MAH MBA CET results 2025: Check how to download scorecard from cetcell.mahacet.org, expected cut offs and admission process

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell will soon declare the MAH MBA CET 2025 results on its official website, cetcell.mahacet.org. The entrance exam was conducted on April 1, 2, and 3, 2025, for candidates seeking admission into MBA and MMS programs across Maharashtra. Following objections to the provisional answer key released on April 28, the CET Cell awarded grace marks for 28 disputed questions. The final answer key was released on May 19.

How to check MAH MBA CET 2025 result

Once results are out, candidates can check their scorecards by following these steps:

• Visit cetcell.mahacet.org
  
• Go to the “MAH MBA/MMS CET 2025” section
  
• Click on “View Score Card”
  
• Enter application number and date of birth
  
• Download and print the scorecard
  

The scorecard will show section-wise scores, total marks, and percentile rankings.

MAH MBA CET 2025 result Grace marks

Candidates had time until April 30 to raise objections to the provisional answer key. After reviewing the submissions, the CET Cell found issues with 28 questions. “Grace marks have been awarded to all candidates for these questions, ensuring fairness and transparency in the evaluation process,” said the official notification.

MAH MBA CET 2025 result CAP rounds for MBA

Candidates who qualify the exam must take part in the Centralised Admission Process (CAP), which is likely to start in June or early July 2025. The CAP will run through September 2025.

Steps in the CAP include:

• Online Registration: Fill details, upload documents, and pay the counselling fee
  
  
• Document Verification: Submit documents at assigned centres
  
  
• Choice Filling: Select up to 300 preferred colleges and courses
  
  
• Seat Allotment: Seats will be allotted based on merit and preferences
  
  
• Admission Confirmation: Pay the seat acceptance fee and report to the allotted institute
  
  

MAH MBA CET 2025 result: Expected Cut off

Top B-schools such as JBIMS, SIMSREE, Welingkar, and PUMBA usually have high cut-offs, often above the 99th percentile.