Yes very good for all private colleges under OBC category however average chances for Government colleges in OBC category. Entire cutoff will depend on quota, category and collegr. 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Hey.

Here is a list of important topics for MAH CET 2019.

Logical- Abstract Reasoning

• Conditional Coding
• Selection Criteria
• Blood Relations
• Input/Output
• Coding/Decoding
• Venn DiagramVerbal Ability
• Syllogisms
• Sequential Output
• Symbol-based Comparison
• Linear and Circular Arrangement
• Direction

Quantitative Aptitude

• Arithmetic
• Algebra
• Geometry
• Mensuration
• Probability
• Ratio & Proportion
• Numbers
• Percentage
• Quantitative Reasoning

HI Surya, 

CAT is indeed the benchmark of all entrance exams for MBA in India. 

It is one of the toughest to crack and hence cannot be compared to MAH CET 

The syllabus varies for both as well, 

being the most widely accepted exam all over CAT is majorly focused

Hi Abhinav,

Almost all the MBA entrance exams including MAH CET covers the same set of topics/syllabus. Only the difficulty level changes with the exam. The major topics of all MBA exams are English Language, Reasoning (Logical or Analytical), Mathematics or Quantitative Aptitude, and General Knowledge or Current Affairs. If

Yes there are few chances.Just wait for the counselling and see.

Hello Ayushman, 

yes the preference ranking does matter as you need to fill colleges according to the wants and likes of yours

you cannot fill them up randomly as it will affect the outcome definitely

all the best 

if you want a high rank college, you should those college first

hello mayur jagan handore

as based on your marks those are poor for getting in any round you may have rare or no chances of getting pharmacy seat & hope in good way if no one takes you may get so gor for 3rd round 

Hi Prasad

Sheila Raheja School of Business Management and Research, Mumbai offers an AICTE approved MMS programme with an intake of 120 seats. CMAT and ATMA scored are accepted for admission. 

As for the placement and job opportunities, about 75 to 85 percent of the students get placed in companies