MAH CET Result 2022 (Out) for MBA/MMS: Download Scorecard, Merit List, Official Link

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MAH CET MBA is to be conducted for 150 minutes in cbt mode, there are a total of four sections such as logical reasoning with 75 questions, abstract reasoning with 25 questions, , quantitative aptitude with 50 questions, and verbal ability/reading comprehension with 50 questions. one mark is awarded for each   correct answer, there is no negative marking,

The integral topics for each section has been mentioned below;

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension consists of topics such as Antonyms, Comprehension of passages, Fill in the blanks, Grammar, Vocabulary, Para Jumbles, Synonyms, Sentence completion, Sentence arrangement, Sentence Correction, Spelling/Inappropriate usage, Phrase replacement, Odd Sentence Para Jumble, Verbal Reasoning

Logical/Abstract Ability consists of the topics such as Symbol-based Comparison, Linear and Circular Arrangement, Direction, Sequential Output, Series Completion, Conditional Coding, Selection Criteria, Venn Diagram, Verbal Ability. Input/Output,Blood Relations, Coding/Decoding, Syllogisms

Quantitative Aptitude consists of topics such as Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Probability, Ratio & Proportion, Numbers, Percentage, Quantitative Reasoning, Data Sufficiency, Data Interpretation - Graphs, Charts, Tables

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Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

There are many books available in the market and online that will assist candidates in better preparing for the MAH CET MBA 2022 and resolving their problems. The following are some of the best books for MAH CET MBA 2022:

• 50+ Solved Papers MBA by Arihant Publications

• Maharashtra MBA MH-CET 2022 by Arihant Publications

• How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT by Arun Sharma

• MH-CET (MBA/ MMS) Entrance Guide by Disha Publications

• How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Arun Sharma

• How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Arun Sharma

• The Pearson Guide to CET: MBA Maharashtra by Vandana Thorpe

• Target MHCET (MBA/MMS) – Past papers + 6 Mock Tests by Disha Publications

• Maharashtra MBA CET Guide by RPH Editorial Board by Priyanka Prakashan

• Study material on all sections of MBA CET Maharashtra by Chandresh Agarwal

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https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-cet-syllabus#Best-Books-to-Prepare-for-MAH-CET-MBA-2022

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Hello Candidate!

Since you chose to 'freeze' your allotted seat in round 1 itself you will not be considered for the subsequent round 2 or 3.

However, you will be able to participate in CAP round IV. The seats available for this round shall be published on the website. You are allowed to fill in or edit the already filled online option form. The seats to be allotted during this round shall be subject to the following conditions.-
(1) Before start of this round, you can change their option from Freezing to Floating or vice-versa
(2) Following candidates will be considered eligible for this round:
a. The eligible Candidates who have not been allotted any seat in any of the previous rounds or not participated by the way
of not filling the Option form in CAP Round I; or
b. Those who have taken and cancelled their admission in the earlier
rounds; or
c. Those who have rejected the offered seat by not reporting to the
Admission Centre ; or
d. Those who have Freezed the admission in earlier rounds but are
desirous of changing the option to Floating in this final round.
(3) Floating options are not available in this round as it is the final CAP Round.
(4)After final CAP Round, you shall report to the institution finally allotted and confirm your admission in the institution.

Hope this helps.

Hello student,

Congratulations for scoring such great percentile in MHTCET 2021. With this good percentile, you can get admission in some of the good colleges of the state. However, you may have to compromise with your branch preferences in some of the colleges. Also, while taking admission in a certain college, your work experience plays negligible role. It only matters during your placements after your graduation.

Here is a list of some of those colleges:

• Thakur College of Engineering
• Atharva College of Engineering
• Shah and Anchor College of Engineering
• PES Modern College of Engineering
• Terna College of Engineering
• AISSMS
• KK Wagh College of Engineering
• Datta Meghe College of Engineering
• DY Patil College of Engineering

Click here to get the prediction of colleges available to you

Click here to check out the previous year cut offs

I hope this helps, All the Best!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

In Maharashtra, the MHT (Maharashtra common entrance test) is given to students who wish to enroll in a variety of educational programs, including medical, engineering, and agricultural classes, as well as law, management, and MCA programs. There are a variety of exams to choose from for each of the courses. Health-related fields such as medicine, engineering, and agriculture may benefit from MHT-CET research.

Protecting America's Export Quota:

There are 5 percent of total seats reserved for MHT CET for children of Defence Service Personnel and Ex-Defence personnel, including those killed or permanently disabled in action, in dental/ayurved/unani colleges and government/municipal corporation/government-aided medical and some related health science courses.

Military quotas can be broken down into the following groups:

In order to meet quota requirements, there are three different forms of defense. Here are a few instances:

Former military personnel's children, daughters, and spouses who live in Maharashtra are included in this category.

Children, wives, and parents of active-duty military personnel stationed in Maharashtra are included in this group.

Candidates seeking the defense quota reservation for Def-1 and Def-2 seats must meet the following criteria:

Members of the Indian Armed Forces who have served five years or more and are covered by the Indian Army Act, Indian Navy Act, or Indian Air Force Act are eligible to apply. The term "ex-serviceman" encompasses anyone who has served in the military but has been honorably discharged, was permanently crippled, or was killed in action. To be eligible for this category, a candidate must have a certificate from the issuing authority or Zilla Sainik Board in Maharashtra.

Disabled or deceased military personnel may be exempt from the five-year active duty requirement if they are disabled or killed in combat. Restriction will be given only in the event of disability or death, as documented by a valid certificate.

To be considered for a post in the Def-1 or Def-2 category, a candidate must produce the following documents:

candidate's military identification card from their father or mother

A certificate proving residency in Maharashtra must be produced.

The certificate of domicile should be issued by a District Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate, Additional District Magistrate, or Tehsildar.

Candidates from the Def-1 and Def-2 categories with SSS/HSC diplomas from states other than Maharashtra will not be discriminated against.

the active-duty military service member's son, daughter, or spouse who has been relocated to Maharashtra State from another state and who is not a resident of Maharashtra must be included in the meaning of def3.

Candidates must achieve the following criteria in order to be eligible for the defense quota reservation for Def-3 seats:

A member of the armed forces who is not a resident of Maharashtra but has been transferred there for reasons of public importance may submit a Preference Form before the deadline.

To apply for a position in Maharashtra, a member of the Indian Defense Forces must be stationed in the region on the last day of submission in order to complete the Preference Form.

One must pass the entrance exam to be eligible.

Each of the conditions above must be verified with a certificate issued by the issuing authority in proforma, as well as any necessary and acceptable documentation to support it.

This ban does not apply to the children of Indian Army, Navy, or Air Force civilian employees.

Hope you got the answer to your question. Incase of any queries, feel free to question. Haave a great day!