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Engineering/Technology

DTE Mumbai MHT-CET 2010i

PR EAMBL E

Govt. of Maharashtra has decided to conduct a single Combined Common

Entrance Test for selection to all degree courses in Health Science, BVSc & AH,

Engineering and Pharmacy courses. The Entrance Test will be held on Thursday

6 th May 2010 at Mumbai and all the district headquarters in Maharashtra.

The Competent Authority for the MHT-CET-2010 Examination is Director of

Medical Education and Research, Mumbai. However for the selection process

there will be two separate Competent Authorities. For selection to Health Science

courses, Director of Medical Education and Research, Mumbai will be the

Competent Authority. For selection to Engineering and Pharmacy courses

Director, Technical Education, Mumbai will be the Competent Authority.

The application form for MHT-CET-2010 is common for all the above said

courses. However, the information brochures for Health Science Courses,

Engineering courses and Pharmacy course are separate. The results of MHT-CET

2010 will be made available at the website of Directorate of Medical Education

and Research (http://www.dmer.org) and of the Directorate of TechnicalEducation (http://www.dte.org.in).

Competent Authority

MHT-CET-2010


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C L A R I F I C A T I O N

The Honble Supreme Court (Bench of Hon. 7 judges) has delivered a judgment on 12/8/2005 in

Civil Appeal No.5041/2005 in SLP (C) No.9932/2004 in respect of rights and entitlement of

Government as against Private Professional Educational Institutions. This judgment expects

enactment of legislation by Central Government and in its absence, by State Government in this

regard. This process has been initiated. However it is not certain, as of this date, as to when

such legislation will come into force, as also its provisions.

In the meanwhile, in terms of the observations of the Honble Supreme Court from the

aforesaid judgment, at least at this stage, it appears that State Government cannot claim any

quota/seats in these colleges/institutions and consequently cannot effect admissions in these

Private Engineering/Technology Colleges/institutions, except to the extent agreed by certain

institutions, if any.

It is therefore made clear that on the aforesaid interpretation and advice given to the

State Government, this Brochure will not apply to the admissions to be effected in the academic

year 2010-2011 at the Private Engineering/Technology Colleges/Institutions, in so far as

undergraduate courses are concerned, with the above exception.

However, it is made expressly clear that if, after issuance of this Brochure, either on

account of any legislation or on account of any different interpretation/opinion/advice or due to

any judgment/order passed by any court of law or even otherwise, the State Government is

found entitled to any seat(s) in the Private Engineering/Technology Colleges/Institutions and

consequently entitled to effect the admission(s) to such seat(s), the rules and regulations set outin this Brochure will be made applicable to such seat(s) and admission(s). In such event, a

separate intimation will be issued with appropriate details.

It is further clarified that separate information brochure will be issued at the time of

filling of Application form for Centralized Admission form/option form giving details as to

availability of number of seats, their institution wise, category wise distribution as also rules and

regulations governing such distribution and consequent allotment of seats of Government as also

Private Engineering/Technology Colleges / Institutions, if any.

It is also made hereby clear in no uncertain terms that the same Common Entrance Test

(MHT-CET-2010) that is proposed to be conducted in terms of this Brochure will govern suchadmission(s), if any.


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DTE Mumbai MHT-CET 2010iii

INDEX

1.0 Introduction 1

1.1 Abbreviations 2

1.2 Definitions 2

2.0 Eligibility Criteria 42.1 Eligibility of Maharashtra State and OMS candidate for appearing for MHT-CET 2010 4

2.2 Eligibility criteria for Maharashtra State and Outside Maharashtra State Candidate 4

2.3 Eligibility Criteria for All India (Paper-I of AIEEE-2010 qualified) candidates 5

2.4Eligibility criteria for Maharashtra State Candidate for admission to first year ofdegree courses in Engineering/Technology in Autonomous Institutions

5

2.5Eligibility Criteria for Foreign National/Foreign student/ PIO/Children of Indianworkers in the Gulf countries/Children of NRI

5

2.6 Eligibility criteria for GOI nominees 6

2.7 Eligibility criteria for J & K Migrant candidates 6

2.8 Eligibility criteria for MKB candidates 6

2.9Eligibility criteria for Candidates who are sons/daughters of Defence service

personnel

7

2.10 Eligibility criteria for Candidates who are Physically Handicapped 7

2.11 Other eligibility criteria for specialized branches of Engineering 7

2.12Eligibility criteria of Candidates who have passed/passing Diploma in Engg/Tech andseeking admission to First Year of Engg/Tech in Unaided Institutes

8

3.0 Type of Candidature 9

3.1 Types of Maharashtra State Candidates and Home Universities 9

3.2 Outside Maharashtra State candidate 11

4.0 Reservations 12

4.1 Reservation for Backward Class category Candidates 12

4.2 Reservation for sons/daughters of Defence service personnel 13

4.3 Reservation for Physically Handicapped Candidates 13

4.4 Reservation for Female candidates 14

4.5Reservation of seats for the candidates belonging to the Maharashtra-KarnatakaBorder (disputed area) MS Type-E candidates

14

5.0 Assignment of Merit Number 15

5.1 Merit Number For Maharashtra Candidates 15

5.2 Merit Number for AIEEE (Paper-I) Candidates 15

5.3 Merit Number for J&K Migrant Candidates 16

5.4 Change of Marks due to verification 16

6.0 Rules of Admission through Centralized Admission Process (CAP) 17

7.0 CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE 18


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ANNEXURES

I Maharashtra-Karnataka Disputed Border Area (MKB) ResidentsDistricts, Talukas and Villages included under MKB

19

II Documents to be attached along with Application Form for Centralized Admission toEngineering

22

III Scheme of MHT-CET 2010 Examination 27

IVSale of Application Form, Information Brochures, Admit Card Result of MHT-CET2010 etc.

28

A Divisional Authorities, Districts & Notified Colleges Under Their Jurisdiction 31

K District Codes 32

L Application for Verification of Marks 33

M Instruction for Filling Application Form for MHT-CET-2010 34

Specimen Copy of Application Form 36

Specimen Copy of MHT-CET 2010 front page of a Question Booklet 38

How to Mark In The OMR Answersheet? 39

OMR Front Side Specimen Copy 40

OMR Back Side Specimen Copy 41Proforma A L 42-49

Regional Offices of Directorate of Technical Education 50

Receipt - Cum - Identity Card 51


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DTE Mumbai MHT-CET 2010v

SCHEDULE FOR MHT-CET 2010MHT-CET-2010

Important Information For Entrance Exam ination Sale of information brochure and application forms

(Through Jr. College/High School/Divisional Authority)

12/03/2010 to 25/03/2010

Last date of submission of application forms to Principal of Jr.College/School /Divisional Authority

25/03/2010

Last date to receive admit card 30/04/2010 Date of Examination 06/ 05/ 2010 (Thursday) Centre of Examination As shown in Admit Card

EXAMI NATION & BELL SCHEDULE Part I :- Physics and Chemistry

o Entry in examination hall :-o Distribution of answer sheetso Distribution of question bookletso Examination commenceso Last entry permitted in examination hall (No candidate

will be permitted after 10.00 a.m. under anycircumstances)

o Part I concludes atInstruction: Candidates appearing for Biology (Part II) shall

continue to sit for Part II, those who are not appearingin Biology (Candidates at PCM Subject only) shouldleave the examination campus.

09.15 a.m. - Long Bell09.40 a.m.09.50 a.m.

10.00 a.m. - Long Bell10.00 a.m.

11.30 a.m. - Long Bell

Part II :- Biologya) Distribution of answer sheetsb) Distribution of question bookletsc) Examination commencesd) Part II concludes at (All candidates should leave the

examination hall after submittin g Question booklet &OMR Answersheet)

11.40 a.m.11.50 a.m. - Long Bell

12.00 noon - Long Bell01.30 p.m. - Long Bell

Part III :- Mathematicso Entry in examination Hall :-o Distribution of answer sheetso Distribution of question bookletso Examination commenceso Last entry permitted in examination hall (No candidate

will be permitted after 3.00 p.m. under anycircumstances)

o Part III concludes at -

02.15 p.m. - Long bell02.40 p.m.02.50 p.m.

03.00 p.m. - Long Bell03.00 p.m.

04.30 p.m. - Long Bell

Last date of submission of certificate/(s) for Additional WeightageClaim at the Office of Competent Authority, Mumbai (For HealthScience Courses Only).

15/05/2010

Declaration of Result (on or before) 14/06/2010 Last date for representation regarding Verification of marks with

prescribed fees.Within Four Days ofDeclaration of Result

Declaration of Final Merit List (on or before) 25/06/2010


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DTE Mumbai 1 MHT-CET 2010

GOVERNMENT OF MAHAR ASHTRA

RULES OF ELGIBILI TY FOR MHT-CET 2010 AN D FOR ADM ISSION TO FIRST YEAR OF FOUR

YEAR FULL TIM E DEGREE COURSES IN ENGIN EERING/ TECHNOLOGY

FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2010 -11

1.0 Introduction

The entrance examination for the selection to all Health Science Degree Courses,

Engineering/Technology and Pharmacy degree courses in State of Maharashtra for the

academic year 2010-11 shall be conducted by the Competent Authority appointed by Government of

Maharashtra. The Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET 2010) will be held on Thursday , 6 th May 2010,

at all the district headquarters in the State of Maharashtra.

The Selection Process shall however be separate for degree courses in Health Sciences,

Engineering/Technology and Pharmacy. The respective Competent Authorities shall devise the system

of Counseling/Allotment. This procedure shall be governed by the regulations and directions as

specified by the Government of Maharashtra from time to time.

