MAH CET

Hi,
Heres the eligibility criteria for MAH-CET:
Candidates must have a Bachelors degree in any discipline from any recognised university with a minimum of 50% marks, and at least 45% in case of reserved candidates.
Final year students can also apply.
Candidates appearing for CAT / GMAT / CMAT /MAT February / XAT/ ATMA are considered to be eligible for admission against the All India Seats subject to the fulfilment of eligibility criteria. Such candidates need to fill online application form according to the schedule.

Good morning dear,
For the details of MBA institutes in Nagpur, refer to the link below.
You will get the complete detail regarding fees, eligibility criteria, placements, etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-nagpur
Thanks and all the best.

Hello Mayuri! As far as I know, yes you are eligible to appear for the CET exam next year irrespective of whether you have cancelled your admission in a particular college. That seat will automatically be vacated and be filled by someone else.

For MAH-CET, you can refer to:
1. RK Jha
2. Disha Publications
3. GK Publications
4. Verma publications
For CAT, you can refer to books like:
1. Nishit Sihna
2. Arun Sharma
3. Arihant Publications (good)
4. VRC (verbal and reading comprehension)

It is simply impossible to get admission in any good college for pursuing MMS/MBA with this score. It will be better for you to reappear for CET (or any other exam as you wish) and try scoring 98+ percentile to get admission in a top college.

Hi,
With you score you will be able to get admission.

To get cancellation seats you have to contact the respective colleges and it is their discretion whether to provide a seat for you or not.

Hello! The cutoffs of all top colleges for CET and CMAT exams are always 97+ percentile. So you cannot get a good college with those scores in the CAP rounds. Better you try again next year. Good luck!

If you are targeting a good college with that low CET score, then it is impossible to get one as the cut-offs of all top colleges are generally 97+ percentile. And the college you might get will be below-average; a total waste of both your precious time and money. Better avoid such college and reappear for CET (or any other exam). Good luck!

If you clear MAT or MAH-CET with excellent performance, then you stand high chances to get a GDPI call for MBA even with your lowers academic performance subject to meeting eligibility criteria.