The MAH-CET Eligibility

• A resident of India is required. This sort of entrance exam does not allow non-Indian candidates to participate. 

• A nominee must hold a bachelor’s degree from an Indian university or another recognized university.

• A minimum of 50% in results is required for a candidate to be considered.A minimal percentage is required to qualify for such an exam so that capable individuals can take the course.

• Only 45 percent is required if the candidates are from Maharashtra’s backward or disabled groups.

• Candidates in their final year of a bachelor’s degree at an institution accredited by the Grants Commission or Association are also eligible to take the MAH-CET admission tests.

• If an applicant has grades or a CGPA instead of marks, all of the grades are converted to marks. The bachelor’s degree obtained marks are also calculated, taking both factors into account, and final grades are given by rounding all decimals.

• CAT and CMAT entrance exams can also be used to gain admission to B-schools in Maharashtra.