This brochure gives the rules for the eligibility for appearing to the Maharashtra HealthTechnical

Common Entrance Test 2010 i.e. MHT-CET 2010, the eligibility for admission to first year of various

courses in Engineering/Technology in the State of Maharashtra and also gives definition of various

types of candidatures. These rules govern only the aspect of the Common Entrance Test and the

eligibility of the candidates to appear at this examination.

The rules and information regarding the Distribution of seats under various heads i.e. Home University,

Outside Home University, Institute Level Seats, Minority Seats, AIEEE Seats etc.; details of the

Reservation of Seats, Fees concession (if any) offered to eligible candidates, details of the Centralized

Admission Process (CAP), details of the Admission rounds, Institute/course wise Information etc. shall

be provided in a separate Information Brochure, which will be made available to the aspiring

candidates at the time of filling up of the Application Form for Admission to Engineering/Technology

Courses.

It is specifically made clear that the CET proposed to be conducted in terms of these rules will also

govern the admissions of the Autonomous Institutes [viz. i) Veermata Jijabai Technological

Institute (VJTI), Mumbai, ii) College of Engineering, Pune, (Formerly Government College

of Engg., Pune) iii) Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai iv) Shri Guru Gobind

Singhji Institut e of Engineering & Technology (SGGSIET), Nanded v) Walchand College of

Engineering, Sangli. & Vi) Vishwakrma Institute of Technology, Pune (VIT)]. However the

Admission process for these Autonomous institutes (and of any other Autonomous Institute upon

receiving the permission from the State Government) will be separately carried out by the competent

authority appointed by these institutes. There will be a separate Information Brochure specifying the

rules of admission to the above mentioned Autonomous institutes.


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1.1 Abbreviations used in the brochure:

AICTE All India Council for Technical Education

AIEEE All India Engineering Entrance Examination-2010

BATU Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University, Lonere.

BAMU Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad.

CAP Centralised Admission Process

DTE Director of Technical Education, Mumbai.

GoI Government of India

GoM Government of Maharashtra

HSC Higher Secondary Certificate (10+2 Level)

HU Home University

OHU Outside Home University

IoT Institute of Technology

MHT-CET 2010 Maharashtra Health Science & Technical Common Entrance Test-2010

NBA National Board of Accreditation

NRI Non Resident Indian

OMS Outside Maharashtra State

PIO Persons of Indian Origin

SSC Secondary School Certificate (10th Level)

SRTMU Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded.

ICT Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.

1.2 Definitions:

State Government means the Government of Maharashtra. Directormeans the Director of Technical Education, Maharashtra State. "Application Form" means prescribed form filled up by the candidate for appearing for MHT-CET

2010.

Appeal Committeemeans the Committee setup under the chairmanship of the CompetentAuthority, it shall deal with the representations submitted by the candidates/parents relating to

grievances of the candidates with regard to MHT-CET 2010 examination and the selection process.

Competent Authoritymeans the Authority designated or appointed by Government ofMaharashtra to conduct MHT-CET 2010, and declare the results. The respective Competent

Authorities will supervise and control the selection process for the admission to Health Sciences,

Engineering/Technology and Pharmacy degree courses and act as a chairperson of the Appeal

Committee for representations submitted by the candidates. The Competent Authority will issue

necessary executive instructions for implementation and provide relevant information to be

published or communicated.

Representative of the Competent Authoritymeans an officer appointed to assist Competent Authority for smooth conduct of Admission Process as per the directives of the Competent

Authority.

Center in-charge of the Districtmeans the District Collector or the officer(s) authorized bythe District Collector.


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Divisional Authoritymeans the Dean/Officer(s) of specified Government Medical Colleges whowill be responsible to carryout the directions and instructions of the Competent Authority.

Notified Collegesmeans the colleges/institutions responsible for distribution of informationbrochures and application forms for MHT-CET 2010 examination, receipt of the application forms

from the School/Jr. colleges, collection & distribution of admit cards and mark sheets of MHT-CET

2010 examination.(Refer Annexure - A)

Qualifying examinationmeans examination on the result of which a candidate becomeseligible to appear at MHT-CET 2010 entrance examination. i.e. HSC(12th standard) or equivalent

examination

College or Institutionmeans Engineering College or Technological Institution duly approvedby the AICTE and Government of Maharashtra to impart Education in Engineering/ Technology at

the degree level.

Government Engineering Collegemeans the Engineering College run by the Government ofMaharashtra.

Government Aided Engineering Collegemeans Engineering College run by privatemanagement but which receives financial assistance from the Government of Maharashtra.

University Managed Engineering Collegemeans Engineering College run by a particularUniversity.

University Departmentmeans a department of University which offers four year degreecourses in Engineering/Technology.

Autonomous Institutemeans the institute for which autonomy is granted by the Governmentof Maharashtra.

Un-Aided Engineering Collegemeans Engineering College run by private management on selffinancing basis.

Sanctioned Intakemeans the course wise number of seats sanctioned by the GovernmentResolution with reference to the AICTEs approval.

Inter se meritmeans the order of merit as defined by Maharashtra State Merit list/HomeUniversity area merit list/All India (AIEEE) Merit list/J & K Migrant Merit list as the case may be.

Candidate means an applicant who is an Indian National and desires to appear for MHT-CET2010 with an intention to seek admission to first year of four year Degree Courses in

Engineering/Technology in Maharashtra State by submitting the prescribed application form for the

year 2010-11.

Defencemeans services established under the Army Act 1950/Airforce Act 1950/Navy Act 1957. F.E. Admissionmeans the Admission to first year of four year degree courses in Engineering /

Technology.

Persons of Indian Origin (PIO): A Person having foreign citizenship (except Pakistan andBangladesh) without NRI status, who holds a Foreign Passport at the time of sending application,

consideration for admission and during the period of his/her study, and he/she or any one/both of

his/her parents or any one/both of his/her grand parents is (or was)/are (or were) citizen(s) of

India by virtue of the provisions of the Constitution of India or Sec. 2(b) of Citizenship Act, 1955

(Act No. 57 of 1955).

OMS candidatemeans Outside Maharashtra State candidate who is an Indian National. Foreign N ationalsmeans Citizens of all countries other than India, who are not of Indian origin

as defined under PIO.


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Foreign St udentmeans Foreign Student in this context shall be defined as the student whopossesses a foreign passport.

CAP Seats These are the seats for which allotment/admission is carried out by the CompetentAuthority through CAP

NRI : Non Resident Indian as per the definition given in the section 6 of the Income Tax Act1961.

NRI Candidatemeans a candidate who is a child/ward of the person who has the NRI statusas defined under section 6 of the Income Tax Act.

2.0 Eligibility Criteria:

2.1 Eligibility of Maharashtra State Candidate and OMS candidate for appearing for MHT-CET

2010:

Candidate should be an Indian National and should have passed/appeared* the HSC (Std.XII)

examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its

equivalent examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Note:

*Candidates who have appeared for the qualifying examination i.e. HSC (Std. XII) or its equivalentexamination during the academic year 2009-10 and whose results are not declared till the last date

of submission of application form are eligible to appear for MHT-CET 2010, however for admission

to first year of degree courses in Engineering/Technology, such candidates must fulfill the eligibility

criteria as mentioned in rules 2.2 to 2.12 as applicable.

Maharashtra State candidates (defined as per rule no. 3.1) and OMS candidates (defined as perrule no. 3.2) are eligible to appear for the MHT-CET 2010 conducted by the Competent Authority

of Government of Maharashtra for the academic year 2010-11.

Even though Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) candidates are eligible to appear for the MHT-CET2010, it is specifically made clear that such OMS candidates will not be able to participate in

the Centralized Admission Process on the basis of score in MHT-CET 2010. These OMS

candidates will be able to apply for the admissions against the Institute Level Seats ONLY in the

Unaided Private Engineering Colleges/I nstitutes on the basis of score in MHT-CET 2010.

The facility of Constitutional Reservation is not available for the OMS candidates. Therefore allOMS candidates will be treated as OPEN/GENERAL category candidates in the entire admission

process.

2.2 Eligibility criteria for Maharashtra State Candidate and Outside Maharashtra State

Candidate for admission to first year of degree courses in Engineering/Technology:

Candidate should be an Indian National and should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of

Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination

with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics AND Secured minimum 50% marks

i.e. not less than 150 marks out of 300 marks (minimum 45% marks i.e. not less than 135 marks

out of 300 marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories belonging only to Maharashtra

State) in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added togetherAND Obtained a

non zero score in subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together at MHT-CET

2010.


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2.3 Eligibility Criteria for All India (Paper-I of AIEEE-2010 qualified) candidates: [Both the

Maharashtra State Candidates and the OMS candidates]


Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent

examination with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics AND secured minimum

50% marks i.e. not less than 150 marks out of 300 marks (minimum 45% marks i.e. not less

than 135 marks out of 300 marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories belonging only

to Maharashtra State) in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together AND

Candidate should have a valid AIEEE Score (i.e. total score should be positive) for the year 2010-11.

Maharashtra Paper-I of AIEEE-2010 qualified Candidates who have appeared for MHT-CET 2010

will be required to submit single Application and Option form for CAP. Such Candidates will be given

signle allotment through CAP as per their inter-se-merit.

2.4 Eligibility criteria for Maharashtra State Candidate for admission to first year of degree

courses in Engineering/ Technology in Autonomous Institut ions:



with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and MathematicsAND Secured minimum 50% marks i.e.

not less than 150 marks out of 300 marks (minimum 45% marks i.e. not less than 135 marks out

of 300 marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories belonging only to Maharashtra

State) in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added togetherAND Obtained a

minimum 110 score (minimum 100 score in case of candidates of Backward class categories

belonging only to Maharashtra State) in subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together

at MHT-CET 2010.

