MAH BBA, MBA CET 2024 Counselling: Round 1 reporting begins; guidelines for self-reporting
Maharashtra CET CAP Counselling 2024: The last date to exercise the self-reporting facility and report at the allotted college is October 1.
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NEW DELHI: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has published the MAH CET CAP provisional seat allotment 2024 for admission into BBA, MBA, BCA, BBM, MCA courses. In this regard, the self-reporting facility has been made available on the official website, bbabcacap24.mahacet.org. The last date to report to the allotted college and confirm admission for round 1 is October 1.
“The candidate shall self-verify the seat allotment made to him/her in the CAP Round I by accepting declaration through his/her login and certifying that his/her claim related with qualifying marks, category, gender, reservation, specific reservation etc. made by candidate in the application form are correct and relevant documents uploaded to substantiate his/her claims are authentic and correct,” the State CET Cell said. The self-reporting facility will be closed at 3 pm on October 1.
Candidates who have been allotted their first preference in MAH CET round I counselling will have to pay the seat acceptance fee through the candidate login. Such candidates will not be allowed to participate in the subsequent rounds.
Those who have been allotted other than first preference, but self-freezed their allotment in will also have to confirm the allocation and pay the acceptance fee before the deadline, failing which they will not be permitted to take part in the upcoming rounds.
However, such candidates will be given an option to choose ‘upgradation’ in the next round by accepting the seat and choosing ‘Not Freeze option’/ They will also have to pay the seat acceptance fee before the deadline. The deadline to report to the allotted college is October 1 up to 5 pm.
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