MAH MBA round 2 allotment out at cetcell.mahacet.org; 14,086 management seats allotted
Suviral Shukla | August 12, 2026 | 09:46 PM IST | 2 mins read
MAH MBA Admissions 2026: Candidates who have been allotted management seats through MAH CET round 2 allotment, should have to report in-person at their allotted institute between August 13 and 17.
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Try NowThe Maharashtra State Common Entrance Examination (CET) Cell has declared the MAH MBA CET round 2 seat allotment results 2026. Candidates can download the MAH MBA CET round 2 seat allotment list through the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org.
Those who have been allotted MBA seats at various colleges in Maharashtra have to appear in person at the allotted institute between August 13 and 17.
Students have to submit their necessary documents and pay the admission fee to confirm their allotment. The cell will announce the MAH MBA counselling round 2 vacancies on August 18 for the remaining seats.
More than 27,000 students registered for the MAH MBA CET round 2 choice filling for admission to management science programmes such as MBA, and MMS at various government and private colleges.
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Around 14,086 students were allotted MBA seats at various colleges across the state through the MAH MBA CET round 2 allotment. While, 11,511 students got their preferred colleges, as per the official notice.
“A total of 29 thousand 487 seats were available for the second round in the state, out of which 27 thousand 799 students had filled their college preferences within the deadline given to the students. Therefore, these same students were considered for the second cap round list. Out of these students, 14, 086 students have got admission in various preferred colleges in the second round,” the MAH CET Cell notice read.
Candidates who have been allotted colleges among their first three preferred choices, their admission has been auto-frozen and it is now mandatory for them to take admission in the allotted colleges.
“If these students reject this admission for any reason, then these students will not be able to appear in the third and fourth rounds. They will have to appear directly in the subsequent open round i.e. the institutional round,” the MAH CET cell said.
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