My profile: 10th-71%, 12th-84% and graduation-66%. I just gave MAH-CET but without any classes. My expected percentile will be 55 to 56.

Can I get admission in this college?

116 Views|Posted 7 years ago
5 Answers
parvez shaikh
7 years ago
If you have good analytical skills and have practised mock CET exams then you can get above than your expectation because if you give the mock test you come to know how to solve different types of answers.

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Mayur Bodade
7 years ago
As CET is a non-negative examination your score may be more than what you're expecting so keep the hope up. SIES doesn't have any cutoff for PGDM as such, you'll get a call for GD-PI if you apply, then your performance will decide your selection. Good luck.

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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
The cut-off for PGDM in SIES is around 75 percentile. In case, you got more than that percentile in the CET, you would've received an interview call.

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PUSHPAK DHOOT
7 years ago
You have a decent score. In academics, it depends on your GD/PI and CET score.

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T
7 years ago
You have quite decent academic records. Your admission totally depends on your performance in GD/PI, etc. So, if you perform well then you will have fair chances of getting a call, irrespective of your score in MAH CET.

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