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Yes, students can get direct admission at Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University. Students accepts admisison through merit based. It is mandatory to qualify the eligibility criteria set for each course. 

Apart from academics, PIBM focuses on soft skills, corporate etiquette, aptitude training, communication skills, internships, live projects, and placement preparation to make students job-ready.

Industry interactions help students develop professional communication, networking, business understanding, leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

PIBM provides career guidance, faculty mentoring, industry interactions, and internship exposure, helping students identify their strengths and select suitable career paths.

Successful placements are driven by a combination of student effort, practical learning, internship performance, skill development, placement training, and strong industry connections maintained by the institute.

Yes, students are exposed to real corporate challenges through live projects, internships, industry assignments, case studies, and interactions with corporate leaders.

The category you belong to and the course you have chosen would decide the minimum percentile needed.

For the General AI category candidates, the minimum percentile was 40 in round 2. For the OBC, SC, ST, EWS and PWD AI categories, the minimum percentile was also 40 in the same round. 

To know the round, course, and category-wise cutoff in detail, students can go to the Joshi Bedekar College cutoff page. 

Joshi Bedekar College cutoff 2026 has been released for admission to the BCom course up to round 2. The cutoff was out for various All India categories. 

For the General AI category, the round 2 cutoff ranged from 40 to 79.83 for different BCom course specialisations, with the most and least competitive branches being Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) and B.Com. in Accounting and Finance, respectively. 

For the OBC AI category, Accounting and Finance was the most competitive BCom branch, with a cutoff of 69.17.  To know more, click here.

The institute accepts All India Entrance Test (AIET) scores for BBA admissions. It is mandatory for all applicants to appear for the exam. The applications for the exam are open till April first week. Application fee is INR 1,050.

For the B.Com (Aided) programme, the third round cutoff percentage for admission to the Mulund College was 73.60 for the Open category. For B.Com (A & F) / BAF courses, the cutoff was 86.67 for Open, 76.83 for OBC and 72.67 for the SC category candidates.