Dear Girish, I am trying to understand your question to check if I got it right. Please feel free to correct me if I have gone wrong somewhere. Your Engineering results of 2018-19 came late and now you want to know if you can take admission in 2019-20? If that is the question, here you go:

The eligibiloty criteria for joining MBA (PU) in 2019-20 is that

• You should have completed your graduation in any stream with 50% aggregate
• You should have appeared and qualified in MAH CET. 

For being Eligible for MAH CET:

• You should have completed your graduation with a minimum aggrrgate of 50% in any stream
• Final year students whose results will be declared late(atleast before the commencement of admission) for the year 2018 - 19 can also apply.

I will stop here and let you read the Underlined sentence once again. So your results have been declared late, provides you have the minimum required aggregate, you can take admission in MBA PU for the Accademic Year 2019-20. 

Now, for admissions into MBA colleges, you need to appear for Entrance Examinations based on the University you want to get an admission under. Each University has its own score requirement. So based on that,

PIBM (Pune Institute of Business Management) has its own criteria:

• Your education format should be 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 with a minimum aggregate of 50% from your 10th until Graduation.
• PIBM has a selection process which includes Aptitude test (PMAT), Group Discussion, Persona Interview and Written Test.
• PIBM also accepts CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT/ATMA/PMAT scores. 

So even if you are not appearing for MAH CET, even if you appear for PMAT, you still can get an admission here based on your performance. Hope this helps. Do let us know if this doesnt answer question and need some more answers. 

Greetings,

Rajat I will be suggesting you some good sources and books from where you can study efficiently according to section which will be there in this exam .

Try searching for  previous years paper of various other entrance exams like MAT,GMAT, XAT  CLAT , SSC, CAT , CMAT, IBPS, NDA , NIFT ,NID AILET ,etc. (Do not stick to only MAHCET precious year papers because you will find them less online ) . You should try to find and analyse English , quantitative section and  logical reasoning , from these papers so that you can practice regularly .  

 ENGLISH SECTION 

Read editorials from Indian Express or The Hindu daily make it a habit . 

 Write  difficult vocabulary words in a notebook and find their  meaning on google or in dictionary and learn them daily 

 Do solve  error correction from various entrance exams mentioned above .

Solve SSC previous year papers because first they have good quality of questions , they are easily available online and they have the most number of  papers in a year .

If you are finding it difficult to score in  grammar you can go through the concept from books of English of someone who is studying in school .It will help you because of the kind of detailing that will provided  in that book.   

 QUANTITATIVE SECTION 

 Clear you doubts by taking help from RD or RS Sharma of 9th and 10th standard

Try  Google Books or Pdf's of specific book because it can be really expensive you will buy each and every book mentioned . 

Subscribe for  You tube channels like Wifistudy etc  for the understanding of difficult concept so that you can learn in a fun way 

 LOGICAL REASONING 

 SSC papers which have got loads of good questions from this section and try solving syllogisms from IBPS papers 

 ANALYTICAL REASONING 

 MK Pandey's analytical reasoning 

 Competitive reasoning by Pratiyogita Kiran

 Modern Approach to logical reasoning by RS Sharma . 

You can get some of them on googlebooks with the solutions . 

I hope this article might have helped you solve all of your queries regarding this topic. If you want to know anything apart from

Hello

You can avail admission in OBC NCL Category if you fulfill the eligibility criteria.

Candidates belonging to the Maharashtra state only shall be eligible for reservation. As per the reservation criteria, 90 percent seats are reserved for candidates belonging to the OBC category.
You must possess the required documents. Candidates belonging to OBC category should produce a Caste Validity Certificate issued by Scrutiny Committee of Social Welfare Department. You must have valid Non Creamy Layer Certificate to avail the reservation.

Do let us know if you have any other query.

Good Luck!

Hello Sooraj,

As of now there has only been speculations about the cancellation of the exam. However no official announcement has been made so I would suggest that you should keep on preparing for the same. The forms are most likely to be available by the third week of January. Besides you can check out other important dates and information related to the exam in the link attached below.

https://news.careers360.com/mah-cet-2019-mba-exam-date-announced-registration-begins-third-week-january

I hope this answers your question.

Hey,

You can try visiting this link to get the results for Maharashtra MBA CET 2017

http://mba2017.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/StaticPages/ALLDESC.pdf

The link doesn't work with some devices , so you can try to open it from your laptop.

My best wishes for your future and upcoming exams.

Hey Vaishnavi.

The results for MH CET will tentatively be released in the first week of June, 2019 by DTE You can use the link below for more information regarding this.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-result/amp

Best of luck

Yes you are eligible for MAH CET. 

DTE Maharashtra is expected to release the MAH CET 2019 application form around the third week of January. The last date to fill MAH CET application form 2019 will be around the second week of February. The application form of MAH CET 2019 will be available in online mode only. 

If you still have any queries feel free to ask in the comment section down below.

Hi Abhilash, Yes it is true. Normally JBIMS gives seats to other state aspirants only very few and only if the Maharashtra domicile students are given admission. This year even Cat percentiles of around 99+ percentile have not received a call yet from JBIMS. So most probably according to the reports, JBIMS is almost for Maharashtra domicile aspirants

Dear Goel, we do not know what you meant by the level. If you meant by the difficulty of the exam, it depends on the subjects you are well versed with.  Hence giving you the exam pattern. MAHCET is a computer-based test of 150 minutes and has 200 questions. The question paper is divided into four sections, namely, Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and Verbal ability/Reading Comprehension. There are five answer options for each objective type question, and the candidates will need to select the correct answer option from the given choices. Out of the 200 questions, 75 questions are from the Logical Reasoning section followed by  Quantitative Ability and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension sections which carry the equal number of questions, which is 50. Minimum weightage is given to the Abstract Reasoning section which carries 25 questions only. +1 for each correct answer and no negative marking.