2.5 Eligibility Criteria for Foreign National/ Foreign student/ PIO/ Children of Indian workers

in the Gulf countries/Children of NRI

Candidate should have passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination with subjects English,

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured minimum 50% marks i.e. not less than 150 marks

out of 300 marks in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics added together.

The eligibility of the candidates passing the HSC (Std. XII) equivalent examinationfrom a school/college/Examination Board situate outside India shall be further

decided by the University Authorities t o w hich the candidate is admitted. Hence such

candidates are advised to get their eligibility verified by the respective University

Authorities before seeking admission to the Engineering/Technology degree courses

in the State of Maharashtra. The candidate belonging to this type is not required to appear for the MHT-CET

2010/ AIEEE 2010.


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2.6 Eligibility criteria for GOI nominees:



with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured minimum 50% marks i.e. not

less than 150 marks out of 300 marks (minimum 45% marks i.e. not less than 135 marks out of 300marks in case of candidates of Backward class categories) in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and

Mathematics added together.

The candidate belonging to this type is not required to appear for the MHT-CET2010/ AIEEE 2010.

2.7 Eligibility criteria for J & K Migrant candidates:



with subjects English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and secured minimum 50% marks i.e. not

less than 150 marks out of 300 marks in the subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics addedtogether.

The candidate belonging to this type is not required to appear for the MHT-CET2010/ AIEEE 2010.

2.8 Eligibility criteria for MKB candidates:

In addition to the basic eligibility criterion mentioned in rule no. 2.2, candidates who have appeared

& obtained a non zero score in the MHT-CET 2010 and belonging to the Maharashtra Karnataka

Disputed Border Area are required to fulfil following additional eligibility criterions.

Candidates have to be from such villages/towns, from the Maharashtra Karnataka disputedborder areas, on which Maharashtra puts its claim (Refer Annexure I).

The candidate should produce the certificate that his/her father/mother/candidatehimself/herself is a domicile of Karnataka in the disputed border area as specified in the

Proforma G OR The candidate should produce the domicile certificate of his/her

father/mother/candidate himself/herself stating that he/she is a resident of a village mentioned

in Annexure I.

The candidate should have passed SSC (or equivalent) and/or HSC (or equivalent) from anInstitution situatein the disputed border area. The candidate must produce a certificate from the

Principal/Head Master of the College/School stating that the candidate has passed SSC/HSC (or

equivalent) Examination from that Institution.

Mother tongue of the candidate must be Marathi. The candidate must produce a certificate fromthe Principal/Head Master of the School from which he/she has passed the SSC (or equivalent)

Examination, stating that the candidates Mother tongue is Marathi as per the original School

record.

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2.9 Eligibility criteria for Candidates who are sons/ daughters of Defence service personnel:

In addition to the basic eligibility criterion mentioned in rule no.2.2, candidates who have appeared

& obtained a non zero score in the MHT-CET 2010 and satisfying any one of the following criteria as

are eligible to seek admission against seats for sons/daughters of defence service personnel.

Candidate is a son/daughter of ex-service personnel who is domiciled in Maharashtra State(Def-1).

Candidate is a son/daughter of active service personnel who is domiciled in Maharashtra State(Def-2).

Candidate is a son/daughter of active service personnel (Def -3) Who is transferred to Maharashtra State but is not domiciled in Maharashtra State Who is not domiciled in Maharashtra State but his/her family is stationed in Maharashtra

State under the provision of retention of family accommodation at the last duty station on

the grounds of childrens education, provided further that, such candidate should have

appeared and passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination from a

school/college situate in the State of Maharashtra.

Note:

This provision is NOT available to the children of CIVILIAN STAFF who is working/ who has worked

with the Indian Defence Services.

2.10 Eligibility criteria for Candidates who are physically handicapped:

In addition to the basic qualification mentioned in rule no. 2.2, candidate who has appeared &

obtained a non zero score in the MHT-CET 2010 and suffering from any one of the following

permanent disability is eligible to seek admission against seats for Physically Handicapped candidates

[only Maharashtra St ate candidates (Type A, B and D) are eligible to apply for admission

against these seats]

Candidate who is visually impaired (blind) candidate (type P1) Candidate who is speech & hearing impaired (deaf & dumb) candidate (type P2) Candidate who is with orthopedic disorders, learning disabilities, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia,

Dysgraphica, Spastic (type P3)

Note:

The certificate (proforma F/F-1) should clearly state that the extent of disability is more than 40%

and the disability is permanent in nature.

2.11 Other eligibility criteria for specialized branches of Engineering:

Candidates seeking admission to some special courses or under some special provisions have to fulfill

the following additional eligibility criteria.

Admission to Bio- Medical/B io-tech Engineering course :Candidates seeking admission to Biomedical/Bio-Tech Engineering course should have passed in

the subject of Biology in the qualifying examination in addition to fulfilling the Eligibility criteria

as mentioned in rule no. 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3.

Admission to Mining Engineering course:Female candidates are not eligible for admission to Mining Engineering course.


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Admission to Marine Engineering Course in Padm. Vasantdada Patil Pratishtans College ofEngineering, Sion, Mumbai :

Candidates aspiring to take admission to Marine Engineering Course in the following institute

should directly contact the Principal of the college for eligibility criteria (Educational Qualification

& Entrance Test) and admission process.

Padm. Vasantdada Patil Pratisthans College of Engineering,

Padmabhushan Vasantdada Patil Education Complex,

Eastern Express High w ay, Near Everard Nagar,

Sion - Chunabhatti, , Mum bai 400 0 22

Phone no. (O) 022-2407 0547, 2402 1526 Fax no. 022-2403 8717

Website-www.pvppcoe.ac.in

2.12 Eligibility criteria of Candidates who have passed/passing Diploma in

Engineering/ Technology and seeking admission to First Year of Engineering/ Technology

in Unaided Institutes:

Diploma holders who have passed the Diploma course in Engineering/Technology with minimum of

50% marks and medium of instruction as English from the Polytechnics affiliated to MSBTE or AICTE

approved autonomous Polytechnics in Maharashtra State ( for Maharashtra State Candidates) or such

polytechnics situate inside/outside the State of Maharashtra ( for Outside Maharashtra State

Candidates).

Note:

1. To resolve a tie i.e. more than one candidate securing equal aggregate marks in Final year of theDiploma exam, following order of preference shall be adopted: marks in Maths at SSC, Grand

Total at SSC.

2. Eligible Diploma candidates (rule 2.12) shall be considered for Admission against the Institute

level seats in Unaided Private Institutes only. The details of the admission process for filling

application for admission against institute level seats shall be made available in the separate

information brochure.

3. Such Diploma candidates (rule 2.12) are not eligible to appear for the MHT-CET 2010.

General Notes:

1. In case the maximum marks in individual subject is other than 100, convert the marks out of 100for individual subject but do not round off these marks. If the sum of the converted marks of

three individual subjects without rounding off works out to be a figure with fraction then fraction

up to two decimal places will only be considered

Example: If a candidate obtains 101 marks out of 200 in Physics, 86 marks out of 150 in

Chemistry and 40 Marks out of 100 in Mathematics, then the sum of marks obtained works out

to be 227 out of 450 marks. If it is conveted out of 300, it works out to be 151.33. However if

the marks in individual subjecte are converted out of 100, then the marks are as 50.5 in Physics,

57.3333 in Chemistry and 40 in Mathematics. It means the sum of converted marks of individual

subject is 147.8333, which is 147.83 upto two fraction. Hence the candidate is not eligible for

admission under OPEN Category.


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2. If letter grades are assigned instead of marks at SSC, HSC or its equivalent examination thecandidate must obtain the certificate of conversion of letter of grades into marks from the

competent authority where from the candidate has passed the examination. The candidate

should produce such certificate at the time of submission of application form. The Eligibility shall

be decided based on the equivalent marks submitted by such candidates.

3. If the candidate reappears for the qualifying examination (Std. XII or its equivalent) with al lsubjects then the marks obtained in the latest examination will only be considered for

determining the eligibility criterion.

3.0 Type of Candidature:

3.1 Types of Maharashtra State Candidates and Home Universities:

A candidate is considered eligible for admission to the seats of Maharashtra State coming under the

purview of competent authority subject to fulfillment of any one of the eligibility requirements as

listed in the following table.

Sr .

No.

Type of

candidate Eligibility requirement Home University

1.

Type A

(Maharashtra

State candidate)

Candidate Passing SSC (Std. X )

And

HSC (Std. XII) examination from a

recognized institution in

Maharashtra State (Refer Rule 2.2).

and

Candidate is Domiciled by

Permanent Residence or by

Birthin the State of Maharashtra.

Candidates Home University is the

University area under the

jurisdiction of which the place of

passing the H.S.C. examination falls

in the State of Maharashtra.

Note: Type-A candidates should produce th e Leaving or B onafied Certificate issued by the

Institute where the candidate passed/appeared the HSC (Std. XII). These candidates

should also produce the Domicile Certificate of Candidate at the time of submission of

Application form for Admission through CAP. The Domicile by Birth or by Permanent

Resident will only be considered. The Domicile by choice or for Educational purpose or

mentioned as intends to stay w ill not be considered.

