000-60,000), based on university trends; PERA CET emphasizes direct merit without rigid ranks.
NEET applies for biomedical tracks, requiring 50th percentile minimum.
Cutoffs drop 5-10% for OBC/SC/ST categories per Maharashtra norms.

Exam	General Category Trend (2024-25 Approx.)	Reserved Category Adjustment
JEE Main	75-85 percentile	5-10% relaxation
MHT CET (PCM)	85-92 percentile (Rank 15k-40k)	45% aggregate eligibility
MHT CET (PCB)	80-88 percentile (Rank 25k-55k)	Category quotas apply
PERA CET	Merit-based (top 50% scorers)	Institute-level relaxation
NEET	50th percentile+ for bio tracks	State reservation benefits

Category-Wise Trends

General category faces highest barriers (~85%+ in boards/exams), while Maharashtra reserved categories (OBC: ~80%, SC/ST: ~70-75% equivalents) benefit from 5% board relaxation and quota seats.
Trends show 10-15% annual fluctuations due to exam difficulty, applicant volume, and bioengineering demand rise post-pandemic, with female supernumerary seats easing access.

Factors Influencing Cutoffs

Higher seat intake (via PERA) lowers thresholds; competition spikes for bioinformatics/biotech amid industry growth.
Monitor MHT CET CAP portal for rounds 1-3 closing ranks, as SBOER participates selectively.
For 2026, expect stable trends barring major policy shifts, with counseling in June-July post-results.

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