CAT

The total MBA/MS/PGDM seats in these MBA colleges are 34173 for 2018-20 batch. The admission to these colleges is through DTE CAP 2018. After completion of all the CAP rounds in July 2018, some of the MBA colleges can offer admission at the institute level to All India candidates also as per the DTE guidelines. Accordingly, apart from the DTE CAP seats, these MBA colleges have institute level intake also. All the MAH CET participating institutes offer either MS (JBIMS, SIMSREE etc. ). In case it is autonomous, aided, private B-school, or if it is University department or University affiliated, the college will offer MBA programme for example PUMBA. MAH CET 2018 exam Result was declared by DTE Maharashtra on March 19, 2018. This year score trends show a higher cut offs as compared to last year. Accordingly, colleges under MAH MBA CET may have higher cut offs during DTE CAP round. The highest score is 165 for 99.99 percentile as against 145 last year in MAH MBA CET. This year 10000 more candidates appeared in MAH MBA CET 2018. The number has increased to 98606 from 88226 last year, giving higher competition for admission in colleges under MH-CET MBA. MBA aspirants are searching for top MBA colleges under MAH CET. This page contains information on MBA colleges accepting MAH CET score with expected cut offs, admission procedure, academic requirement. These MBA CET colleges under DTE Maharashtra will offer admission to 50000+ candidates (Including institute level seats) to their various management programmes in all categories. MAH CET 2018: Activity till MBA Admission.

For PGDM 2020 Intake, Great Lakes Institute of Management will accept scores of GMAT taken after 1st January 2018, CAT taken in 2018/2019, XAT taken in 2019/2020 or CMAT taken in 2019/2020.
PGDM applicants are evaluated based on GMAT/CAT/XAT/CMAT scores, past academic performance, essays, work experience (if any) and performance in the personal interview. The selection process builds in a criterion that facilitates evaluating each applicant on Academic Abilities, Standardized Test Scores, Rank Holders, Integrity & Ethical Values and Diversity of Background. At Great Lakes, we do not have fixed cut-offs, we try to evaluate candidates in a holistic manner. We consider the complete profile, so while the test scores are important, we emphasize more on selecting well-rounded candidates with a strong overall track record.

1. No. Of test takers
2. Pedigree of test takers
3. Student to intake ratio of the top 20 b-schools
4. Level of difficulty of an exam
CAT is objective in nature and therefore there is randomness or an entropic feel to it. You cannot predict the number of answers/score in order to get a call from your dream b-school. It is taken by roughly 2L candidates every year and the seats at top Iims is are 5000. So, the odds are stacked against you because to get that elusive 99. XX, you need to do better than 99% takers which make it difficult. Also, this is just the first part of the story. The next part is the GDPI. Once you get the b-school call you were hoping for, to make the final cut, you need to fare better than roughly 50% people who are called. For e. g. , IIM-A calls 800 candidates to select its class of 400. All of those 800 have stellar %iles and academics and you need to beat higher pedigree candidates who are as good as you.