The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Eligibility

MSU Badodara is a good investment for MBA . The cutt off trend in MSU is CMAT percentile of 80-90( sore of 150 and above). The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda (MSU Baroda) accepts the Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) score for admission to its MBA program. The cutoff score for admission to MSU Baroda's MBA program through CMAT is not fixed and can vary from year to year depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats.
However, based on previous years' cutoffs, a CMAT score of around 200-220 out of 400 can be considered a good score for admission to MSU Baroda's MBA program. Please note that this is just an estimate, and the actual cutoff may vary depending on the factors mentioned above.
It is always best to check the official website of MSU Baroda or contact the university's admission office to get the latest and accurate information on the CMAT cutoff score for admission to their MBA program.

The score is good and also worthy of getting you a good institution.
Bu the point is, why to settle for a mediocre institution despite getting such good score?
I suggest the LPU is right place for this cutting edge program.
LPU has a certain niche and ensures the following program outcomes:
1 : Comprehend design approach and inter-relationship of function, circulation, structure, material and construction, climatology, services, form, aesthetics and apply the knowledge in built environment.
2 : Interpret the facet of architectural design and urban realm context through schematic drawings, project report, physical model and 3 D visualizations.
3 : Analyze and appraise through research, various aspects of anthropometry, building technology, materials, structural analysis and design, history, art, culture, humanities, landscape, assessment methods, architectural computation and management of resources.
4 : Evaluate legal and regulatory framework for application in planning and design of architectural and urban scale projects
Eligibility Criteria is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, subject to qualifying marks in NATA 2020 or JEE Main (Paper II) (60 percentile or above) or qualifying marks in any specially designed aptitude test in Architecture conducted by the competent authority of the Central/ State Governments (as/if allowed by statutory body for 2020-21).
OR
Pass with 50% in Diploma (any stream) (3 years) recognized by Central/ State Govt. (with Mathematics) or equivalent, subject to qualifying marks in NATA 2020 or JEE Main (Paper II) (60 percentile or above) or qualifying marks in any specially designed aptitude test in Architecture conducted by the competent authority of the Central/ State Governments (as/if allowed by statutory body for 2020-21).
Admission Criteria is: Merit prepared with weight-age of 50% marks for aptitude tests (NATA 2020 or JEE Main (Paper II)) and 50% marks in the qualifying examination.
If you are ambitious and have passion for architecture, then LPU is the right choice.
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The Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU) of Baroda is a decent university. It depends what you want to study and all the departments will not be equally ranked. I ready somewhere (cannot provide reference) that it ranks among the top 10 universities for arts in India. Its engineering branch, though not highly ranked, is also pretty good especially in Gujarat. Many of my friends studied engineering there and are currently doing very good in their professions. Good companies, including multi-nationals, recruit from MSU. My friends got placed in Cognizant and other IT companies. One of them went on to do M.Tech at IIT-Bombay after B.Tech from MSU. Studies-wise, the grading system was tough. The highest percentage would be in low 80's, no CGPA system as of 2007. But I heard the teachers are very knowledgeable. If the question has been asked from a perspective of ranking so that one can make a decision on which college to attend, I would definitely give it a good rating. Baroda is a very good city to live, has a good cultural history, good schools for kids and also has heavy industries for job prospects. I do not know how the current situation is at MSU (my experience is from '00-'07), but I believe institutions take a long time to change. The university is very old, but many times that is a positive factor about educational institutions. Of course, my bias is towards MSU although I did not study there myself, but because I like the city of Vadodara.