MAH MBA CET Coaching in Thane, Dadar & Borivali

MAH MBA CET Exam Highlights

(Exact exam dates and session schedules change every cycle — refer to our Notifications page for current-year figures rather than hardcoding them here.)

What Is MAH MBA CET?

MAH MBA CET is the state-level entrance exam for admission to MBA and MMS programs at over 300 management institutes across Maharashtra, including top names like JBIMS, SIMSREE, and PUMBA. It’s a reasoning-heavy exam — Logical and Abstract Reasoning together carry the highest weightage — conducted across multiple sessions each year, with scores normalised to ensure fairness across different test slots.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s degree (minimum 3 years) in any discipline from a UGC- or AIU-recognized university.

Minimum Qualifying Marks: 50% aggregate for General category, 45% for reserved category candidates from Maharashtra.

Final-Year Students: Eligible to apply, provided they complete their degree requirements before the admission process concludes.

Nationality/Domicile: Both Maharashtra State candidates and All India candidates can appear, though seat allocation rules differ during counselling.

Age Limit: No upper age limit.

(Always verify current-cycle qualifying percentages against the official notification.)

Exam Pattern

Questions from different sections appear in a random, mixed order — there are no sectional time limits, so candidates must manage their own time across all four areas within the 150-minute window. Each correct answer earns 1 mark, with no negative marking. Since the exam is conducted across multiple sessions, scores are normalised for fairness.

(Exact section-wise question distribution is revised periodically by the CET Cell — our faculty updates class material each cycle to match the current official pattern.)

Selection Process

1. CET Exam — Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, VARC
2. Score Normalisation — Applied across multiple test sessions
3. Centralized Admission Process (CAP) / Counselling — Category-wise, preference-based seat allotment
4. Group Discussion & Personal Interview — Conducted by select institutes (such as JBIMS) as part of final selection
5. Final Admission — At allotted institute, following document verification

Syllabus Covered

• Logical Reasoning: Highest-weightage section — arrangements, syllogisms, coding-decoding, puzzles, critical reasoning
• Abstract Reasoning: Visual and pattern-based reasoning, figure series, non-verbal logic
• Quantitative Aptitude: Arithmetic-heavy — percentages, ratios, averages, profit & loss, with some algebra, geometry, and modern math
• Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension: Grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension passages