-MAHCET MBA entrance test is an online computer based exam of 2½ hours duration. The exam consists of 200 questions in MCQ format. The best part is there is no negative marking in MAHCET MBA entrance exam.
-15% to 35% seat allocation is available for All India candidates appearing in MAH-CET exam. These candidates are also offered admission on the basis of their scores in All India MBA entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA.
-Post declaration of MAH CET 2017 result on March 10, 2017, DTE Maharashtra has started the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) from May 15 and would continue it till June 3. After the document verification process the merit list would be declared. This will facilitate the B-school allotment process. Final Merit list is proposed to be declared on June 10, 2017.
-There are around 400 B-schools including JBIMS Mumbai, SIMSREE, PUMBA, K J Somaiya who are participating in CAP round and would offer admission in accordance with seat matrix and B-school allotment through CAP 2017.
-The MAH-CET 2018 for admission to MBA/MMS/PGDM/PGDBM courses in the AICTE approved B schools in Maharashtra will be an online test. Registration process for MAH-CET would open in January, 2018 and will close in the 2nd week of February 2018.
Basic Eligibility
- Applicant must be a citizen of India.
- Graduates with 50% marks in any discipline can apply for the MAH-CET MBA/MMS exam.
- Final year students of Graduate Courses (10+2+3) whose result will be declared before commencement of admission for the academic year 2018-19 can also apply for the MAH-CET online exam.
- Candidates can also seek admission in Maharashtra B-schools on the basis of other All India MBA entrance exams.
Maharashtra State (MS) Candidate
Qualifying on any of the 4 types below places your candidature as a Maharashtra State (MS) candidate. Registering and applying for MAH-CET as an MS candidate opens more admission options in top MBA colleges in Maharashtra.
MS Candidate: Type A
An aspirant who has passed HSC and the qualifying examination from Maharashtra state is a Maharashtra candidate. If the applicant did not pass HSC but passed a Diploma in Engineering / Technology / Pharmacy and any other qualifying examination from Maharashtra State, he/she is also a Maharashtra State candidate. If the candidate is domiciled or born in the State of Maharashtra, he/she is a Maharashtra State candidate and should mention it while registering and applying online.
MS Candidate: Type B
You are a Maharashtra State (MS) candidate if you or your Father or Mother is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra. It is not necessary that you were born or studied in Maharashtra.
MS Candidate: Type C
If either of your parents is an employee of the Government of India or a Government of India Undertaking, who is posted and reported to duty in Maharashtra State before the last date for submitting the application, you are a Maharashtra State candidate.
If your parents are supposed to report for duty in Maharashtra but are delaying it, you can apply as an MS candidate once they report for duty.
MS Candidate: Type D
An applicant is a Maharashtra State candidate if his/her Father or Mother is an employee of the Government of Maharashtra or a Government of Maharashtra Undertaking. Even if the parent is posted in another state or is on deputation to another department, the candidate is still a Maharashtra State candidate.
All those who are applying for SSC MTS recruitment 2017 have one --question in mind – What is the take home salary of multi tasking staff (MTS).
-Multi Tasking Staff is a general central service group ‘C’ non-gazetted, non-ministerial post that falls under Payband-1 (Rs.5200 – 20200) + Grade Pay Rs.1800.
-The take-home salary of MTS ranges between Rs.18,000 – 22,000 /month (approx). Since MTS staff are posted in different depts & states, the salary could vary slightly based on location, allowances etc.
