MAH MBA CET Result 2025: Expected Date, How to Download MBA/MMS Scorecard

After the MAH MBA CET result announcement the State CET will conduct common counselling for admission to about 300 colleges in Maharashtra, most likely in July-August. Qualifying candidates will be required to participate in MAH CET counselling for admission to participating MBA colleges in Maharashtra by filling the online counselling form. The MAH MBA CET counselling process will be conducted in two or three rounds and will be based on cut offs. Candidates will be allotted seat in the college of their choice, if they meet the minimum cut off percentile of that college.

The counselling will be held for mainly two categories – Maharashtra State candidates and All India candidates. Separate merit lists will be released for these two categories. To be eligible for MAH CET counselling candidates need to score more than 0 in MBA CET exam.

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will uploads round wise and category wise MAH MBA CET cut offs 2025 on its official website during the CAP process. You can check MAH CET 2024 cut off on this page (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mah-cet-exam-cutoff) once the cut offs are released. You can also check the cut offs of previous years on this page.

MAH CET cut offs refer to the percentile on the basis o which seats are allotted to candidates during the counselling process. Candidates do not have to meet any sectional cut off to be eligible for admission into a particular MBA college. MAH CET cut offs 2025 will be declared for two to three rounds. The MAH CET cut off percentiles will be released category wise. 

MAH CET score is valid for admission for one year only. Those who have appeared for MAH CET 2024, can seek admission to participating colleges this year only (2024-25 batch) Candidates who will appear in MAH MBA CET 2025, their scores will be valid for admission to 2025-2026 batch of MBA programmes only. Those who wish to take a break of one year will have to appear for the exam again.

It is good to take a break and appear for the MAH CET exam next year again instead of taking admission in a college that is not of your choice. If you’ve scored below expectation in the current attempt, skip the year, prepare for the exam again, score better the next year and pursue MBA from a college that meets all your parameters.

MAH MBA CET result cum scorecard can be downloaded from the mahacet.org website once it is released. The MAH CET scorecard can be downloaded by using login credentials created at the time of exam registration.

• Open the official website: mahacet.org
• Click on the 'MBA/MMS-CET' section 
• Next, click on the 'download scorecard' option
• Enter your application number and date of birth
• PDF result containing your name, registration number, MBA CET score and percentile will be displayed
• ·Click on download and save your scorecard on the desktop

The MAH CET MBA scorecards will not be sent to any candidate by post. Every candidate will have to download their respective scorecards from the official website when the result is declared. The result is the most important document for MBA admission through MAH CET.

Getting admission to a college with a percentile score of 54.50 in MAH CET may be challenging, but it is still possible to get admission to some colleges. The admission process and cut-off scores vary from college to college and depend on several factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the category you belong to. Therefore, it is important to research colleges that offer the course you are interested in and check their cut-off scores for the previous years. You can also consider applying to colleges that offer admission through management quota or NRI quota. However, the fees for these seats are usually higher than the regular seats. Overall, applying to as many colleges as possible can increase your chances of getting admission.

Yes, candidates can get rejected in the GD/PI round even after scoring 99.91 in MAH CET in colleges like JBIMS. The GD/PI round is an important part of the MBA selection process, and it is used to assess a candidates communication skills, leadership potential, and overall stability for the program. A high score in the MAH CET does not guarantee a seat in the college, and candidates need to perform well in the GD/PI round as well.  Here are some of the reasons why a candidate with a high MAH CET score can get rejected in the GD/PI round:

• Poor communication skills: The GD/PI round is a test of a candidates communication skills. Candidates need to be able to communicate effective in both written and verbal form. They should be able to express their ideas clearly and concisely, and they should be able to think on their feet and respond to questions intelligent.
• Lack of leadership potential: The GD/PI round is also a test of a candidate’s leadership potential. Candidates need to be able to demonstrate that they have the potential to lead and inspire others. They should be able to think strategically and come up with creative solutions to problems.
• Overall stability for the program: The GD/PI round is also used to assess a candidates overall stability for the MBA program. Candidates need to be able to demonstrate that they are interested in a career in management, and that they have the skills and qualities that are required for success in the program.

If you are planning to apply for an MBA program, it is important to prepare for the GD/PI round. You can do this by practicing your communication skills, developing your leadership skills, and learning about the MBA programme that you are interested in.

MAH CET score normalization process is undertaken to ensure that all candidates are judged on the same plane. This is done because MAH MBA CET is a multi-session exam and it may be possible that one session can be slighter easier or tougher than another. 

MAH CET score normalization ensures that no candidate has an advantage or disadvantage over another due to differences in difficulty level of their exam session. So, before the preparation of the MBA CET result and merit list, the Maharashtra CET normalizes the exam scores. Percentile scores are scores based on the relative performance of all candidates who appear for MAH CET. Basically, the marks obtained by every candidate are transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session.

The marking scheme of MAH MBA CET is very straightforward. The total marks is 200 hundred for 200 questions. Which means, every question carries one mark. There is no negative marking. In case of incorrect attempt, candidates will be marked zero. If they skip a question, even then they will be marked zero. Total marks of a candidate will be calculated out 200 on the basis of their total number of correct attempt.

Section wise the marks allotment is as follows:

• Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension: 50 marks
• Logical Reasoning: 75 marks
• Abstract Reasoning: 25 marks
• Quantitative Aptitude: 50 marks

The MAH CET percentile is calculated out of normalized scores of every test take across all the sessions of the exam. The percentile is calculated on the basis of top scoring candidate’s marks against all other candidates.

