MAH CET 2024-25: Result (MBA), Scorecard, Cut Off, Counselling

What is MAH CET 2024?

Maharashtra Common Entrance Test or MAH CET is a computer-based entry-level management test. Officially known as MAH MBA / MMS-CET, the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, holds an MBA course in various institutes in the state of Maharashtra. MAH CET MBA is accompanied by the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) on Counselling, in which candidates will be allocated MBA seats in MAH CET participating colleges on the basis of their scores. The exam was held on 14 and 15 March.

The result was announced on 23 May after a delay of almost two months. This year 1,24,236 candidates applied and 1,10,631 took the exam. Over 1 qualified and 16 qualified students scored 99.99 percentile. Shashank Chandrahas Prabhu was named topper with a score of 159/200 and a score of 99.99. The MAH CET MBA / MMS therapy process was held in June-July but was postponed indefinitely this year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Highlights

Important Dates

Exam Pattern

Applicants must completely grasp the test pattern and test structure in order to perform well in the MAH CET exam. Take a look at the highlights of test pattern below.

SECTIONS

• Section A: Logical Reasoning – 75 questions
• Section B: Abstract Reasoning – 25 questions
• Section C: Quantitative Aptitude – 50 questions
• Section D: Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension – 50 questions

Syllabus

MAH CET syllabus consists of four sections-Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension.

 Counselling

The MAH CET test requires counselling, which is a centralised procedure and is protected by the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). This procedure is carried out by the State Common Entrance Test Cell for the allocation of seats to the MAH CET test participants in the participating institutes. Students from outside Maharashtra are expected to have a clear score of CAT / GMAT / CMAT / MAT(February Session)/XAT / ATMA to be qualified to apply for admission to Maharashtra Management Colleges under MAH CET Counselling.

This consultation process will take place in June and July. Applicants are expected to register for the MAH CET counselling process on the Maharashtra CET website. Mentioned below are the primary points that candidates need to know about MAH CET counselling.

• The Counselling takes place in three rounds for both Maharashtra State and Beyond Maharashtra State candidates.
•  Registration fee is ₹ 1000 to be charged at the time of completion of the online application.
• Upon selection for admission, the applicant must visit specified counselling centres for record review.

Accepting Colleges

The score is recognised by more than 400 management colleges/institutes in Maharashtra. Below is a list of some of the top B-Schools that recognise the MAH CET ranking. For a complete list of MBA colleges that accept MAH CET 2021 ratings, review the highlight section of the exam above.

1. Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management Studies & Research
2. Balaji College for Modern Management, Pune
3. K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research
4. Department of Management Science, Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune
5. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies
6. Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education, Mumbai
7. Prin LN Welingkar Institute for Management Development and Research, Mumbai
8. MIT School of Business, Pune
9. IMT School of Business, Navi Mumbai
10. Sinhgad Institute of Business Administration and Computer Application, Lonavala.

Cut Off

Below is a list of 20 institutes whose MAH CET cuts have stayed above 95 percentile in the last two years. MAH CET 2024 cuts are projected to remain the same or a few points high Exam Centre

MAH CET 2024 is likely to be performed in several examination centres in more than 40 cities. Take a look at the cities below where the exam centres will be awarded to students.

Maharashtra

1. Ahmednagar
2. Akola
3. Amravati
4. Ahmednagar
5. Aurangabad
6. Beed
7. Bhandara
8. Buldhana
9. Chandrapur
10. Dhule
11. Gadchiroli
12. Gondia
13. Hingoli
14. Jalgaon
15. Jalna
16. Kolhapur
17. Latur
18. Mumbai
19. Mumbai sub-urban
20. Nagpur
21. Nanded
22. Nandurbar
23. Nashik
24. Osmanabad
25. Palghar
26. Parbhani
27. Pune
28. Raigad
29. Ratnagiri
30. Sangli
31. Satara
32. Sindhudurga
33. Solapur
34. Thane
35. Wardha
36. Washim
37. Yavatmal

Outside Maharashtra

1. Ahmedabad
2. Gandhinagar
3. Bangalore
4. Bhopal
5. Delhi
6. New Delhi-NCR
7. Jaipur
8. Kolkata
9. Lucknow
10. Ranchi
11. Panaji
12. Verna

Results

The results were eventually announced after a delay of almost two months. The result for MBA / MMS was announced in the form of a merit list this year. The merit list includes each candidate’s name, registration number, roll number, MAH CET score and MAH CET percentile.

Over 1.10 lakh candidates took the exam and over 1.04 lakh eligible and 16 candidates scored 99.99 percentile in the exam. All India is Shashank Chandrahas Prabhu with 159 scores and 99.99 percentile, followed by Ankit Udit Thakker with 155 scores and 99.99 percentile and Akansha Srivastava with 153 scores and 99.99 percentile. To check your result, click on the link below.

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