MAH CET 2025: MBA CAP Round 4 Result (OUT), Dates, Cutoff, Merit List, Top Colleges

Yes, MAH MBA CET counselling is cut off-based which is held after the result announcement. MAH CET counselling is conducted round-wise. In this process, candidates have to register online, participate in online counselling and confirm admission by submission of documents and final admission by making fee payment. After that, the admission cell, prepares cut offs and seat allotment lists category wise for MBA/MS admission. Candidates from outside Maharashtra state are also eligible for MAH CET CAP under the All India Seats category. The registration, exam and counselling processes for All India Seats category students are same as that of Maharashtra State category candidates.

No, the MAH CET application form and MAH CET Counselling form are different and candidates have to fill them separately. The MAH CET application form is valid for the entrance test only and the MAH CET counseling application form has to be filled by only those candidates who qualify the entrance test and wish to participate in the seat allotment process. The MAH MBA CET counseling registration form is released about 2 months after the entrance test result announcement. The candidates will have to fill the counseling form at the MAHA CET counseling portal.

Those who shall have filled the MAH CET MBA/MMS application form and appeared for the exam, will not have to pay the registration fee at the time of CAP. However, those who will be participating in MAH CET CAP through CAT/CMAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT score will have to pay the registration fee of Rs 1000 (Rs 800 for registered category candidates).

MAH MBA CET preparation can be done in two ways – 1. Join a coaching institute 2. Prepare by self study. If you choose the former, you will get complete guidance from the teachers and mentors, but if you choose the later, you will have to be your own guide. Self study will require a lot more discipline and dedication. Take simple yet impactful steps. First of all, check the exam syllabus and see how much time you will require to cover the topics. If you are already familiar with the topics included in the MAH MBA CET syllabus, you will be able to have an estimation of the time required.

Ideally, you should start MAH MBA CET preparation about nine months in advance. That will give you an ample time to understand and master the topics included in the syllabus through theory and practice questions. Join online study groups for problem solving and doubt clearing. Staying in contact with peers will keep you motivated for preparation.

MAH MBA CET exam is held in about 48 cities. In every city, there is at least one exam centre. Since MAH CET is a state-level exam, the number of test cities is more within Maharashtra than in rest of India. The exam is held in 36 cities of Maharashtra and 12 cities in rest of the country. Outside Maharashtra, the test centres for the exam are allotted mainly in capital cities of certain states. Check below the names of test cities where the exam is held.

Test cities in Maharashtra: Ahmednagar, Akola, Amravati, Aurangabad, Beed, Bhandara, Buldhana, Chandrapur, Dhule, Gadchiroli, Gondia, Hingoli, Jalgaon, Jalna, Kolhapur, Latur, Mumbai, Mumbai Sub Urban, Nagpur, Nanded, Nandurbar, Nashik, Osmanabad, Palghar, Parbhani, Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sangli, Satara, Sindhudurga, Solapur, Thane, Wardha, Washim and Yavatmal

Test cities outside Maharashtra: Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Bangalore, Bhopal, Delhi, Delhi-NCR, Jaipur, Kolkata, Lucknow, Ranchi, Panaji and Verna

You cannot change your MAH MBA CET exam centre after the admit card has been issued. You will have to take the test at the exam centre that has been allotted to you. Candidates will not be allowed to take the test at any other exam centre either.

You must make prior arrangements to reach the exam centre on time. If you have been allotted the test centre in another city you must visit the city a day before so that there is no delay in reaching the examination centre. Candidates are supposed to be at the centre at least 30 minutes before the exam commencement. Once the gates are closed, candidates will not be allowed inside the venue. They cannot even take the exam in another session. Thus, download the MAH CET admit card as soon as it is released and make arrangements for the exam day in advance.

MAH MBA CET application fee is INR 1,200 for General category candidates and INR 1000 for Reserved category candidates. There is no fee relaxation for non-Maharashtra candidates. The MAH CET fee is to be paid at the time of application submission. The fee payment is to be done in online mode only through debit/credit card or net banking. Candidates must note that the application process will be deemed complete only after the fee payment is done successfully. The MAH CET application fee is non refundable so candidates must fill the forms correctly as in case of faulty forms, new form will have to be filled. The MAH CET application fee includes CAP fee. Candidates who will be participating in the MAH CET CAP, with their MBA CET score, they will not have to pay the registration fee for it. However, those candidates who will participate in the CAP with CMAT/ATMA/MAT/CAT etc. Scores, will have to pay the registration fee of INR 1,200.

