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New answer posted•3 years ago
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3 years ago
Yes
Because 75% is cutoff or pass mark.So you scored a good mark

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3 years ago
Hi,
Yes, all the participating central universities offers admission on the merit basis calculated on a combination of only those subjects in which the candidate has taken the CUET. You need to apply college of your choice separately once they released application for admission with CUET qualifying m

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3 years ago
Without proper work experience it might be hard to survive the practical work experience to it is advice to get a proper internship done for the sake if experience.

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Marks Required for General category candidates must have secured minimum 50% aggregate marks in 12th standard examination and Candidates from SC category should have secured 45%. .

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You can get into following colleges based on your percentile in mumbai through maharashtra CET exam:
Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Management Studies & Research, Mumbai
Alkesh Dinesh Modi Institute for Financial & Management Studies, Mumbai
Rizvi Institute of Management Studies & Research

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D. Y Patil University Navi Mumbai, NMIMS Mumbai, PIADS, Nagpur, Amity University Mumbai.

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Which exam is easier to crack, CAT or MAH CET to get into an MBA?

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Maharashtra Common Entrance Test MAH CET is considered relatively easier than CAT (Common Admission Test) as it is a state-level exam while the latter Common Admission Test is a national-level exam. More candidates sit for the Common Admission Test than the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test which mak

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Can a non-local apply for MAH-CET?

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Yes, you can apply for the MAH CET exam. Eligibility Criteria for MAH CET 2023: Applicant must be an Indian citizen/ Person of Indian Origin (PIO)/ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)/Non-Resident Indian (NRI) student. Students from other states will be eligible to apply for the exam and they also need

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What is the procedure for CAP rounds for MAH CET (MBA)?

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CAP stands for "Centralized Admission Process."
DTE begins CAP rounds for admission after the CET results, which are usually released in May. You can look at the 2021 schedule to get a rough idea of how it will be in 2022. State CET Cell, Government of Maharashtra.
There were 4 rounds last year. After

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What are the non-cap seats in the MAH CET?

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Non-CAP seats are the ones that are allotted internally by the institute and the Directorate Of Technical Education is not involved in the allotment of any of the seats falling in this category. Cutoffs for Non-CAP seats are decided by the college and a college-specific application form is required

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