2.Type B

(Domicile status)

Does not satisfy as Type - A

Candidate

and

Candidate/Father or Mother of the

candidate is Domiciled by

Permanent Residence or by

Birthin the State of Maharashtra.




the authority issuing Domicile

Certificate falls in the State of

Maharashtra

Note: Type-B candidates should produce the Domicile Certificate of Candidate/Father or

Mother of the candidate at the time of submission of Application form for Admission

through CAP. The Domicile by Birth or by Permanent Resident will only be considered.


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The Domicile by choice or for Educational purpose or mentioned as intends to stay w ill not

be considered.

3.

Type C

(Sons and

daughters of

central

Government /

Government of

India Undertaking

employee)

Does not satisfy as Type -A and

Type-B Candidate

and

Father/Mother of the candidate is

an employee of the Government of

India or Government of India

Undertaking who is posted and

reported to duty in Maharashtra

State before the last date for

submitting theApplication Form

for Centralized Admission to

Engineering/Technology.




posting of the father / mother of

the candidate who is a central

Government / Government of India

Undertaking employee falls in the

State of Maharashtra.

Note: Type-C Candidates should produce Certificate in the proforma A regarding the

employment status of Father/ Mother at the time of submission of Application form for

Admission through CAP. Such Candidates will not be able to claim provision of

Backw ard Class Category candidates and candidates shall be treated as GENERAL/ OPEN

candidates

4.

Type D

(Sons and

daughters of

Maharashtra

State

Government /

Maharashtra

State

Government

undertaking

employee

reported for duty

in Maharashtra

State after

completion of

deputation period

at outside

Maharashtra

State)

Does not satisfy as Type A,

Type-B and Type-C Candidate

and

Father / Mother of the candidate is

an employee of the Government ofMaharashtra / Government of

Maharashtra Undertaking who was

on deputation to a place outside the

Maharashtra state and returned

back to Maharashtra after

completing deputation and reported

for duty in Maharashtra state before

the last date for submitting the

Application Form for

Centralized Admission to

Engineering/Technology..

(1) Candidates Home University is

the University area under the


posting of the father/mother of the

candidate who is a Maharashtra

State Government/Maharashtra

State Govt. undertaking employee

falls in the State of Maharashtra.

OR

(2) Candidates Home University is

the University area under the


earlier posting of the father/mother

of the candidate who is a

Maharashtra State Government/

Maharashtra State Govt undertaking

employee was falling in the State of

Maharashtra prior to the transfer to

a place situateoutside State of

Maharashtra.


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Note: Type-D Candidates should produce Certificate in the proforma B regarding the

employment status of Father/ Mother at the time of submission of Application form for

Admission through CAP.

5.

Type E

Maharashtra

Karnataka

Disputed Border

Area Candidates.

Refer Rules 2.2 and 2.8 for

eligibility criteria

Candidates will only be considered

for 30% OHU seats of Maharashtra

State of CAP. These candidates will

also be eligible for the seats

remaining vacant in Un-aided

Institutes after the CAP round and

for additional round of Government,

Government Aided, University

Departments and University

Managed institutes.

3.2 Outside Maharashtra State candidate:

Type of candidature: Outside

Maharashtra State candidate

(OMS)

OMS candidate should be an Indian national, who is not satisfying

any of the conditions Stated in Sr. No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (i.e. Type

A,B,C,D,E) of rule 3.1.

Note:

For claiming facility under Type A, B, C, D & E, it is binding for the candidates to produce thedocumentary proof along with the application form for CAP to claim the facility.

Candidate can claim only one type of candidature while submitting the application form. e.g.Candidates who are eligible to apply against the provision of Jammu & Kashmir Migrant

Candidate seats as well as against the Maharashtra State seats are only entitled to claim for oneof these seats.

The candidate should submit the applicable certificate in the necessary proforma at the time offilling up of Application Form for CAP.

Eligible OMS candidates shall be considered on the basis of score of MHT-CET 2010, forAdmission to institute level seats in Unaided Private Institutes. The details of the

admission process for filling up seats at the institute level will be given in separate information

brochure at the time of filling of online application form for Admission through CAP.


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4.0 Reservations:

All the reservations given below shall be applicable to candidates belonging to Maharashtra State

only subject to the fulfillment of the eligibility criteria specified by respective authorities from time to

time.

4.1 Reservation for Backw ard Class category Candidates:

The percentage of seats reserved for candidates of backward class categories belonging to

Maharashtra State is as per the details in table given below. The percentages of reservation are the

percentages of the seats available for Maharashtra candidates, which are coming under the purview

of the Competent Authority (Refer notes 1-5 given below for details). These are the minimum

percentages of reservation exclusive of the backward class candidates securing allotment through

General Merit by virtue of merit. Backward class candidates shall claim the category to which they

belong to at the time of submission of application form for Centralized Admission.

Sr. No. Category of ReservationPercentage of

Reservation

1.Scheduled Castes and Schedule caste converts to Buddhism

( SC )13.0 %

2. Schedule Tribes (ST) 7.0 %

3. Vimukta Jati (VJ )/De notified Tribes( DT) (NT-A) 3.0 %

4. Nomadic Tribes 1 (NT-B) 2.5 %

5. Nomadic Tribes 2 (NT-C) 3.5 %

6. Nomadic Tribes 3 (NT-D) 2.0 %

7 Other Backward Classes (OBC) 19.0 %

Total 50 %

Note:

1. The reservation for backward class candidates shall be available in Unaided Non-Minority colleges

and it will be 50% of Maharashtra State CAP seats.

2. Reservation for backward class candidate i.e. 50% as stated above shall be available in

Government, Government Aided Institutes, University Dept. and University Managed Institutes.

3. Candidates belonging to Special Backward Class (SBC) will be offered reservation up to 2%seats of the seats available for Maharashtra candidates which are coming under the purview of the

Competent Authority subject to condition that any seats remain vacant in the reserved category at

the end of stageI of allotment.These seats are carved out during the allotment stage-I and no

separate seats are earmarked before the start of the allotment process. SBC Candidates having

original category OBC will be considered at par with OBC Candidates.

4. Even if the candidate belonging to Backward Class Category secures admission against a seatbelonging to the General category by virtue of merit, such candidate has to produce all the

necessary documents in support of the category claimed both at the time of admission and while

filling up of the CAP admission form.

5. All OMS candidates are treated as GENERAL/OPEN candidates and are not eligible to claimreservation for backward class category candidate.


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4.2 Reservation for sons/ daughters of Defence service personnel:

Five (5) % seats of the total sanctioned intake for an institute, subject to a maximum of five (5)

seats in each institute coming under CAP shall be reserved for

Children of ex- service personnel who are domiciled in Maharashtra State (DEF-1). Children of active service personnel who are domiciled in Maharashtra State (DEF-2). Children of active service personnel (DEF-3)

Who aretransferred to Maharashtra State but are not domiciled in Maharashtra State, Who are not domiciled in Maharashtra State but their families are stationed in Maharashtra

State under the provision of retention of family accommodation at the last duty station on

grounds of childrens educationprovided further that, such candidate should have appeared

and passed the HSC (Std.XII) examination of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and

Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent examination from a school/college situate in

the State of Maharashtra.

These seats are within the sanctioned intake capacity and are available as State Level seats. A

combined single merit list of all eligible DEF1, DEF2 & DEF3 candidates shall be prepared. Admission

against the Defence category seats will be made strictly on the basis of inter se merit of combined

single merit list of all eligible DEF1, DEF2 & DEF3 candidates.

Refer Pro forma C, D and E for claiming this provision.

Note:-

This provision is NOT available to the children ofCIVILIAN STAFF who is working / who has

worked in the Indian Defence Service.

4.3 Reservation for Physically Handicapped Candidates:

As per the provisions in Clause 39 of Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation

Act 1995, three percent (3%) seats of total sanctioned intake capacity of all the institutions coming

under CAP shall be reserved for physically handicapped candidates.

visually impaired (blind) candidates (P1) speech & hearing impaired (deaf & dumb) candidates, (P2) Orthopedic disorders, learning disabilities, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphica, Spastic (P3)

Allotment of the seats reserved for the Physically Handicapped candidates shall be done on the basis

of a respective inter-se merit of such candidates. These seats are available in 70% Home

University area seats only for M aharashtra Type - A, B and D.

Note:-

It should be noted that the physically handicapped candidates on admission to Engineering /

Technology degree course will not be given any exemptions or additional facilities in the academic

activities other than those which may be provided by the respective Universities. Further it is

specifically brought to the notice of Physically Handicapped candidates that, they should submit the

certificates strictly as per the Proforma F/F-1.


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4.4 Reservation for Female candidates:

As per the provisions in Govt. Resolution No. GEC-1000/ (123/2000)/ Tech. Edu.-1, dated 17 th April,

2000, 30% seats available for Maharashtra State CAP shall be reserved for female candidates in all

the courses of the institutions coming under CAP. This reservation shall be applicable for General,

SC, ST, DT/VJ (NT-A), NT-B, NT-C, NT-D and OBC categories. Seats reserved for Female candidates

are available under both the 70%Home University seatsand30%Other than Home Universityseats

coming under the CAP. There shall be no reservation for Female candidates under Defence,

Physically Handicapped and SBC categories.

IMPORTANT: All such candidates who fail to substantiate claims made (such as

reservation category, PH, Defence etc.) with supporting necessary documents shall be

converted to GENERAL category and/or such applications will be rejected as the case

may be. Once such candidates are converted to GENERAL category and they w ill have to

fulfil l the minimum eligibility criteria as set out for a GENERAL category candidate.

4.5 Reservation of seats for the candidates belonging to the Maharashtra-Karnat aka

Border (disputed area) M S Type-E candidates-

These candidates will only be considered for 30 % Other than Home University (OHU) seats of

Maharashtra State of CAP. These candidates will also be eligible for the seats remaining vacant in

Un-aided Institutes after the CAP round and for additional round of Government, Government

Aided, University Departments and University Managed Institutes.


