MAH CET

Hi,
No, you cannot get admission in the above course without MAH-B.Ed
Admission is through CAP counselling based on the score obtained in Maharashtra B.Ed. Entrance Examination (MAH-B.Ed).
https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/b-ed-oriental-college-of-education-sanpada-navi-mumbai-152269

Yes, you can definitely apply for both the exams. But, while taking admission, you can get into JBIMS through either CMAT or CET, not both.

IBS Mumbai accepts IBSAT score.

Hello,The registration fees for the MAH-CET exam is Rs. 1000 for the General category candidates and Rs. 800 for the reserved categories and PWD candidates.

Hello! The MAH-CET exam can be given even by candidates residing outside Maharashtra. There are exam centers in major cities like New Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, etc.

Hello! With 85.75 percentile, getting into an MMS program of a top 10 college is impossible. Hence, you should target the PGDM programs of Welingkar, SIES, NL Dalmia, and other such colleges. Good luck!

Hi Dear,For the top four colleges (JB, Sydenham, Somaiya & Welingkar), at least 99 percentile is a must. For SIES & NL Dalmia, 98 would do. And for the rest (Chetana, IES MET, etc. ), 95+ would be enough. The cutoff marks will differ as per the difficulty level of the exam, but percentile will remain, more or less, the same.

MH-CET Cut-off is countable only for calculated Level of Moderate Difficult of Exam out of 200 Marks.