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New answer posted•7 years ago
What is the minimum cut-off for mechanical engineering in DJ. Sanghvi for MH-CET? Is JEE marks considered?
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Asked by Shreyaas

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7 years ago
Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering in Mumbai is one of the well-known colleges and students prefer it over others. Because, of this the ranks required in either MH CET or JEE mains are pretty high for getting admission in this college. Based on the last year’s results it is understood that i
New answer posted•7 years ago
I have secure 74 percentile in MAH-CET, so can I get admission in MMS program in your institute?
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Asked by Raj

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7 years ago
No, the cut for this year was 95% and above.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I get admission for MBA in HRM if I had a score of 45 percentile in MAH-CET?
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Asked by Dhanashree

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7 years ago
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45 percentile is too low score to get admission into any decent college. The cutoff generally of all top-ranked colleges is 98-99 percentile (for the MS programme). So, enhance your preparation next time and aim for that score. Good luck.
45 percentile is too low score to get admission into any decent college. The cutoff generally of all top-ranked colleges is 98-99 percentile (for the MS programme). So, enhance your preparation next time and aim for that score. Good luck.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Which books should I refer to prepare for MAH-CET? What should be my percentile to get admission in PUMBA?
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Asked by Nagesh

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7 years ago
Hello,
For Pumba, the cutoff varies from year to year but try to score 95+percentile to be in safe region. I am providing you the link for the books. https://insideiim.com/15-must-read-books-for-cat-preparation/.
For Pumba, the cutoff varies from year to year but try to score 95+percentile to be in safe region. I am providing you the link for the books. https://insideiim.com/15-must-read-books-for-cat-preparation/.
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7 years ago
Hello!
Some tips which would help you in scoring well in any MBA entrance exam:-
1. Be thorough with the basic concepts.
2. Practice a lot to get comfortable with the various difficulty level of questions.
3. Read newspapers to be aware of the current affairs.
4. Focus on the tips, shortcuts, exam-t
Some tips which would help you in scoring well in any MBA entrance exam:-
1. Be thorough with the basic concepts.
2. Practice a lot to get comfortable with the various difficulty level of questions.
3. Read newspapers to be aware of the current affairs.
4. Focus on the tips, shortcuts, exam-t
New answer posted•7 years ago

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7 years ago
Hello!
Both are altogether separate entrance exams CAT is All-India level while CET is State-Level). So the CAT score won't be included while ranking the candidates during the CAP rounds.
Both are altogether separate entrance exams CAT is All-India level while CET is State-Level). So the CAT score won't be included while ranking the candidates during the CAP rounds.
New answer posted•7 years ago
Can I take admission in MBA without giving CET, MAH-CET, CAT and XAT?
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Asked by Vimlesh

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7 years ago
Yes you can still get the admission for your MBA. There are other exams like CMAT is accepted by many good colleges and its not that hard to crack like CAT and XAT. Apart from it there are exams like NMAT and SNAP which you can give to get admission into the prestigious MBA institution.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I have done my B.Sc agriculture. What should I do to get admission for MBA through MAH-CET?
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Asked by Ankit
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7 years ago
MAH-CET is a time-based exam, requires you to be quick and accurate. MBA CET 4 sections: Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation, Abstract Reasoning and Verbal Ability. Exam Date: 2nd week of March. Time In-Hand: 4.5 months. Number of Questions: 200
Duration of Exam: 180 minute
Duration of Exam: 180 minute