MAH-CET Analysis

MH-CET/ MAH-CET is held by the State Common Entrance Test Cell of Maharashtra. It is an annual state-level entrance test used for admission to MBA/MMS programmes offered by accredited institutions of Maharashtra. CET scores are accepted by more than 300 institutes. Read More..

MH-CET/ MAH-CET is a state-level entrance examination held for admissions to MBA/MMS programmes offered by affiliated institutes of Maharashtra. Its scores are accepted by hundreds of colleges across Maharashtra. Thousands of aspirants appear for MAH-CET in order to seek admission in MBA/MMS/PGDM programmes. This year, the exam will be held in August 2022. Read More..

MH-CET or MAH-CET is the state-level examination conducted for admissions to MBA/MMS programs offered by affiliated institutes of Maharashtra. Over 300 colleges in Maharashtra accept CET scores for MBA/MMS/PGDM programs. This year, the exam was held on 16, 17 and 18 September, 2021. Read More..

MAH-CET for MBA/MMS Institutes in Maharashtra was on 14th and 15th March 2020. There were two slots a day, in 36 centres inside Maharashtra and 13 centres outside. IBPS, the body designing Test for DTE, maintained the Test’s uniformity in terms of level of difficulty & format even this year, with the section questions split the same as in 2019. The result will be declared on 31st March 2020 with CAP rounds scheduled in the month of May. Most students found the test lengthy and moderate to difficult. It was a paper, in which a score of 125 to 130 marks should fetch 99+ percentile. Read More..

MAH-CET for MBA/MMS Institutes in Maharashtra was on 9th and 10th March 2019. There were two slots a day, in 36 centres inside Maharashtra and 13 centres outside. The test this year had 1,12,000 registrations, which was 7000 more than the CET-2018 registrations. IBPS, the body designing Test for DTE, maintained the Test toughness even this year, with the section questions split the same as 2018. The result will be declared on 31st March 2019 with CAP rounds scheduled in the month of May. Most students found the test lengthy. It was a paper, in which a score of 120 to 125 marks should fetch 99+ percentile. Read More..

MAH-CET-2018 for MBA/MMS for 400+ institutes in Maharashtra has again shown increase in the number of applications. The inclination of students towards MBA CET has swung back, which is evident from the fact that 2018 is the third consecutive year of increase in the applications. The 1.06 lakh students, with a mark of 11% increase this year, are trying to seek admissions in the top colleges of Mumbai and Pune universities. Read More..

MAH-CET for MBA/MMS Institutes in Maharashtra has again come in the limelight this year, not just for its increased competition but also for the surprises in the test. The test having 95000 aspirants this year saw an increase of about 20,000 applications compared to CET-2016. IBPS, the body designing Test for DTE, maintained the Test toughness up even this year with the sectional bifurcation same as the previous year. Read More..

MAH-CET for MBA/MMS Institutes in Maharashtra has again come in the limelight this year, not just for its increased competition but also for the surprises in the test. The test having 95000 aspirants this year saw an increase of about 20,000 applications compared to CET-2016. IBPS, the body designing Test for DTE, maintained the Test toughness up even this year with the sectional bifurcation same as the previous year. Read More..

Every year Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra conducts its Common Entrance Test (CET) for the admission to different management profiles- MBA/ MMS and PGDBM/ PGDM courses offered by various institutes and colleges in Maharashtra like JBIMS, SIMSREE, PUMBA. This state level exam is a common platform for the aspirants who want to become future managers. Hence, a candidate with a good profile (academics, work experience), good performance in the test and GD-PI round can be eligible for admission to 2 years Post Graduate Management programs offered by the top notch institutes. Read More..

CET was online for the first time and it has come back after it was replaced by CMAT for a year. The number of students who filled the form was approximately 54000. The difficulty level of CET 2014 was tougher than that of CET 2012. Actually the toughness went on increasing after every slot. 15th March Morning slot was the easiest; 16th March the slot was the toughest. DTE is expected to carry the Normalization procedure to maintain justice and fairness. Read More..