MAH CET

You have fair chances of getting admission. You need to apply for the preferred colleges before the deadline is over.

It would be better; if you try appearing for MAH CET next year and do outstandingly well to compensate for your graduation marks, otherwise it won't be easy to find the right college.

The last year, cutoff of MIT was below 100 in MAH CET. You can apply for MIT with MAT CMAT CAT or ATMA scores.

For Dr. V N BRIMS, MAH CET cut-off was 67 percent for open category.
For reserved categories, the cut-offs are well below 60 marks.
In case of any other queries, I will be happy to help.
All the best.

ILS registrations will be confirmed after CAP Round 3, depending on the number of seats available. So, keep an eye out for that and call the college around then to register for the same.

General category seats are open at all India levels. It won't make a difference if you are from Karnataka or Maharashtra. If admission conducted through DTE, cut-off is around 99.87 percentile and if the institute conducts GD/PI then cut-off for shortlisting for the first stage is around 95 percentile.

I don't think so that Sri Balaji Society gives admission based on category that is General, SC, ST, etc.
The cut-off for CAT in general category is somewhere around 80-88 percentile.
But, one thing I can suggest you is, if possible fill the application form, and if you get a call from SBS, try to perform well in GD/PI, because they give more weightage to GD/PI.

Hello,
You may pursue M.Com only if you are able to manage both at the same time. Else, you can choose any other short-term certification course of your interest.

Cut offs vary each year, depending on the batch performance. Last year's cut off was around 97 percentile. Hope, you get through the admissions. Minimum marks for graduation is 50% marks.

There is no particular MAH CET cut-off . It varies from college to college for pharmaceutical management.