MAH CET

Dear Friend,
It Sorry to say that none of the colleges are a good option.
My suggestion is that don't go for Indira because of low & degraded placement. I know some of the students are even not placed from there.
Please research about PIBM. I think it will be helpful for you & it is also far better than Indira.

Hello,
I would like to know, if you have given any other entrance exam? If yes, then apply through those and if not, then try next year. At least one entrance exam is compulsory for pursuing MBA. Thank you.

There is less chances of getting admission in MBA, as your percentile in B.Com is quite low, as usually good college take students who have scored more than 60%. But, yet not to loose hope. You can try in Balaji Institute-Pune or many other B-Colleges.

Top MBA colleges in India accepting MAH-CET are mentioned at the link provided below. This ranking is based on rankings published by The Week, Business Today and National Institutional Ranking Framework (MHRD).
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mah-cet/2-2-0-0-9983

Apply in Indira Institute of Management- Pune, MIT-Pune, VIM-Pune etc.

It's difficult for MS but you might get a PGDM college. Start applying. Best regards.

Hi, I am also from Maharashtra and every college in Maharashtra accept student through MAH-CET except IITs and NITs. So, don't worry, you will get admission to those colleges if you score decent marks in the exam. Regards.

You had a chance of getting into Chetana college. The forms of Chetana PGDM courses are already out. http://www.cimr.in/admission-procedure/ Fill up the forms as well as start preparing for GD-PI rounds as they are really tough to crack. If you perform well in that you can get through chetana college
All the best. Thank you.

Both are better and equally valuable provided you are not OBC, SC.

Hello,
Last year, the minority cut-off was 90 percentile for CAP rounds. I'd suggest you try through ILS as well.