The MAH MBA CET application form is not released offline. Candidates have to fill the online application form only. There is no provision of submitting the application form offline either. Aspirants, who wish to apply for the exam, need to access a computer or laptop with high-speed internet to fill the MAH MBA CET application form. The process of fee payment is also online. After filling the application form, candidates have to make the fee payment via debit card, credit card, net banking or e-wallets to complete the registration process of the MBA CET.  Candidates can fill the form from any location. All they need to keep in mind is that the internet speed is good so that there is no error in fee payment. The MBA CET fee amount is non-refundable.

Unlike in other MBA entrance exam, MAH CET MBA has no option to change test city during form correction. Candidates can only change their name, date of birth, photo and signature. Basically there is no way to change your test city option once you’ve submitted the MAH CET application form. Thus, you need to be very careful in selecting the test cities. The exam is held in 36 cities across Maharashtra and 12 cities in rest of India. While filling the MAH MBA CET application form, check the list of test cities, and select three which are within your accessibility. The city of first preference should be the city you are residing in or are expected to be at the time of exam. The second and third options can be cities where you can reach easily.

The duration of MAH CET exam is 2.5 hours or 150 minutes. Candidates are expected complete the paper in the given time limit. There will be no sectional time limit so candidates can answers the questions as per their own strategy. No extra time will be given to any candidate for completing the test under any circumstances.

 In the MAH MBA CET exam, candidates will be required to punch in their answers on screens by using the computer mouse. They will be required to select an option and click on it. To save time on rough work use the screens calculator.

Since MAH MBA CET does’t have sectional time limit, you can re-check your answers as many times as you want till the exam time limit gets over. However, it is important that you keep a check on the time and not waste it in rechecking the answers repeated.

There is no hard and fast rule related to the order of solving MAH MBA CET question. In 2022, the questions were listed in random order without sectional segregation so candidates could choose questions to solve as per their choice. In 2023, the questions were sectionalized so there was no option to choose questions as per one’s choice. It is better that candidates prepare for the exam in such a way that they can solve every next questions that appear on screens. They can skip the question and move to the next. Candidates must note that no matter what the order of the questions be they must save their answers before moving to the next question. If the answers is not saved it will not be recorded in the system.

MAH MBA CET exam has 200 questions. Given the difficulty level of the exam, about 150 to 170 attempts with maximum accuracy can be considered good for achieving nearly 99 plus percentile. There is no negative marking in MAH MBA CET, so candidates can and should attempt as many questions as they can.

To study the syllabus for MAH CET MBA/MMS, candidates must choose the right reference books. Although the CAT preparation books are common study material for all MBA entrance exams in India including MAH CET, candidates must refer to exam specific books to know the nuances of the exam. Books for MAH MBA CET are available in the market and they include sample questions of various difficult levels for practice. Candidates planning to appear for MAH MBA CET must refer to the books specific to the exam. Given below is the list of best books for MAH CET MBA preparation:

Book Name	Authors/Publishers Name
MAH CET (MBA/ MMS) Entrance Guide	Odisha Publications
50+ Solve Papers	Arihant
Mathematics for MBA Entrance Exams	RS Agarwal
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension	TIME
Maharashtra MBA CET	Arihant Publications

It is tough to say that as there is no set pattern of sectional weightage in MAH CET anymore. Since the last two years, the number of questions for each section of the exam, varies for every slot. Meaning that, if in one slot there are 75 questions on LR and 25 AR, in the second slot there can be 60 questions on LR and 40 questions on AR. Similarly, there could be 50 questions on QA in one slot but in the next slot it could be 40. The total number of questions remain 200 in all the slots but the sectional weightage changes. So, one can really not prepare for the exam with the target of scoring maximum in a particular section. They need to prepare for all sections as any section can have maximum questions and the potential to score maximum.

The Logical Reasoning section of MBA CET has the maximum weightage. This section carries 75 marks and Abstract Reasoning section carries 25 marks. So, together they carry 100 questions, i.e. 1/2 of the total number of questions. Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension sections carry 50 marks each.

