I got 590.50 as composite score in MAT (Feb 2018). I'm not from Maharashtra and I didn't give MAH-CET. Am I eligible for taking admission?
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Even if you are not from Maharashtra state you can apply for PUMBA. Visit http://www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/approvedinstitues/DTEPortal/index.html and be updated. You can secure an All India seat in PUMBA on the basis of MAT score. For more details regarding admission, queries visit www.pumba.in. -
Hi Apurva
PUMBA accepts MAT score. Last year the cutoff was around 97 percentile. The cutoff varies every year. Even if you are not from Maharashtra, you can still apply. Admission to PUMBA takes place through DTE. MAT score was acceptable untill last year. According to notification of dte only CAT, CET, CMAT scores will be considered for admission. I would also request you to go through dte website regularly if there are changes.
I hope you find this needful. Keep visiting DTE and PUMBA website regularly. I hope you find this needful. -
Hi Apurva,
MAT score is accepted in PUMBA. The cutoff varies every year. Last year's cutoff was above 97 percentile. So accordingly you can apply. For more details kindly visit the website of PUMBA. Thank you. -
Hi, you are eligible to apply for admission in PUMBA, although it seems a bit difficult to get through with the mentioned score. -
Answered by
Manish Gadekar MBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA | Guide-Level 12
7 years agoHello Apurva, Congratulations on your MAT score. I am sure if the percentile is 98+ for your score then you should go and apply through DTE website. Follow the guidelines as required. Wish you all the best. -
Answered by
Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoYes, you can get admission in PUMBA through MAT as an All India Seat in the colleges of Maharashtra. The cutoff of MAT for PUMBA is around 98 percentile for All India Seat. Kindly apply through DTE Maharashtra CAP process for getting admission in these college.
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