The Maharashtra Government has decided to fill 15,000 MBA seats which are lying vacant across the state through admissions to the course sans the Common Entrance Test (CET). The decision was taken recently by Higher and Technical Education Department enabling graduates from any faculty to take admission for the MBA course, based on their degree marks, without appearing for the mandatory CET. There are over 40,000 MBA seats in Maharashtra.

Despite CET and four rounds of Common Admission Process (CAP) about 15,000 seats remained vacant this academic year. The Directorate of Technical Education has issued a notification in this regard which say that priority would remain for students clearing CET for MBA course admissions.

The notification also clearly says that no injustice should be done with students while implementing the decision, else action would be taken by the government against institutions and organisations. Even the admission process has been extended till September 25 for students seeking to enter MBA course.

Categories: Admission Notice, Features, IGNOU OPENMAT, MBA, Master of Business Administration
Tags: Maharashtra, MBA Admission