Thus, candidates must prepare for this section well. Most of the times, the Logical Reasoning and Abstract Reasoning questions have been easy to moderate in terms of difficult level. However, candidates should not ignore it at any cost as a good overall score and overall percentile will be directly related to one’s performance in these two sections. If you score low in these two sections, you score will fall drastically.

The Logical Reasoning has a weightage of 100 questions and 100 marks, thus it is very important you choose the right books and prepare in the right way. For preparation of Logical and Abstract Reasoning section of MAH CET, candidates must refer to the following books:

• How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT book by Arun Sharma
• Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning by RS Aggarwal
• A New Approach to Reasoning by BS Sijwali & S. Sijwali Arihant
• Analytical Reasoning by MK Pandey
• Reasoning Book for Competitive Examinations by Pearson

Aspirants must practice a lot of Logical and Analytical Reasoning questions for MAH CET as the best way to master this section is practice. You will need to understand pattern and series to be able to solve questions. Here observation and logic.

Candidates should start practicing MBA CET mock test about two months before the exam after they have completed the syllabus so that they can practice about 25-30 of them with a gap of one day. It is important to practice the mock tests only after they have completed the syllabus because they will be better equipped to solve various types of questions from the subjects included and it will be more helpful in analyzing one’s own preparation level. Those who have appeared in CAT, XAT, SNAP, and NMAT can start solving MBA CET mock tests early on as they will be already familiar with the main topics included in the syllabus. After every mock test, the candidate must check their score, number of correct questions, and number of incorrect questions. They should note down the topics from which questions posed a challenge so that they can study those topics again.

The MAH MBA CET Quantitative Aptitude is a moderately difficult section. The topics from which the questions are asked include Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Partnership (Accounts), Profit and Loss, Mean, mode, median, Ratio and Proportion, In-Equations, Quadratic and Linear equations, Surds and Indices, Time-Speed-Distance, Number System, Geometric Progression, Binomial theorem, Inequalities, Work and Time, Percentage, Logarithms, Square Root and Cube Root, Probability and Simple Interest and Compound Interest.

 This section also contains topics from data interpretation and data sufficiency. Normally, there are two sets of data interpretation questions based on a graph, table or pie chart. Most of the questions however are from Quantitative Aptitude, specifically Arithmetic. Aspirants must dedicate about 2-3 months to this section for complete preparation. They need to be thorough with all the concepts and have enough practice of various types of questions.

The address of MAH MBA CET test centre will be mentioned on the admit card. The candidates will get to know of their test centre only after downloading the MAH CET admit card. Once they know the address, they should check the distance and time taken from their home to the centre. This is important as candidates have to reach their MAH CET test centre as per the reporting time mentioned in their admit card. For both shifts of MAH CET, the reporting time in 1 hour before the commencement of the exam.

Candidates must note that there is no provision to change the test centre after the admit card has been released. They should visit the MAH CET test centre a day before the exam to check traveling options, etc.

Every candidate will be required to carry two copies of the MAH MBA CET admit card. Along with the admit card copies, candidates will have to carry the original copy of a valid identity proof, which can be any of the following:

• College University ID card
• Aadhaar card
• PAN card
• Voter ID card
• Passport

Candidates can also show at the exam centre, a photo identity proof issued by a gazetted officer on official letterhead along with photograph or a photo identity proof issued by a people's representative on official letterhead along with photograph. Ration Card & Learning Driving License are not accepted as valid ID proof.

No, the digital copy of MBA CET admit card will not be acceptable as a valid ID proof. The admit card of every candidate is to be checked manually by the test centre staff and the invigilator. It is to be signed and stamped by the authorities. One signed and stamped copy is submitted at the exam centre and one copy is to be retained by the student. Thus, the digital copy of the admit card is not accepted.

Candidates need to carry two print outs of their admit card to the MAH CET test centre, in A4 size sheet. Candidates must affix a recent passport size photo on the admit card (preferably the one uploaded with the application form).

Candidates not carrying the hard copy of their MAH CET admit card will not be allowed to appear for the exam under any circumstances.

