MAH CET

Hello,
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The correspondence courses that you want to pursue would depend a lot on your career aspirations. Once you decide which area of finance you are keen on, you can pick up courses based on it. For example: if you are interested in equity market, then you could pursue BSE/NSE course. You could also pursue CFA and become a chartered member, financial modelling courses, etc.

Go for BIMM. The avg. package is 7 to 7.5. Comment in case of further questions.

IPU CET will be more beneficial as it will help you in getting a Delhi state quota for admission, you will not get this benefit for MH-CET.

Hello,
If a test includes no negative marking, then it's always better to go for wild & educated guesses. Who knows some of the answer choices might be correct.

For General - 165+
OBC - 150+
SC - 130+
ST - 120+.

The procedure for getting admission in JBIMS changes frequently. Last year, the admissions for MS course were executed through the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) of Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Government of Maharashtra. For that, you need to register for MAH/MS CET conducted by DTE. The registration for this year's CET has started already. For registration, you can go to the http://www.mahacet.org website and click on the option "MAH-MBA/MS CET -2019". The last date for the online registration is 15th February 2019.

Please click the link below to check the cutoff
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/mht-cet-exam-cutoff?q=MHT+CET&rf=searchwidget&landing=ep.

Hi,
Yes, you will need to appear for MAH-CET.

No, admission for PGDIM is only through CAT. No admission is through MAH-CET.