MAH BBA CET

The candidates must practice at least 15-20 MAH BBA CET mock tests. Practicing that many mock tests will make them well prepared for all types of questions in the BBA CET exam - tricky, lengthy, easy, tough, etc. However, the point to keep in mind is that one should not start practicing mock test without completing the MAH BBA CET syllabus. They must first complete the syllabus so that while solving the mock test, they know which technique to apply on what type of questions.

Candidate must also analyse their performance with each mock test to see their progress. The goal of MAH BBA CET practice should be to score better with each mock test. The goal should also be the gain speed in solving the questions with each mock test.

In the MAH BBA CET CAP, there are three categories in which the seat allotment is done:

1. Maharashtra State Candidate: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed -year 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 Persons with Disability belonging to Maharashtra State only). The candidate must have obtained more than zero score in MAH BBA CET exam.
   
   
2. 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 MAH BBA CET or CUET. The candidate should have passed an AICTE-approved Diploma in Commercial Practice or equivalent
   
   
3. 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 recognised 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.

To retrieve the MAH BBA CET application number, you can check their email as the application or registration number may have been sent to your email id as well. Check your inbox and spam folder for any communication from the examination authority. Students can also contact the examination authority if they are unable to retrieve their application or registration number, through the State CET Cell website or helpline number. Provide the authorities with student's personal details such as name, date of birth, and any other information they may ask for. They will verify the candidate's details and provide them with the application or registration number.If you have a printout or a copy of your application form, you may find your application or registration number on it. This number is usually mentioned on the top of the application form.