MAH MBA CET question paper is released in the form of a PDF as a response sheet and answer key at the examination website. Candidates who have appeared for the test can access the MAH CET question paper and answer key by using their login credential. This is the first time that Maharashtra State CET Cell will be releasing the official question paper and answer keys. Here’s how to download:

• Go to Maharashtra State CET website
• Go to login window
• Enter registered email ID and password
• Go to the tab indicating question paper
• Download PDF and save on desktop

Previous years MAH MBA CET question papers can be downloaded from Shiksha here: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mah-cet-exam-question-papers

The official MAH MBA CET answer key will contain each question and its status - your answer, right answer and not attempted questions. The following information are mentioned on the MAH MBA CET answer key:

• Name of the candidate
• MBA CET registration number
• MAH CET exam centre and exam slot
• Test date and time
• Section-wise Questions
• Status (attempted/not attempted)
• Right option/answer Candidate's response

Yes, candidates can raise objection against the official MAH MBA CET answer key by filling an online form available in student dashboard. The option to raise objection will be available for only 2-3 days. Candidates will have to exercise this option within the given duration only. There is no fee to be submitted for raising objection but candidates will have to upload supporting document in favour of their claim.

MAH CET score is the total marks awarded to the candidate out of 200. It is calculated on the basis of every correct attempt across all sections of the exam. MAH CET percentile is calculated from the rank of the candidate as compared to rest of the candidates.

MBA CET percentile score is calculated from the highest raw score in each session of the MAH MBA CET. The the highest Raw Score in each session (of a candidate) will be 100 percentile indicating that 100 per cent of candidates scored equal to or lesser than the highest scorer for that session. The highest Raw Score is normalized to achieve the MAH CET percentile in the following way:

MBA CET Session	Total Candidates Appeared	the highest Raw Score	Candidates Scored EQUALorLESS THAN the highest Raw Score	MAH MBA CET Percentile Score
1	2249	154	2249	100.00 [ (2249/2249)*100]
2	2272	157	2272	100.00 [ (2272/2272)*100]
3	2216	149	2216	100.00 [ (2216/2216)*100]

MAH CET score normalization process is undertaken to ensure that all candidates are judged on the same plane. This is done because MAH MBA CET is a multi-session exam and it may be possible that one session can be slighter easier or tougher than another. 

MAH CET score normalization ensures that no candidate has an advantage or disadvantage over another due to differences in difficulty level of their exam session. So, before the preparation of the MBA CET result and merit list, the Maharashtra CET normalizes the exam scores. Percentile scores are scores based on the relative performance of all candidates who appear for MAH CET. Basically, the marks obtained by every candidate are transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session.

MAH CET score is valid for admission for one year only. Those who have appeared for MAH CET 2024, can seek admission to participating colleges this year only (2024-25 batch) Candidates who will appear in MAH MBA CET 2025, their scores will be valid for admission to 2025-2026 batch of MBA programmes only. Those who wish to take a break of one year will have to appear for the exam again.

It is good to take a break and appear for the MAH CET exam next year again instead of taking admission in a college that is not of your choice. If you’ve scored below expectation in the current attempt, skip the year, prepare for the exam again, score better the next year and pursue MBA from a college that meets all your parameters.

In the MAH CET CAP, there are three categories in which the seat allotment is done: 1. Maharashtra State Candidature, 2. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate and 3. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries. Given below are the category wise MAH CET CAP eligibility criteria. Maharashtra State Candidature: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university (at least 45 per cent in case of candidates belonging to backward class categories and PwD belonging to Maharashtra State only). The candidate must have obtained more than zero score in MAH CET exam. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed 3-year Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university. They must have also scored more than zero score in MAH CET/XAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT/CAT/CMAT. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries: The candidate should have passed minimum three-year duration Bachelor's Degree with 50 per cent marks or equivalent, awarded by the University recognized by the UGC or AIU. Any other criterion declared from time to time by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra as defined under the ACT.

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has been uploading round wise and category wise MAH MBA CET cut offs 2025 on its official website during the CAP process (July to September 2025). You can check MAH CET 2025 cut off on this page (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mah-cet-exam-cutoff) for CAP Round 1, 2, 3 and 4. You can also check the cut offs of previous years on this page.

MAH CET cut offs refer to the percentile on the basis of which seats are allotted to candidates during the counselling process. Candidates do not have to meet any sectional cut off to be eligible for admission into a particular MBA college. MAH CET cut offs 2025 will be declared for four rounds. The MAH CET cut off percentiles will be released category wise. 

