Hello Saurabh,

   Right now we cannot comment on college cut off because college cut off are based on percentile and percentile depend on factors such as number of students attempted exams and highest score.But there are colleges such as NL dalmia,Welingkar mumbai and bangalore,SIES,ITM numbai,IES which provides admission based on

Hi Akshay,

MAH CET books are easily available on the books store. You can easily find it. Books like Arihant would be best for it to preparation.

It will be of 150 mins of exam with sections consist of Quantitative, verbal reasoning, reading compreshension,logical reasoning, data interpretation.

If you're a

HELLO!VICKY

There is no such need that you print admit card in colour,it isn't compulsory.If you want then you can go with colour printed admit card.Black & white color is also valid none will ask you regarding related to colour printed of admit card.

You can ask if you have

Hello Ravi

It surely must be tough and mentally very drilling time for you. The only thing that matters at this moment is to keep calm and utilize your energy into giving an extraordinary result. 

NEET exam was inititaed as "one exam for all" by the govt for undergraduate and

hello archana sen ,

you can get all the information in below given link :-

https://www.careers360.com/exams/maha-cet

Hi Mahesh, the cutoff varies every year based on various factors like number of test takers, number of seats available, difficulty level of exams etc. However going by the previous year cutoffs, there are high chances for Welingkar as their cutoff is around 97 percentile. The chances for Sydneham is

Hi Kiarra,

Considering your score 83.68% in MAH CET you can apply for MMS Program for the following colleges :

1. Indira College of Management, Pune

2. MIT, Pune

3. Lalalajapat Rai College, Mumbai

4. D.Y.Patil college, Pune

5. Rizvi College, Mumbai

6. Alkesh Modi College, Mumbai

7. Raisoni College,

MAH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) will have four sections from different academic aspects, namely Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, and Quantitative Aptitude.

The MAH CET syllabus 2019 is composed of 200 multiple choice objective type questions (MCQs) with five options against each question.

Eligibility criteria