Admission and Entrance Exam for Aeronautical Engineering Maharashtra

Will you please give me information about the Entrance exam required for admission in the Aeronautical engineering course in Maharashtra

Here are many reputed colleges are situated in Maharashtra that offered admission in the aeronautical engineering courses … below I am giving you admission process for it ..

Eligibility:

For admission in the BE/B tech aeronautical engineering course you have to passed 12th grade with physics , chemistry and mathematics with good marks from any well recognized board of education ..

For admission you have to passed an entrance examination Center Maharashtra Common Entrance Test which is organized every year …

Maharastra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) Paper Pattern:
Paper I : Physics & Chemistry (50 marks each)
Paper II : Biology (Botany & Zoology – 50 marks each)
Paper III : Mathematics (100 Marks)

Maharashtra (MHT) Common Entrance Test (CET) Syllabus
Mathematics Syllabus MHT CET :
Application of Derivatives
Circle
Continuity
Definite Intergrals
Derivatives
Differential Equations
Ellipse
Hyperbola
Indefinite Integrals
Limits
Linear Programming
Mathematical Logic
Matrices
Numerical Methods
Pairs of Lines
Parabola
Probability
Vectors


Chemistry Syllabus Maharashtra CET:
Acids and Esters
Adsorption and Colloids
Amines
Aldehydes and Ketones
Carbohydrates Proteins and Fats
Chemical Thermodynamics and Energetics
Ethers
Electrochemistry
Fluorine and Hydrogen Fluoride
Halogen Derivatives of Alkanes
Ionic Equilibria
Nature of Chemical Bond
Nuclear and Radiochemistry
Organic Hydroxy Compounds
Silicon
Synthetic Fibres
Third Row Elements

Physics Syllabus for MHT CET :
Atoms Molecules and Nuclei
Circular Motion
Current Electricity
Elasticity
Electrons and Photons
Electomagnetic Induction
Electrostatics
Gravitation
Interference of Light
Kinetic Theory of Gases
Magnetic Effect of Electric Current
Magnetism
Properties of Fluids
Radiation
Rotational Motion
Semi Conductors
Simple Harmonic Motion
Stationary Waves
Thermionic Emission
Thermodynamics
Wave Motion
Wave Theory of Ligh

Important Dates
Sale of brochure and application forms: mid week of March to 1st week of April 2014
Deadline for form submission: 1st week of April 2014
Last date for receiving admit card: 1st week of May 2014
Exam Date: Mid week of May 2014
Result declaration of MHT CET 2014: 1st week of June 2014

Contact details :
Center Maharashtra Common Entrance Test
(MHTCET)
Joint Director, Technical Education
Regional Office, World Bank Project
Building, Government Polytechnic
Campus, 49-Kherwadi, Ali Yawar
Jung Marg, Bandra(East),
Mumbai-400 051
Phone: (022)-26474892,
26474649
Fax : (022)-26471619
Email:- romumbai.dte@gmail.com

Can you tell me about the admission process and entrance exam for Aeronautical Engineering in the state of Maharashtra as I will be taking admission in the course?

Candidates applying to the first year engineering courses in Maharashtra must have appeared for the JEE Main exam as now MHT CET is replaced by IIT JEE entrance exams.

Maharashtra B.Tech Admission Eligibility Criteria:

Candidate should be a national of India

Candidates must have passed class XII (HSC), from Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (or equivalent)

In class XII, candidates must have secured 50% marks in class XII (aggregate of Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry/ Biology/ Biotechnology subjects)

However, for the Backward class, Persons with Disability and candidates of Maharashtra State the above criteria is relaxed by 10%. This means that these candidates are required to secure an aggregate of, at least, 40% marks

Candidates must have appeared for the JEE Mains

They must also meet the domicile requirements of the stage to be eligible.

Other State students can also apply for the vacancies left after admissions of the state candidates

Maharashtra B.Tech Admission Selection Procedure:
On the basis of the common composite scores calculated on the basis of JEE Main and HSC or Class XII or equivalent exam normalized score in the ratio 50:50.

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