Yes, MAH MBA CET counselling is cut off-based which is held after the result announcement. MAH CET counselling is conducted round-wise. In this process, candidates have to register online, participate in online counselling and confirm admission by submission of documents and final admission by making fee payment. After that, the admission cell, prepares cut offs and seat allotment lists category wise for MBA/MS admission. Candidates from outside Maharashtra state are also eligible for MAH CET CAP under the All India Seats category. The registration, exam and counselling processes for All India Seats category students are same as that of Maharashtra State category candidates.

MAH CET score is accepted by over 300 colleges and institutes in Maharashtra. These include government as well as private institutions. Some of the top colleges which accept MBA CET scores are Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies Mumbai, SIMSREE Mumbai, Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research Mumbai, S. IES College of Management Studies Mumbai, Department of Management Sciences (PUMBA) University of Pune, Xavier Institute of Management & Research Mumbai, COEP Technological University, MET's Institute of Management Mumbai, Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management Mumbai, Thakur Institute of Management Studies and Research Mumbai, Rizvi Institute of Management Studies and Research Mumbai, Indira College of Engineering and Management Pune, Shree C. E. Society's Indira Institute of Management Pune, Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Management Studies and Research Mumbai, Alkesh Dinesh Modi Institute for Financial and Management Studies Mumbai, St. Francis Institute of Management and Research Mumbai, Agnel Charities Agnel Seva Sangha's for. C. Rodrigues Inst. Of Management. Studies Navi Mumbai.

The official MAH MBA CET answer key has question wise official answers and candidate's response. One can use the answer keys to calculate their raw MBA CET score by adding 1 mark to each of their responses which are correct as per the official key and 0 to responses which are incorrect as per the official key. The grand total of all correct answers will be the candidate's raw score out of 200.

MAH MBA CAP 2025 dates were announced on June 28, 2025. Registration window for CAP 2025 is open from June 28 to July 14, 2025. The CAP rounds or counselling process dates were announced after the declaration of final merit list on July 24. Check the schedule below:

MBA CAP events	MBA CAP dates 2025
Online registration of application and uploading of required documents by the Candidate for admission on website	28-Jun-2025 to 14-Jul-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Documents verification and confirmation of Application Form for Admission by online mode (E-Scrutiny Mode  and Physical Scrutiny Mode)	30-Jun-2025 to 15-Jul-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Display of the provisional merit list for Maharashtra State/All India Candidates on website.	18-Jul-2025
Submission of grievances if any, for all type of Candidates	19-Jul-2025 to 21-Jul-2025 up to 5.00 PM
Display of the Final Merit lists	24-Jul-2025

MAH MBA CAP 2025 Schedule: Round Wise

Activity	Dates
Display of Provisional Category wise Seats (Seat Matrix) for CAP Round I	25-Jul-2025
Online Submission & Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round I	26-Jul-2025 to 28-Jul-2025
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round I	31-Jul-2025
Accepting seat by candidate through login	01-Aug-2025 to 03-Aug-2025 Up to 03.00 PM
Reporting to the allotted Institute, confirmation of admission and document submission CAP Round I	01-Aug-2025 to 03-Aug-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Display of Provisional Vacant Seats for CAP Round II	04-Aug-2025
Online Submission & Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round II	05-Aug-2025 07-Aug-2025
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round II	11-Aug-2025
Accepting to the offered seat through login	12-Aug-2025 to 14-Aug-2025 up to 03.00 PM
Reporting to the allotted Institute, confirmation of admission and document submission CAP Round II	12-Aug-2025 to 14-Aug-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Display of Provisional Vacant Seats for CAP Round III	16-Aug-2025
Online Submission & Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round III	17-Aug-2025 19-Aug-2025
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round III	22-Aug-2025
Online Submission & Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round III	17-Aug-2025 to 19-Aug-2025
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round-III	22-Aug-2025
Accepting to the offered seat by candidate through login	23-Aug-2025 to 25-Aug-2025 up to 03.00 PM
Reporting to the Allotted Institute, Confirmation of Admission and document submission for CAP Round III.	23-Aug-2025 to 25-Aug-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Display of Provisional Vacant Seats for CAP Round IV	26-Aug-2025
Online Submission & Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round IV through candidate’s Login by the Candidate	28-Aug-2025to 30-Aug-2025
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round-IV	01-Sep-2025
Accepting to the offered seat by candidate through his/her login	02-Sep-2025 to 04-Sep-2025 up to 03.00 PM
Reporting to the Allotted Institute and Confirmation of Admission	02-Sep-2025 to 04-Sep-2025 up to 05.00 PM
Institute Level Option Form
Online submission of Option Form for Institute Level admissions	25-Jul-2025 to 01-Sep-2025
Transfer of institute wise candidate list to the respective institute	04-Sep-2025
Display of vacant seats on institute website	06-Sep-2025 to 13-Sep-2025
Last date for cancellation of seat with full fees refund	11-Sep-2025
Cut-off Date for all type of admissions for the Academic Year 2025-26	13-Sep-2025 Up to 05.00 PM
For Institutes: Last date of uploading the data (details of admitted candidates)	13-Sep-2025 Up to 06.00 PM
J&K and Ladakh Migrant Candidates
Counselling Round at SIMSREE	11-Aug-2025 to 13-Aug-2025
Reporting to the Allotted Institute and confirmation of admission	14-Aug-2025 to 20-Aug-2025

