MAH CET MBA Counselling 2020- Registration begins
Team Careers360 | December 9, 2020 | 11:48 AM IST | 2 mins read
MAH CET Counselling 2020 for MBA has begun in online mode. Candidates who meet the required MAH CET 2020 can register on official website which is mba20.mahacet.org.in
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Try NowNEW DELHI: State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra State began the MAH CET Counselling 2020 for MBA from December 8, 2020 at mba20.mahacet.org.in. Those who have cleared MAH CET 2020 and secured cut-off marks in the entrance examination can visit the official website and register for the MAH CET admission process 2020. According to the authority, candidates who register after December 13, 2020 will only be considered for non-CAP seats.
MAH CET MBA Counselling 2020: Important Dates
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Event |
Starting Date |
End Date |
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Online MAH CET MBA registration of application and uploading of required documents. |
December 8, 2020 |
December 13, 2020 upto 11:59 PM |
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Documents verification and confirmation of Application Form (Online Mode) |
December 14, 2020 upto 5:00 PM |
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| Start and end date for MAH MBA CAP Round 1 | December 26, 2020 | December 29, 2020 |
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Start and end date for MAH MBA 2020 CAP Round 2
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December 30, 2020 | December 12, 2021 |
* Online registration and verification of documents, confirmation of application form for admission seats other than CAP seats will continue till January 14, 2021 at 5.00 pm at the Online e-Verification of the Scrutiny Center.
NOTE: The final merit list will be published online on the official website, which indicates the seats available for the MAH MBA CET CAP Round 2020. Candidates allotted seats in a particular MAH CET MBA CAP round must report to the Admissions Reporting Center (ARC) to verify the documents and confirm admission.
Know how to register for MAH CET MBA Counselling 2020 Online
STEP 1: First, the candidates need to visit the official MAH CET website .
STEP 2: Then find and click the tab “Online Registration & Application Form for MBA” on the home page.
STEP 3: It will redirect the candidate to the official MAH CET Registration 2020 page. From there, click the “New Registration” button.
STEP 4: Then the candidate have to enter Name, Country, State, City, Phone Number, Email-ID, and Password to register.
STEP 5: The OTP will sent to the candidates registered mobile number/ email address. Enter the OTP to complete the registration.
STEP 6: Next, visit the dashboard to fill the online MAH CET MBA Application Form 2020.
STEP 7: Upload all the required documents and pay the registration fee.
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General Category Candidates: Rs 1000.
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Reserved Category: Rs 800.
STEP 8: Once paid the registration fee, click the “Submit” button.
NOTE: Those who have registered for MAH-MBA/ MMS-CET 2020 are not required to pay any fees registration for admission.
About MAH CET MBA 2020
Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MAH CET) is a computer based management entrance test. Officially known as MAH MBA/ MMS-CET, this examination is conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell of Maharashtra to enroll in MBA courses in various institutes in the State of Maharashtra.
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