MAH CET

You have to go through the DTE procedure for securing admission through MAH-CET. Keep yourself updated with the various deadlines notified at the DTE website. The process starts with documents verification. Then there are generally 4 rounds of college allotment wherein you can freeze, float or reject the allotted college subject to certain conditions.

It is extremely difficult to get into top 7 colleges through this score if you are an OMS candidate. Some options which you have are Indira, Pune and MIT, Pune. Both these colleges had a cut-off of around 93 percenttile last year.

TIMES, IMS and career launcher are some of the best coaching institutes across India. Apart from that, you should start your own preparation. Later, you can take coaching, again you need to solve old papers. This is methodology. All the best.

Dear Kamal Razdan, top ten colleges under MAH-CET requires 90% marks, therefore you have to get above 90% marks to get into top 10 colleges. Best score always leads to best. All the best.

You can try for IES, MET, Chetana and XIMR, Mumbai. Most probably if you are a Mumbai University student then you have good chances of getting admission in any of these colleges by the end of the last CAP round.

Chances are tough as Welingkar doesn't go below 92-93 if profile is good. Otherwise, it is 95 and above.

With this score I don't think you could get any good MBA college for MMS.
Try next year.
But you can apply for PGDM in some good colleges.
Your CAT Percentile 65 is good. So, apply with your CAT percentile.

By your CET score, I think you have chances for get selected for MMS.

The cut-off for admission last year was 101 marks for OHU-SC candidate i.e this year the percentile for this score is 98.1 percentile. So, you can expect the cut-off to be same or more than the mentioned percentile.