Listed below are the top colleges for MAH MBA CET cut offs 60 to 70 percentile.

MBA College	MAH MBA CET Percentile
Chhatrapati Shahu Institute of Business Education & Research, Kolhapur	60.06
Sinhgad Institute of Business Administration and Research, Pune	61.31
BP Hivale Education Society's Institute of Management Studies Career Development Research, Ahmednagar	61.90
RC Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Shirpur	61.90
Department of Management Studies, North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon	62.65
ISMS Sankalp Business School, Pune	62.65
Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Technology & Research, Amravati	62.65
Pankaj Laddhad Institute of Technology & Management Studies, Yelgaon	62.74
KIT's Institute of Management Education & Research, Kolhapur	63.63
Alard Institute of Management Sciences, Pune	63.63
MVP Institute of Management Research & Technology, Nashik	63.63
Chintamanrao Institute of Management Development & Research, Sangli	64.85
Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Wanadongri, Nagpur	64.85
Vidya Bharati Mahavidyalaya Department of Research and PG Studies in Science & Management, Amravati	64.99
Sinhgad Institute of Management and Computer Applications, Pune	64.99
Jayawantrao Sawant Institute of Management & Research, Pune	65.22
Jaywantrao Sawant College of Engineering, Pune	65.22
Department of Commerce & Management, Shivaji University, Kolhapur	65.37
Al-Ameen Educational and Medical Foundation, College of Engineering, Koregaon, Bhima	65.79
MES Institute of Management and Career Courses (IMCC), Pune	66.31
Mahatma Phule Institute of Management & Computer Studies, Pune	66.33
G. S. College of Commerce & Economics Department Of Management Sciences And Research, Nagpur	67.17
Indira Institute of Business Management, Navi Mumbai	67.66
Sadhu Vaswani Institute Of Management Studies For Girls, Koregaon, Pune	68.07
Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Institute of Mangement Education Research & Training, Pune	68.07
Saibalaji Education Society, IIMHRD (W), Nere Marunje, Pune	68.07
Marathwada Mitra Mandal's College of Engineering, Pune	(68.14
HNCC Department of Management Studies, Solapur	68.14
Progressive Education Society's Modern College of Engineering, Pune	68.18
Humera Khan Institute Of Mangement Studies & Reserch, Mumbai	68.40
J. D. C. Bytco Institute of Management Studies & Research, Nashik	69.19
Jayawant Institute of Management Studies, Tathawade, Pune	69.37
Anjuman-I-Islam's Allana Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai	69.51
Dr. Ambedkar Department of Management Studies & Research, Nagpur	69.74

In the MAH CET CAP, there are three categories in which the seat allotment is done: 1. Maharashtra State Candidature, 2. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate and 3. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries. Given below are the category wise MAH CET CAP eligibility criteria. Maharashtra State Candidature: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university (at least 45 per cent in case of candidates belonging to backward class categories and PwD belonging to Maharashtra State only). The candidate must have obtained more than zero score in MAH CET exam. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed 3-year Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university. They must have also scored more than zero score in MAH CET/XAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT/CAT/CMAT. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries: The candidate should have passed minimum three-year duration Bachelor's Degree with 50 per cent marks or equivalent, awarded by the University recognized by the UGC or AIU. Any other criterion declared from time to time by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra as defined under the ACT.