Cutoff in mumbai college for 2008

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viren_sw

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Hi,

I have score 90 in CET 2009.

Please tell me the list of colleges which i put in preference while filling the form for MBA application and also if possible let me the know college in which i able to take admission at this score.

Also is it possible to take admission in round 2,3 or 4 since i know that at this lowest score i don't think in round 1 i'll get a chance.

I have heard that in pay sheet i can take a admission becuase of this low score. Any idea what is the approximate fees in the college which is not top colleges amongst the list.

Is it possible to to give me the list of cutoff for the year 2008 for round 1,2,3 and 4.

I know i have asked too many questions in my first post but really it is relevant and important to me.

I am confused that should i wait till round 3 and 4 or try to take admission through pay sheet quota earlier because in ending their ar very less vacant seats.

Reply from the earliest will really appreciated.

Thanks and regards,
Virendra
 
viren_sw said:
Hi,

I have score 90 in CET 2009.

Please tell me the list of colleges which i put in preference while filling the form for MBA application and also if possible let me the know college in which i able to take admission at this score.

Also is it possible to take admission in round 2,3 or 4 since i know that at this lowest score i don't think in round 1 i'll get a chance.
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Past experience says that even in round 4 theres hardly a chance to get admitted in any decent college with this score. better luck next time :)

viren_sw said:
I have heard that in pay sheet i can take a admission becuase of this low score. Any idea what is the approximate fees in the college which is not top colleges amongst the list.
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Colleges like TIMSR charge 3.5-5 lakhs, Atharva is around 3 -4. The rates vary depending on the time when you seek admission and availability of seats. Normally the rates are low if their seats are not filled and you go just before their admission process is about to end.


Is it possible to to give me the list of cutoff for the year 2008 for round 1,2,3 and 4.

I know i have asked too many questions in my first post but really it is relevant and important to me.

I am confused that should i wait till round 3 and 4 or try to take admission through pay sheet quota earlier because in ending their ar very less vacant seats.
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You may check the previous years cutoffs CET cutoff - Google Search

Regards,
 
Thanks alot for the information kartik.

So what you suggest to me is it better to take admission earlier then CAP round i.e. by personally asking colleges for their management fees and if its in my budget then take admission
Or
Wait upto 4th round of CAP and then take a decision.

Also if possible please tell me the colleges where i can pay upto 2 lakhs for management seat and able to take admission.

Waiting for reply.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks and regards,
Virendra
 
HI,
My cet final score is 142. also i belong to O.B.C ctaegory. Which colleges do i stand a chance. which colleg is good for H.R(specialisation). Please guide me.
 
kartik said:
Past experience says that even in round 4 theres hardly a chance to get admitted in any decent college with this score. better luck next time :)



Colleges like TIMSR charge 3.5-5 lakhs, Atharva is around 3 -4. The rates vary depending on the time when you seek admission and availability of seats. Normally the rates are low if their seats are not filled and you go just before their admission process is about to end.




You may check the previous years cutoffs CET cutoff - Google Search

Regards,
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Hi Mr. Kartik,

I have a score of 146, and I do not belong to any Quota's. What are the chances and in which colleges should I apply?

Should I wait for the 4th Round?

What are your veiws about NL Dalmia, PUMBA and Indira?

Should I stick to MMS or take a PG course?

Please help regarding these queries..

Thanks,
Pritesh Solanki
 
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