MAH BCA CET

Key factors that affect the MAH BCA CET cutoff are the total number of applicants, the difficulty level of the paper, seat availability, and overall candidate performance.

No, there are currently no sectional cutoffs. Your total score across all sections determines your final rank and eligibility for admission.

Yes, students applying to a college within their home university's jurisdiction usually have a slightly lower cutoff compared to those from outside that university's region.

Yes. Separate cutoffs are released for General (Open), SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and other reserved categories.

Historically, a raw score of 80+ out of 100 often translates to a 99+ percentile, given the exam's relative difficulty.

For elite colleges in cities like Mumbai and Pune, a percentile between 95 and 98+ is generally considered a strong score.

The cutoff is released as a percentile score, which is calculated using a normalization process to ensure fairness across different exam sessions.

The official cutoffs are typically released after each CAP round, likely starting in the first week of June 2026.

It is the minimum score or percentile required by a candidate to secure admission to a specific college during the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) rounds.

No. The exam centre once allotted and printed on the hall ticket is final. Requests to change the centre, date, or time slot will not be entertained by the authorities.