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5.0 Assignment of Merit Number:

5.1 Merit Number for Maharashtra Candidates:

Each eligible Maharashtra State Candidate (Rule 2.2) who has appeared for MHT-CET 2010 andobtained a non zero score in MHT-CET 2010 and submitted application form on or before the last

date prescribed for the submission of Application Form for Admission to Engineering/Technology

through CAP will be assigned a provisional merit number.

Merit of all eligible Maharashtra State candidates will be based on the MHT-CET 2010 score (out of200 marks) only; relative merit in case of a tie (i.e. equal marks in MHT-CET 2010) shall be resolved

as per rule no. 5.1.1.

Note:

1. Merit list of Maharashtra State Candidates so prepared shall indicate a State level

General Merit No., State level Category Merit no. (as applicable), Home University

General Merit No., Home University Category M erit no. (as applicable) etc.

2. Assignment of a Merit number does not indicate or ensure admission to any seat.

5.1.1 Relative M erit In Case of a Tie:

In the case of candidates securing equal number of marks in MHT-CET-2010, their relative merit will

be fixed on the basis of the following order of preference:

(a )A candidate securing higher marks out of 100 in the subject of Mathematics in MHT-CET-2010.

(b )A candidate securing higher marks out of 50 in the subject of Physics in MHT-CET-2010.

(c )A candidate passing the SSC (Std. X) examination with higher aggregate marks.

(d )A candidate securing higher marks in the subject of Mathematics at SSC (Std. X) Examination.

(e )Birth Date of the candidate (Elder Candidate will be given preference)

Note:

While converting the marks, if the converted marks work out to be a figure with fraction, fraction up

to two decimal places will only be considered.

5.2 Merit Number for AIEEE (Paper-I) Candidates:

Each eligible Candidates (Rule 2.3) who has appeared for AIEEE- 2010 and obtained a valid score inAIEEE-2010 and submitted application form on or before the last date prescribed for the submission

of Application Form for Admission to Engineering/Technology through CAP will be assigned a

provisional merit number.

Merit of all eligible candidates will be based on the inter-se of AIEEE- 2010 (Paper-I) All India Rankonly.

Merit list of Eligible Candidates so prepared shall indicate a State level General Merit No. Assignment of a Merit number does not indicate or ensure admission to any seat.


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5.3 Merit Number for J&K M igrant Candidates:

Assignment of merit n umber:

Each eligible J&K Migrant Candidate who has filled and confirmed the online application form forCentralized Admission on or before the last date will be assigned a provisional merit number.

Merit of all eligible J&K Migrant candidates will be based on the total marks obtained in Physics,

Chemistry and Mathematics in HSC (Std. XII) only; relative merit in case of a tie (i.e. equal marks in

Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics taken together out of 300) shall be resolved in the order of

preference as given below:

a. A candidate securing higher % marks in Mathematics of HSC.b. A candidate securing higher % marks in Physics of HSC.c. A candidate securing higher % marks in SSC (Std. X) examinationd. A candidate securing higher % marks in Mathematics at SSC (Std. X) Examination.e. Birth Date of the candidate (Elder Candidate will be given preference)

Note:

While converting the marks, if the converted marks w ork out to be a figure with fraction,

fraction up to tw o decimal places will only be considered.

Assignment of a Merit number does not indicate or ensure admission to any seat.5.4 Change of Marks due to verification:

If the marks in the qualifying examination are modified due to verification and the same is duly

certified by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education or its

equivalent, the same shall be reported to the ARC incharge immediately.

However the effect of the change will be taken into consideration only for the subsequent round (s)

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6.0 Rules of Admission through Centralized Admission Process (CAP)-

This section briefly explains the various stages and procedure adopted for the CAP. Candidates

seeking admission to Engineering/Technology courses are required to appear for MHT-CET

2010/AIEEE-2010 conducted by the respective Competent Authority.

For the academic year 2010-11, the Competent Authority shall conduct total Four (4) rounds of

Centralized Admission. The CAP shall consist of first three (3) rounds of Centralized Allotment

wherein eligible candidates of respective rounds (both Maharashtra and AIEEE) will fill & confirm

separate/fresh Online Option forms for respective rounds. Fourth round of CAP shall be conducted by

way of counseling, only for the eligible Maharashtra State candidates. Details of eligibility for each

round of CAP, filling of option form(s), method of reporting after each round, availability of seats for

each round and such other details will be given in a separate Information Brochure.

Major Steps in the CET, Admission through CAP and tentative schedule are summarized below:

1. Fill in and SubmitApplication Form for MHT-CET 2010 2. Appear for the MHT-CET 2010 as per the schedule3. Declaration of the result of MHT-CET 20104. Document Verification, Fill in the Online Application Form for Centralized Admission to

Engineering/ Technology i.e. CAP and Confirm it at the Application form Receipt Centers

(ARCs) by eligible MHT-CET 2010 and AIEEE-2010 (Paper-I) qualified candidates (in June

2010)

5. Display of Merit List of candidates who have confirmed the online Application Form forCentralized Admission to Engineering/Technology on website www.dte.org.in/fe2010.

(in June 2010)

6. Fill in and confirm the Online Option Form(s) for CAP Round(s) I/I I/ III (by candidateseligible to participate in these CAP rounds) on the website www.dte.org.in/fe2010. (in July-

August 2010)

7. Display of Al lotment(s) of respective CAP Round(s) I/II/III on the websitewww.dte.org.in/fe2010. (in July-August 2010)

8. Reporting to respective Institutes as per allotment of CAP Round(s) I/II/III.(in July August 2010)

9. Conduction of CAP Round-IV by counseling and Reporting to respective Institute.(in August 2010)

Note:

Above mentioned schedule and procedure is tentative and shall be taken as a suggestive guideline. A

notification giving details such as schedule, procedure of Centralized Admission will be displayed on

the website and published in leading newspapers.

Major Rules of the Centralized Admission Process are summarized below:

Candidates who have confirmed the admission in any one of the AutonomousInstitutes (institutes mentioned in rule 1.0) are not eligible to participate in any of

the CAP rounds-I/ II/ III / IV conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education,

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Candidates who have confirmed admission in any one of the CAP rounds I/I I/ III/ IVconducted by DTE will not be able to participate in admission rounds conducted by

the Autonomous In stitutes (institutes mentioned in rule 1.0).

If a candidate cancels his/ her admission, which w as confirmed in earlier CAPround(s) or in the Autonomous Institutes, will not be eligible to participate for the

subsequent CAP round(s) conducted by DTE and Admission Round(s) conducted by

Autonomous Institutes even after cancellation of such admission.

Details of the eligibility for participating in each round of CAP, method of reporting after each CAP

round, availability of seats for each CAP round and other such details are given in the separate

Information Brochure.

The scheme of allotment through Multiple Rounds and Rules of Reporting is designed to prevent loss

of academics and to make the CAP Rounds meaningful and effective rather than formal and

ineffective in view of the previous experience of this Directorate as also the facts and figures available

with this Directorate as to the seats remaining vacant at the end of each Round(s) and especially at

the end of all the Round(s) of such Centralized Allotment Process. The rounds are so designed with

the purpose that, maximum vacant seats are filled in, without creating further resultant vacancies on

account of shifting of students to whom already allotment has been made in earlier rounds of CAP.

This step is required to enable the colleges to start the academic activity immediately to complete the

term in time.

Note:

In order to participate in t he CAP, the aspiring & eligible candidate is required to submit

and confirm the Application Form for Centralized Admission to

Engineering/ Technology (in June 2010 ) at the ARC. The list of documents required to

be submitted at the time of confirmation is given in the Annexure-II. Detailed

notification in this regard will be issued in the month of June 2010 after the declaration

of result of M HT-CET 2010.

7.0 CONDUCT AND DISCIP LINE

Failure of the candidate in making full and correct Statements in the application form and/orsuppression of any information and/or submission of false documents shall lead to

disqualification of the candidate for MHT-CET 2010 or even at later date during the Admission

Process. Such a candidate will be debarred from the examination as well as the entire selection

process. Therefore the candidate is required to make only such claims which could be substantiated

by relevant original documents.

Adopting any unfair means or engaging in malpractice in the examination shall render a candidateliable for punishment under, Maharashtra Prevention of Malpractices Act, Universities, Board and

Other Specified Examination Act, 1982 and disqualify him/her for MHT-CET 2010 examination.

If any person(s) or officer(s) dealing with the conduct of the MHT-CET 2010 are found engaged inact(s) that would result in the leakage of question paper or attempt to use or help in the use of

unfair means in this examination he/she shall be liable to prosecution under Indian Penal Code.

Any issue not dealt here-in above will be dealt with, when arising, fully and finally by the CompetentAuthority.


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ANNEXURE-I

MAHARASHTRA-KARNATAKA DISPUTED B ORDER AREA (MKB) R ESIDENTS

DISTRICTS, TALUKAS AND VI LLAGES INCLUDED UNDER MK B

District TalukaTotal Villages

/Towns

Application forms t o be

submitted to(1) Belgaum (1) Athani 9

(2) Belgaum 100

(3) Chikodi 48

(4) Hukeeri 22

(5) Khanapur 206

(2) Karwar (1) Karwar 50

(2) Supa 126

(3) Halyal 123

Dean, Shri. Rajarshi ChhatrapatiShahu Maharaj GovernmentMedical College, Kolhapur

(3) Bidar (1) Humanabad 30

(2) Bhalki 63

(3) Santapur/Aurad

81

(4) Gulbarga (1) Aland 7

Total 865

Dean, Government MedicalCollege, Latur.

