MAH CET

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.

Freeze it. You may find yourself overwhelmed when you do get selected for college in round cap 4.

Hi Divya,
Yes, you are eligible to get a seat at any of the 13 Sinhgad colleges of your choice. But you might have to wait for the 2nd list for colleges like SIOM and Sinhgad Erandwane. The colleges that I would like to recommend are NBN Sinhgad SIOM and Sinhgad Erandwane. If you belong to open category you can try getting your seat directly reserved by visiting the college.
Good Luck.

Hi Shruti,
Some of the colleges also accept the NEET exam score for admission into Bachelor of physiotherapy. For physiotherapy course, one must have scored 45% in physics, chemistry and biology/ biotechnology taken together.

Institute of Management Studies and Research, Vivekanand Education Society, Chembur, Mumbai
SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai, Mumbai
Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management (LLIM), Mahalaxmi, Mumbai

With that score, it is impossible to get admission into a good college as the cutoffs of all top colleges are 98+ percentile. So better you avoid taking admission into a below average college, thus not wasting both your time and money. I suggest you reappear for CET(or any other exam) and aim for a high score. Good luck!

Hello Namrata!
With that score, you will get only average or below average colleges as the cutoffs of the top ones are generally 98+ percentile. Vivekanand isn't a good college, better avoid it if possible.