MAH CET score is the total marks awarded to the candidate out of 200. It is calculated on the basis of every correct attempt across all sections of the exam. MAH CET percentile is calculated from the rank of the candidate as compared to rest of the candidates.

MBA CET percentile score is calculated from the highest raw score in each session of the MAH MBA CET. The the highest Raw Score in each session (of a candidate) will be 100 percentile indicating that 100 per cent of candidates scored equal to or lesser than the highest scorer for that session. The highest Raw Score is normalized to achieve the MAH CET percentile in the following way:

MAH MBA CET CAP is a common counseling process for admission to MBA/MS programmes offered by Maharashtra colleges and institutes. The Centralised Admission Process or CAP is conducted by the State CET Cell for admission to over 300 colleges and institutes in Maharashtra. Candidates who qualify MAH MBA CET entrance are eligible to participate in the MAH CET CAP. The MAH CET CAP includes online registration and choice filling by the candidate and seat allotment by the admission cell. The seat allotment is done in round-wise and category-wise. The seat is allotted to candidates on the basis of their MAH CET score and the colleges they have selected in the CAP registration form. Upon allotment of seats, candidates have to accept the admission offer by completing the paperwork at the college and paying the requisite fees. Candidates who have appeared for CMAT/CAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT can also participate in the MAH MBA CET CAP for admission to MBA/MS courses. Such candidates can apply under All India category.

MAH MBA CET 2024 CAP or the counseling process began on July 12, 2024. The complete schedule of MAH CET CAP 2024 was announced by the Maharashtra State CET at its website on the same date. The process will go on till September 12, 2024 which will include registration form filling, round-wise seat allotment, uploading of documents, cut-off release, and admission confirmation. The MAH CET CAP is usually held a month after the exam result has been declared but for the last three years, it was delayed. In fact, the entire MAH CET session was delayed in the last three years as a result of which the counseling process was conducted as late as November and December. In 2023, the process was held in July and got over by the end of August.

In the MAH CET CAP, there are three categories in which the seat allotment is done: 1. Maharashtra State Candidature, 2. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate and 3. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries. Given below are the category wise MAH CET CAP eligibility criteria. Maharashtra State Candidature: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed -year Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university (at least 45 per cent in case of candidates belonging to backward class categories and Persons with Disability belonging to Maharashtra State only). The candidate must have obtained more than zero score in MAH CET exam. All India Candidature/Jammu and Kashmir Migrant Candidature Candidate: The candidate should be an Indian National and must have passed 3-year Bachelor's Degree or equivalent with at least 50 per cent marks in aggregate from a recognised university. They must have also scored more than zero score in MAH CET/XAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT/CAT/CMAT. NRI/OCI/PIO Foreign National, Children of Indian workers in the Gulf countries: The candidate should have passed minimum three-year duration Bachelor's Degree with 50 per cent marks or equivalent, awarded by the University recognized by the UGC or AIU. Any other criterion declared from time to time by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra as defined under the ACT.

It is tough to say that as there is no set pattern of sectional weightage in MAH CET anymore. Since the last two years, the number of questions for each section of the exam, varies for every slot. Meaning that, if in one slot there are 75 questions on LR and 25 AR, in the second slot there can be 60 questions on LR and 40 questions on AR. Similarly, there could be 50 questions on QA in one slot but in the next slot it could be 40. The total number of questions remain 200 in all the slots but the sectional weightage changes. So, one can really not prepare for the exam with the target of scoring maximum in a particular section. They need to prepare for all sections as any section can have maximum questions and the potential to score maximum.

Follow these following steps to apply for MAH CET Counselling for ASM's Institute of Business Management and Research. 

1)Visit the official Website: Go to official website of MAH ASM's institute of Business Management and Research and check all the updates regarding the admission process.

2) Registration: to participate in the counselling process you first have to register for MAH CET Counselling. Note: You need to have a valid MAH CET score.

3) Document Verification: After registration you have to visit designated document verification centre schedule. The required documents includes your MAH CET score card, educational certificates, residence proof, other necessary documents.

4) Choice Filling: After document verification you will be given access to their official website. Fill your preferred choices of institutes.

5)Seat Allotment: Based on various factors like number of candidates, cutoff, availability of seats, your MAH CET score, your preferences etc., the DTE Maharashtra conduct multiple rounds of seat allotment. If you a allotted a seat you will receive a provisional admission letter.

6) Payment of fees: Once you receive a letter, pay the required fees within the stipulated time.

7)Reporting to the Institute: At last you will need to report to ASM's Institute of Business Management and Research with the stipulated time. Complete all the admission formalities and submit all the necessary documents.

Please note these steps are general guidelines. Please visit the official website of the institute for the latest update regarding counselling.

No, the MAH CET application form and MAH CET Counselling form are different and candidates have to fill them separately. The MAH CET application form is valid for the entrance test only and the MAH CET counseling application form has to be filled by only those candidates who qualify the entrance test and wish to participate in the seat allotment process. The MAH MBA CET counseling registration form is released about 2 months after the entrance test result announcement. The candidates will have to fill the counseling form at the MAHA CET counseling portal.

Those who shall have filled the MAH CET MBA/MMS application form and appeared for the exam, will not have to pay the registration fee at the time of CAP. However, those who will be participating in MAH CET CAP through CAT/CMAT/MAT/ATMA/GMAT score will have to pay the registration fee of Rs 1000 (Rs 800 for registered category candidates).