The names of villages under the disputed MKB areas in the above stated Talukas and

Districts (as per Government Letter No. MED-1007/CR-54/Edu-2, dated 14th November,

2007).

A) Belgaum District

1. Athani Taluka

Village Names: (1) Lokur (2) Mangasuli (3) Bamnal (4) Ugarkh (5) Samnvargi (6) Jambagi (7)Arlihatti (8) Shirur (9) Padegaon.

2. Belgaum Taluka - Village Names: (1) Belgaum Rural (2) Madhaopur (3) Angol (4) Sheriyadval(5) Wadgaon (6) Dhamne S. Belgaum (7) Tammanai Kanhatti (8) Kakti (9) Yeramale (10) Yellur (11)Zadshahpur (12) Macche (13) Majagaon (14) Jaitanmal (15) Uchagaon (16) Gojage (17) Bekkinkere(18) Ativad (19) Marnahol (20) Kangrali Bk. (21) Mannur (22) Ambewadi (23) Sulage (Uchagaon)(24) Hindalga (25) Benakanhalli (26) Savagaon (27) Mandoli (28) Hangargi (29) Kuttalawadi (30)Navaje (31) Somanaikanhatti (32) Santibastawad (33) Waghawade (34) Sulage (Yellur) (35)Rajahansagad (36) Nagenhatti (37) Nandihalli (38) Hosagondanhatti 3(9) Desur (40) Susgoudanhatti(41) Rankunede (42) Kiniye (43) Dhatourwadi (44) Karle (45) Bakanur (46) Badasinam (47)Belavatti (48) Bijagarni (49)Rakaskop (50) Yelebail (51) Sonoli (52) Dhamne S. Bailur (53) Belgundi(54) Doknur (55) Kudremani (56) Kallehol (57) Bachi (58) Turmuri (59) Kangrli Kh. (60) Agasge (61)Kadoli (62) Chalvenhatti (63) Mahalenhatti (64) Kednur (65) Honage (66) Handignur (67)Bodkenhatti (68) Bambarge (69) Kattnbhavi (70) Kurihal B K. (71) Kurihal K.H. (72) Bharmyanhatti(73) Idalhond (74) Bandiholi (75) Chandgad (76) Ashte (77) Muchandi (78) Kalakhamb (79)

Kanabargi (80) Alatage (81) Yamanapur (82) Gaudwad (83) Siddanbhavi (84) Kondaskop (85)Bastawad (86) Shaganmabbi (87) Mudage (88) Alarwad (89) Mastamaro (90) Basarikiatti (91)Shindholi (92) Kudachi (93) Nilgi (94) Haoage (95) Sambare (96) Khangaon K. H. (97) Tarihal (98)Kamkarhatti (99) Kolikop (100) (City) Belgaum (Town Group).

3. Chikodi Taluka - Village Names: 1) Adi 2) Akol 3) Barwad 4) Denadi 5) Bhivashi 6) Budihal 7)Hanchinal K. Savegaon 8) Jatrat 9) Kasnal 10) Kondi 11) Kurli 12) Lakhnagpur 13) Mangur 14)

Amaizari (Nipani) 15) Padlihal 16) Soundalaga 17) Shidnal 18) Bhatngnur 19) Gondikoppi 20) Hadnal21) Mitivade 22) Shendur 23) Shiraguppi 24) Suligaon 25) Yarnal 26) Budalmikh 27) Kunnur 28)Manakapur 29) Pangeri A. 30) Taudi 31) Pangire 32) Pattanakudi 33) Chikhalwhal 34) Peerwadi 35)


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Nangnur 36) Yamagarni 37) Rampur 38) Walki 39) Khadaklat 40) Navalihal 41) Shirgaon 42) Girgaon43) Gavan 44) Kongnolli 45) Mamdapur Kelat 46) Hunnafgi 47) Karadaga 48) Nipam (M)

4. Hukeeri Taluka - Village Names: 1) Bhairapur 2) Bugte Alur 3) Hadalge 4) Hittani 5) Nagnur-K-Solapur 6) Rashing 7) Shekinhosur 8) Daddi 9) Khavanewadi 10) Modge 11) Kot 12) Ramewadi 13)Dellanki 14) Dhondgatti 15) Salamwadi 16) Shettihalli 17) Shipur 18) Matiwade 19) Nagnur-K-Daddi20) Bidrewade 21) Attihal 22) Aldhal.

5. Khanapur Taluka - Village Names: 1) Khanapur 2) Nandgad Kasaba 3) Jainkob 4) Lokoli 5)

Sannahosur 6) Topinkatti 7) Allihol 8) Bacholi 10) Balikodal 11) Bankibasarikatti 12) Baragaon 13)Bekwad 14) Bhandargao8 15) Bhutewadi 16) Channewadi 17) Chapgaon 18) Doddebail 19)Doddahosur 20) Hadalgi 21) Halkarni 22) Halshi 23) Harsetkop 24) Hattargunji 25) Hebbal 26)Jalaga 27) Junjawad-K-Godihalli 28) Junjawad-K-(Nandgad) 29) Karalgi 30) Khairwad 31) Kemewadi32) Kupattageri 33) Nandgad Moje34) Nanjinkodal 35) Ramgurwadi 36) Rumewadi 37) Sagazi 38)Sivoli 39) Vanakebail 40) Yadoga 41) Alloli Kansoli 42) Ambewadi 43) Ambalikop 44) Anagadi 45)Bhalaka Khurd 46) Bhistenhatti 47) Bijagarni 48) Bimbegali 49) Chanakebail 50) Dhokegali 51)Gangawali 52) Ghotagalli 53) Godgeri 54) Godoli 55) Gundoli 56) Gundapi 57) Gunji 58) Halage 59)Halsal 60) Harasanwadi 61) Haruri 62) Hattarwad 63) Jangamhatti 64) Jatage 65) Karajgi 66)Karambal 67) Karajal 68) Kavandal 69) Kirhalashi 70) Kumaratwadi 71) Manikuadi 72) Manaturge 73)Maskenhatti 74) Mendegali 75) Merda 76) Modekoppa 77) Mudaganur 78) Naikol 79) Navage 80)Padalwade 81) Pur 82) Sangargali 83) Savargali 84) Shedegali 85) Sindoli 86) Simpewadi 87)Sonenhatti 88) Tivoli 89) Otoli 90) Abanali 91) Adali 92) Akrali 93) Awaratbail 94) Balgund95)Bamankop 96) Bastwad 97) Betane 98) Bhatewadi 99) Budse 100) Chapoli 101) Chinchewadi102) Darolii 103) Dongargaon 104) Ghose Bk. 105) Ghose Kh. 106) Gharli 107) Golvali 108)Hemadage 109) Jambegali 110) Jamboli 111) Jamgaon 112) Kabanali 113) Kalageri 114) Kalakoppa115) Kalmani 116) Kalnaikhatti 117) Kalyali 118) Kamatge 119) Kanjale 120) Kanakumbi 121) Kapoli-K-Chapoli 122) Kapoli-K-Gunji 123) Karanjwade 124) Rirapoli 125) Kirwale K. Gunji 126) Kodagai127) Kongala 128) Kumbarde 129) Londa 130) Machali 131) Malavi 132) Manjarpai 133) Mothiset134) Mugwade 135) Mudawadpimple 136) Nagargao 137) Nilawade 138) Nerse 139) Olmani 140)Posekopp 141) Potoli 142) Satanali 143) Sindoli Kh. 145) Siroli 146) Sithawade 147) Sivathana 148)Somaset 149) Sulegali 150) Suwatwadi 151) Talawade 152) Tarwad 153) Tavargatti 154) Teregali155) Varkhadpatiya 156) Vatre 157) Amgaon 158) Chigule 159) Chikale 160) Charola 161) Deogaon162) Gavali 163) Gavase 164) Holda 165) Hulland 166) Charola 167) Mendil 168) Parwad 169)Pastoli 170) Amboli 175) Amte 176) Andale 177) Devarai 178) Dukarwadi 179) Ghodedurg 180)Honakal 181) Kavale 182) Malawad 183) Mudewadi 184) Nagurade 185) Asoga 186) Manasapur 187)Morab 188) Kokati 189) Betageri 190) Tirthkunde 191) Sonarwadi 192) Bailur 193) Kusamali 194)

Uchawadi 195) Nittur 196) Katagali 197) Genebail 198) Nidgal 199) Idalhond 200) Singenkop 201)Garalgunji 202) Maniarpai 203) Ambilkop 204) Junjavad 205) Bigegaddi 206) Bhelak Bk.

B) Karw ar District

1. Karw ar Taluka -Village Names: 1) Baad 2) Nandangadde 3) Sunkeri 4) Kathinkon 5) Makheri 6)Shirwad 7) Kadwad 8) Kinnar 9) Siddar 10) Wailwada 11) Devalmakki 12) Naitisaver 13) Kanasgiri14) Arav 15) Hosali 16) Mudgeri 17) Angadi 18) Kolge 19) Madhewada 20) Savantwada 21) Hotegali22) Hankon 23) Gopshitta 24) Maingini 25) Bhaire 26) Goyar 27) Oande 28) Iamergaon 29) Gotegali30) Balemane 31) Kadra 32) Hankon-Joog 33) Ha.Ge-Joog 34) Bolshitta 35) Ghadsai 36) Ulge 37)Katar 38) Ierwadi 39) Kadiye 40) Mallapur 41) Virge 42) Iuchegar 43) Hartuge 44) Kaiga 45) Devkar46) Karwar 47) Chitkula (15a) 48) Chitkula (15b) 49) Majali (15 A) 50) Majali (15 B).

