MBA CET Cutoffs - 2022 & 2023

The following cutoffs are from CAP rounds of the last two years (CET 2022 | CET 2023). These can be used to estimate the cutoffs for the year 2024. For each of the categories, the data is provided along with some insights. Please note that once the final merit list is made available by the CET Cell before CAP (Centralized Admission Process) round 1, it’s easier to predict the chances. For now, we recommend students to use this document as a preliminary tool. We have given cutoffs of top 15 institutes. For the remaining, the students may refer to the official website of CET Cell.

Some important definitions to understand the document:

State refers to students who can establish their candidature as a Maharashtra state candidate by providing the necessary proof. The ‘definition’ of Maharashtra state candidates is clarified in the CAP document. Reference of a past document is provided at the end of this document.
HU refers to students who are applying to a b-school under a particular university and have completed the graduation degree from the same university.
OHU refers to students who are applying to a b-school under a particular university and have completed the graduation degree from some other university in Maharashtra.

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This is a category that is applicable only to Maharashtra state students.

B-School	Open State	Open HU	Open OHU
JBIMS	99.92	99.88
SIMSREE		99.88	99.49
Welingkar	99.57	99.38
PUMBA		99.10	98.67
SIES		98.99	98.34
COEP	99.23	98.67
St Xavier College		98.83	98.04
Chetana		98.56	97.88
MET		97.89	97.22
Lala		96.93	95.30
Thakur		95.87	92.26
Rizvi		95.38	92.32
Vivekanand		95.14	94.40
Indira College of Engineering & Management, Pune		97.46	96.29
Indira Institute of Management, Pune	96.75	95.51

<aside> 💡 All India

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Any student, irrespective of whether he or she is a Maharashtra state student or not, can apply in this category based on CET / CMAT / CAT / MAT / ATMA scores. Whether MAT or ATMA scores will be accepted or not, is difficult to say at this point of time. Only when the official CAP notification is released, will we get some clarity.

Students can submit multiple scores and the best score gets considered, without any differentiation between tests. For those who have not taken CET and are applying only through some other test, need to mandatorily fill the CAP form and submit fees to participate. There are 15% All India seats in each b-school – both Maharashtra and non-Maharashtra students have a claim on these. For cutoffs beyond the top 15 institutes, check this link.

B-School	All India
JBIMS	99.98
SIMSREE	99.94
PUMBA	99.92
Welingkar	99.89
COEP	99.64
SIES	99.59
St Xavier College	99.53
Chetana	99.26
MET	99.2
Lala	97.89
Thakur	97.47
Indira College of Engineering & Management, Pune	97.26
Vivekanand	96.94
Indira Institute of Management, Pune	96.22
Rizvi	96.15

<aside> 💡 EWS

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All the categories are defined only for Maharashtra state students. We advise students to get the necessary official documentation in place at the earliest.

B-School	EWS
JBIMS	99.86
SIMSREE	99.64
Welingkar	99.29
PUMBA	99.05
COEP	99.05
Chetana	98.56
MET	97.46
Indira Institute of Management, Pune	97.13
Indira College of Engineering & Management, Pune	95.61

<aside> 💡 Minority

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B-School	Minority
Lala	96.49
St Xavier College	91.19
Rizvi	87.63
SIES	80.87
Thakur	67.22
Vivekanand	38.27

<aside> 💡 NT

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Depending on the type of NT seat, the range of cutoffs is given below.