Hello Aastha , Yes , PUMBA will accept the MAT score for 2018 session.

For Maharashtra Candidates , students have to qualify MH-CET exam . For Outside Maharashtra Candidates ,students can apply through CAT/XAT/MAT/ATMA/MH-CET For further details , visit the website

http://dtemaharashtra.gov.in

Hope it would be useful .

Hi Seema,

Firstly, congrats on the MAT score! The expected cutoff score for PUMBA is usually around 600. With a percentile of 97.95 in MAT, you have a very high chance of getting a call from PUMBA. 

Congratulations Shiva for your excellent score and percentile in MAT exam!!

As you have a very good MAT score and percentile so you have a good chance of getting into a top college which recruits through MAT score. Although colleges for calling a student for next round of GD, WSAT and interview also looks for other parameters like 10th, 12th and graduation percentage, work experience, extracurriculars.

Some of the best colleges in which you must apply and have a good chance of selection are:

• Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra
• Jaipuria Institute of management
• IFIM Business school
• IPE Hyderabad
• Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University)
• BIMTECH Noida
• Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore
• National Institute of Technology Warangal
• Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad
• Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education, Mumbai
• PSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore
• Amity Business School, Noida
• Alliance School of Business, Bangalore
• Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow
• SCMS Cochin School of Business, Cochin
• IIT Madras

The only problem is that as you are pretty late so there might be a chance that you might have missed the application deadline of a few colleges. SO, quickly fill up all the college's application within their admission deadline.

FOr PUMBA as last year cut-off was 600+ so you will definitely get a call for second round of GD and interview.

All the best!!

Hello Amol! For a better understanding of the colleges in which you can apply you can use the college predictor tool and pathfinder tool of Careers360. All the best!

Hi

There is no fixed cut-off for PUMBA college. It varies year to year.

65% of the seats will be filled based on MAH/MBA-CET Scores, while the remaining 35% will be filled based on All-India Entrance exams of CMAT & CAT.

And on the basis of previous year records, PUMBA's cut off is around 90+ percentile. However, CAT percentile is not the only criteria for getting a call from the college. The overall profile also matters, like your academics, work experience, etc.

In my opinion, you might not get a call from PUMBA. A few other colleges you can consider are:

You can also use the CAT pathfinder tool to find colleges.- https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

Regards

PUMBA takes the admission through CAT/ MAT/ ATMA/ XAT/ MH-CET. The cutoff you can expect the cutoff around more than 95 percentile. To check the further information about the college you can go through with the given below link.

Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune

Good Luck!

Minority  hindicutoff open is there pumba college mba

Hi Rajat,

The private management institutes/colleges usually have high tution fee ranging anywhere between Rs. 5 Lacs to Rs. 20 Lacs. Only the government institutions have low course fee. However, there are many banks which offer education loans with low interest rates. You can take the education loan and repay to the bank in convenient installments once you start earning after finishing the programme.

To get the answers of all the queries related to education loan options and how you can apply, please visit the link given below:

Know all about MBA Education Loan options

Few things to check before you apply for admission in any college:

- Check the course structure

- Placement records of the institute/college

- Infrastructure of the institute/college

- Check if the institute/college provides the Real-Time experience to its students

- Talk to alumni if possible

All the best.