2. Supa Taluka - Village Names : 1) Palde 2) Rangarook 3) Akheti 4) Varlewadi 5) Anmod 6) Atali7) Ivoli 8) Kuveshi 9) Ninnur 10) Bajar-Kumang 11) Shirgure 12) Kevarle 13) Chandwadi 14)

Vilayedabe 15) Titwali 16) Boregali 17) Asu 18) Shindoli 19) Kasarle 20) Viranjole 21) Vatle 22)Karambal 23) Devulli (Tinai) 24) Payaswadi 25) Kalambuli 26) Kungini 27) Aveda-Phopal Wadi 28)Bandode 29) Pisose 30) Bori 37) Vade 38) Velip Kumbeli 39) Amshet 40) Kundalgaon 41) Vaijagaon42) Shingargaon 43) Usola 44) Jagalbet 45) Kumbral 46) Durgi 47) Adangaon 48) Kurandi 49)Konada 50) Mavalinge 51) Konada (Nearsupa) 52) Supa 53) Diggi 54) Sulawali 55) Pharaskhand 56)Khodli 57) Hatkhambha 58) Dongarwade 59) Maisoda 60) Panjeli 61) Adulli 62)Bapeli 63) Pardhani64) Gavegali (Gavgat) 65) Sangwe 66) Amagaon 67) Bilode 68) Chapkhand 69) Joida 70) Tinakhand71) Gangoda 72) Kalsai 73) Deriye 74) Katli 75) Kundal 76) Badpoli 77) Anshi 78) Ambolli 79)Tulasgeri 80) Miraskumbeli 81) Malambe 82) Timboli 83) Kasarwadi 84) Donmshet 85) Pusheli 86)Bamanavadi 87) Vaini 88) Varande 89) Bhamarde 90) Aveda 91) Kondpe 92) Badgund 93) Virkhol


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94) Ambeli 95) Asulli 96) Karanjoda 97) Terali 98) Jamgali 99) Asangaon 100) Kukre-Kurwade 101)Pate 102) Nagoda 103) Khodli 104) Virampalli 105) Amarde 106) Phansoli 107) Virnoli 108) Samjoida109) Chapoli (A) 110) Nagre 111) Devulli (Joida) 112) Chapoli (K) 113) Kumbeli 114) Ghodshet 115)

Katel 116) Jhalawadi 9iral-Awali) 117) Nujji 118) Nigandi 119) Bidoli 120) Chapher 121) Vadkal 122)Ulvi 123) Gund 124) Chinenkhand 125) Avurli 126) Nandigadde.

3. Halyal Taluka -Village Names: 1) Alolli 2) Kalsapur 3) Kerwad 4) Magwad 5) Antrolli 6)Muttalmuri 7) Satnalli 8) Mundki 9) Arlwad 10) Homnalli 11) Madnalli 12) Dusgi 13) Hunswad 14)

Malwad 15) Pal 16) Ambodga 17) Mangalwad 18) Bidrolli 19) Yedoga 20) Harwalli 21) Modalgari 22)Ramapur 23) Jawalli 24) Satmani 25) Timmapur 26) Baloga 27) Channapur 28) Niralgi 29) Bablikop30) Halshi 31) Kesrolli 32) Domgeri 33) Ajagaon 34) Agsalkatta 35) Kurigadde 36) Siddapur 37)Karlkatta 38) Kyatanger 39) Gardolli 40) Gadgeri 41) Kalginhatti 42) Kesrodga 43) Shingatgeri 44)Handli 45) Gobral 46) Agagarni 47) Bedarshirgur 48) Vitnal 49) Haregali 50) Ambewadi 51) Alur 52)Tatgeri 53) Karwad (Dandeli) 54) Dandeli 55) Kumbarkop 56) Kariampali 57) Badakanshirda 58)Harnoda 59) Hoskumbarkop 60) Mainal 61) Rayapattan 62) Chimnalli 63) Narnalli 64) Balshettikop65) Malwadi 66) Badashirgur 67) Chotakanshirda 68) Malwad 69) Thakarbassapur 70) Kalbjavi 71)Donshirgur 72) Kulgi 73) Bommanalli 74) Bhagwati 75) Addigera 76) Jamaga 77) Bjimnalli 78) Bogur79) Tattigeri 80) Mavinkop 81) Machapur 82) Jatgehosur 83) Adkehosur 84) Hosur 85) Dodkop 86)Nilwani 87) Bukkankop 88) Hampehalli 89) Kawalwad 90) Baswalli 91) Nandigadde 92) Janage 93)Khurd-Kanchanalli 94) Murkwad 95) Mugadkop 96) Jatge 97) Chinginkop 98) Ajminhal 99)Sambarani 100) Gundolli 101) Tippingeri 102) Kalginkop 103) Pur 104) Kumbarkop 105)

Arashinageri 106) Malwadi 107) Chibalgeri 108) Olehall 109) Kamdalli 110)Gattibail 111) Tegnalli

112) Bhansageri 113) Buzurkanchanalli 114) Tatwani 115) Nagshettikop 116) Amankop 117)Jogankop 118) Ghadiyal 119) Dongrikop 120) Guledkop 121) Belwalgi 122) Mundewad 123) Hatiy.

C) Bidar District

1. Humanabad Taluka - Village Names: 1) Landwanti 2) Dhumori 3) Yekamba 4) Gadlegaon 5)Ramtirth 6) Sirgur 7) Siruri 8) Bhosga 9) Bhanknal 10) Waddarga 11) Ujlamb 12) Manhalli 13) Chitta14) Honnali 15) Hindral 16) Parwatpur 17) Chandkapur 18) Nilkanth 19) Urki 20) Talbhog 21) JajanMungali 22) Ghotala 23) Umapur 24) Laheshwar 25) Morkhandi 26) Ramtirth 27) Kamlewadi 28)

Algood 29) Gadlegaur 30) Sarjanvalga.

2. Bhalki Taluka - Village Names: 1) Kalsar Tugaon 2) Seoni 3) Lakhangaon 4) Kaknal 5) Hatnur 6)Sonapur 7) Talewadi 8) Bhalki 9) Bhat Sangvi 10) Melkunda Methi 11) Telgaon 12) Bhatambre 13)Korur 14) Gor Chincholi 15) Kotgira 16) Gutti 17) Gound Gaon 18) Kuntegaon 19) Ladha 20) Vinchur21) Khudavantpur 22) Halsi 23) Girgial 24) Wagalgaon 25) Saigaon 26) Dabakasol 27) Kesar Jawalga

28) Kadibad 29) Hulsur 30) Deonal 31) Mirkhal 32) Kotmal 33) Machnal 34) Jamkhandi 35)Wanjerkhed 36) Kongli 37) Mehkar 38) Narda Sangam 39) Bolegaon B. 40) Sirmali 41) Tugaon 42)

Alwai 43) Gunjara Tarfe Attarga 44) Attarga 45) Mankeshwar 46) Dongapur 47) Alandi 48)Hachikmath 49) Kardhal 50) Jaigaon 51) Siddapur 52) Ganeshpur 53) Ahmedaba 54) Kerur 55)Halhalli 56) Hunji (Alandi) 57) Walsang 58) Eklaspur 59) Aubesangavi 60) Shamsirpur 61)Hupla 62)Nidebad 63) Gubial.

3. Santpur/ Aurad Taluka - Village Names: 1) Aurad 2) Wannarpalli 3) Dadkanal 4) Ekamba 5)Badalagaon 6) Ganeshpur 7) Khandekeri 8) Mungnal 9) Mahadongaon 10) Hangara B. 11) Boral 12)Hulyal 13) Jamalpur 14) Hassekeri 15) Goudgaon 16) Korekal 17) Bewaogaon 18) Sawargaon 19)Lingadhalli 20) Bemre 21) Chandori 22) Torna 23) Mutkhed 24) Hokrana 25) Kherdu B. 26)Dabkaehor 27) Chikli 28) Akanapur 29) Gangabid 30) Ganeshpur Udgir 31) Wanjarkhed(Wangangera) 32) Bhandar Kumtha 33) Muleti 34) Handikera 35) Chimegaon 36) Dongergaon Nittur37) Sannanal 38) Karkgal 39) Dongaon Maqt 40) Hakial 41) Rendial 42) Madhol (K) 43) Madhol (B).

44) Korial 45) Tapshil 46) Bonthi 47) Dareegaon 48) Lingi 49) Mukhed 50) Khatgaon 51) Madnur 52)Rampur 53) Murug K. 54) Holsamanadar 55) Basnal 56) Diggi 57) Sawli 58) Kotgiyal 59) Khed 60)Hulsur 61) Chandeshwar 62) Balur 63) Kalgapur 64) Korandi 65) Sanoli 66) Malegaon 67)Narayanpur 68) Hippalgaon 69) Nidoda 70) Hallali 71) Balad (Bg) 72) Balad (Kh) 73) Rakshayal (Bg)74) Rakshayal (Kh) 75) Bedkunda 76) Thana Kushnoor 77) Shngam 78) Mahadibijalgaon 79)Kamalnagar 80) Belkunibhopalgid 81) Bhavaribijalgaon.

D) Gulbarga District

1. Aland Taluka - Village Names: 1) Jamaga (Khandala) 2) Tadola 3) Sirooru (Gadlegaon) 4)Gadlegaon 5) Alanga 6) Tugaon 7) Nandagoonu.


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Annexure II

Documents to be attached along with

Application Form for Centralized Admission to Engineering/ Technology

The candidates are required to carryALL Original Certificates in support of their claim at the time offilling up of Application Form for Admission to Engineering/Technology for the scrutiny and verification at

Application Form Receipt Centers (ARC). The candidates are required to submit only attested true copiesof requisite documents at the time of filling up Application Form for Admission toEngineering/Technology. The stage of filling up of Application Form for Admission toEngineering/Technology is tentatively scheduled in the month of June 2010, therefore candidates andparents are required to keep the certificates ready in time to avoid denial of claim(s).

Sr .No.

Type of Candidate Attested true copies of documents to be attachedalong with Application Form for Admission to


1. All Candidates

1.S.S.C. (Std.X) mark sheet.2.H.S.C. (Std. XII) mark sheet.3.School leaving certificate after passing H.S.C. (Std. XII).4.Certificate of the Indian Nationality of the candidate.5. Proforma-I on Rs. 100 Non Judicial Stamp Paper.

2. Type A Candidates

Domicile certificate of candidate indicating that he/she isdomiciled in the State of Maharashtra by birth or

permanent residance(In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

2. Type B Candidates

Domicile certificate of father/mother of candidate indicatingthat he/she is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra bybirth or permanent residance(In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

3. Type C Candidates

Certificate from the employer in the pro forma A statingthat father/mother of the candidate who is a Central

Government / Government of India undertaking employeeis presently posted in/outside Maharashtra.(In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

4.

Type D Candidates

Certificate from the employer in the pro forma B statingthat father/mother of the candidate who is a Maharashtra

State Government / Maharashtra State Governmentundertaking employee is presently posted in Maharashtra.(In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

5.

Type-E CandidatesMaharashtra Karnatakadisputed border areacandidates.

Certificate stating that candidate belongs to the disputedborder area in pro forma G1.Certificate stating that the mother tongue of the candidateis Marathi in pro forma G2(In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

6.Backward classCandidates belonging to S.C. /S.T.

Caste certificateCaste/Tribe validity certificate*( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

7.

Backward classCandidates belonging to VJ/DT-NT(A)/ NT(B) / NT(C) /NT(D) /O.B.C/ SBC categories.

Caste certificateCaste validity certificate*Non creamy layer certificate@ valid upto 31st March 2011.( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

8.Ex servicemen(Def-1)

Defence Service Certificate Pro forma C.Domicile certificate of father/mother who is an Ex servicepersonnel is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra.( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

9.Active DomicileDefence Candidates.(Def-2)

Defence Service Certificate Pro forma CDomicile certificate of father/mother who is an activedefence service person is domiciled in the State ofMaharashtra by birth or permanent residance.


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( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

10.Active Non DomicileDefence Candidates.(Def-3)

Defence Service Certificate Pro forma C and D/E.Certificate from the employer in the pro forma D statingthat father/mother of the candidate who is an activedefence service person presently posted in Maharashtra.

ORCertificate from the employer in the pro forma E statingthat father/mother of the candidate who is an activedefence service person and has retained the family in hisprevious place of posting in Maharashtra.( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

11.Physically HandicappedCandidates (P1,P2,P3)

Certificate in the pro formaF/F-1.Domicile certificate of candidate( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

12.Jammu and Kashmir Migrantcandidates

Certificate of posting in case of defence and Governmentservants in proforma JCertificate for stay in refugee camp for those staying inrefugee camp in proforma KCertificate stating that the candidate belongs to displacedfamily in proforma L.( In addition to the documents mentioned in Sr. No. 1)

13.Foreign nationals / ForeignStudents

Eligibility certificate from concerned UniversityCertificate / Proof of Foreign national or Foreign studentstatus as per Definition in Rule No. 1.2

14. Persons of Indian originEligibility certificate from concerned UniversityCertificate / Proof of Persons of Indian origin status as perDefinition in Rule No. 1.2

15.Workers in Gulf Countries/NonResident Indian

Eligibility certificate from concerned UniversityCertificate / Proof of Person having Workers in GulfCountries/NRI status as per Definition in Rule No. 1.2

* The candidates belonging toSC, ST, VJ/ DT (NT(A)), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D), OBC and SBCcategories should produce Caste Validity Certificate issued by Scrutiny Committee of SocialWelfare Department at the time of submissionof CAP application form for the Admission. If theCandidates are not able to submit the caste/Tribe Validity Certificate then they are required to submit

the Undertaking (Proforma H) at the time of submissionof CAP application form for the Admission. @ Non-Creamy Layer Certificate:-

A candidate belonging to Creamy Layer amongst the categories VJ/DT-NT(A), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D),SBC and OBC must note that the provision of reservation is NOT applicable to him/her. A candidateclaiming benefit of reservation under the categories VJ/DT-NT(A), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D), SBC and OBCabove will be required to produce Non-Creamy Layer Certificate in the name of the candidate asspecified in the Government Resolution No. CBC-10/2008/C.R.697/BCW-5 , dated 27thFebruary 2009. This certificate should be valid upto 31st March 2011. However, such a Non-Creamy Layer Certificate shall be produced in any case on or before the last date of filling up of

Application Form for Admission to Engineering/Technology, failing which the category claim, will not begranted.

Certificate of the Indian Nationality:-The certificate of Indian Nationality, which is usually issued by the Tahshildar/Executive Magistrate/Dy.Collector of the concerned Taluka/District wherein the candidate ordinarily resides. In lieu of the

Certificate of Indian N ationalityany one ofthe following certificate will also be acceptable-

The School leaving Certificate indicating the Nationality of the candidate as Indian. Indian Passport in the name of the candidate, issued by appropriate authorities. Birth Certificate of the Candidate indicating the place of birth in India.

If the Candidate fails to produce any one of the above mentioned certificate/documents indicatingnationality then such candidates Nationality shall be considered based on the undertaking given inProforma-I on Rs. 100 Non-Judicial Stamp Paper at the time of submissionof CAP application formfor the Admission.(Proforma H and I will be provided in Institute Information brochure) .


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** Domicile certificate:Domicile certificate issued by the Maharashtra States appropriate authorities, clearly indicatingdomicile by permanent residence will be considered valid. The domicile certificate indicating domicile

By Choice or Education Purposes or intends to stay will not be valid. The domicile certificate ofMother of the candidate should have been issued after her marriage, such certificate issued before hermarriage will not be valid. In case of mothers domicile certificate, the candidate shall submit anaffidavit on Rs.100/- stamp paper, stating that the person in whose name the domicile certificate isissued is the mother of the candidate.

No documents are needed at the time of filling up of online form for MHT-CET 2010. However nochange in the information once filled is permitted at a later date.

Candidates are required to keep the documents ready at the time of filling up of Application Form forAdmission. (Tentatively scheduled in the month of June 2010)

Cut off date for the eligibility and/ or submission of claim(s):The eligibility and/or submission of claim(s) of the candidate shall be determined and/or decided for allpurposes including for applicability of all these Rules and Regulations by considering the last date ofsubmission of Application form for Admission to Engineering/Technology as the cut off date.It is made abundantly clear that if a candidate is found ineligible and/or fails to produce documents insupport of claim(s) on the last date of submission of Application Form for Admission toEngineering/Technology, in terms of these Rules and Regulations, and if such an ineligible candidate

acquires the requisite eligibility and/or produces documents after the aforesaid cut off date, suchsubsequent acquisition of eligibility will not make an ineligible candidate eligible for any purposewhatsoever, muchless for the purpose of admission.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Admission under constitutional reservation seat will be governed by theMaharashtra Schedule Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Denotified Tribes (Vimukta Jatis), Nomadic Tribes,Other Backward Classes and Special Backward Category (Regulation of Issuance and Verification of)Caste Certificate Act, 2000 (Mah. Act No.XXIII of 2001) as below:

Para 10: (Benefits secured on the basis of false Caste Certificate to be withdrawn)(1) Whoever not being a person belonging to any of the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes,Denotified Tribes, De-notified tribes, (Vimukta Jatis), Nomadic Tribes, Other Backward Classes orSpecial Backward Category secures admission in any educational institution against a seat reserved for

such Castes, Tribes or Classes, or secures any appointment in the Government, local authority or inany other company of Corporation, owned or controlled by the Government or in any Governmentaided institution or Co-Operative Society against a post reserved for such Castes, Tribes or Classes byproducing a false Caste Certificate shall, on cancellation of the Caste Certificate by the ScrutinyCommittee, be liable to be debarred from the concerned educational institution, or as the case may be,discharged from the said employment forthwith and any other benefits enjoyed or derived by virtue ofsuch admission or appointment by such person as aforesaid shall be withdrawn forthwith.(2) Any amount paid to such person by the Government or any other agency by way of scholarship,grant, allowance or other financial benefit shall be recovered from such person as an arrears of landrevenue.(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in any Act for the time being in force, any Degree, Diploma orany other educational qualification acquired by such person after securing admission in any educationalinstitution on the basis of a Caste Certificate which is subsequently proved to be false shall also standcancelled, on cancellation of such Caste Certificate, by the Scrutiny Committee.

(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, a person shall bedisqualified for being a member of any statutory body if he has contested the election for localauthority, Co-operative Society or any statutory body on the seat reserved for any of ScheduledCastes, Scheduled Tribes, De-notified Tribes, (Vimukt jatis), Nomadic Tribes, Other Backward Classesor Special Backward Category by procuring a false Caste Certificate as belonging to such Caste, Tribeor Class on such false Caste Certificate being cancelled by the Scrutiny Committee; and any benefitsobtained by such person shall be recoverable as arrears of land revenue and the election of suchperson shall be deemed to have been terminated retrospectively.


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Para 11: (Offences & Penalties)(1) Whoever,-

(a) Obtains a false Caste Certifica