Only full-time Bachelors degree Graduates are eligible for Maharashtra MBA CET in 2010
Only full-time Bachelors degree Graduates are eligible for Maharashtra MBA CET in 2010
In a recent notification issued by the directorate of technical education (DTE), only those who have graduated with a full-time Bachelors degree will be able to appear for the test to be conducted on February 21.( If your graduation is through correspondence, you will not be qualified to appear for the state-level common entrance test for the much sought after MBA course.)
Even if you scored a first class in graduation through correspondence, you will not be eligible to appear for the state-level common entrance test for the much sought after MBA program, reports DNA India
In a the latest notification issued by the directorate of technical education (DTE), only those who have graduated with a full-time Bachelors qualification are able to appear for the examination to be conducted on February 21.
The last minute announcement has dashed the hopes of as many as 5,Thousand aspirants. “The notification has come without warning.
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Until last year, we were eligible to appear for the exam and I have been preparing for it since. It is outrageous that my degree is not valid even though I have scored well,” said Bharat Pandey, who did BCom through correspondence from the University of Mumbai.
In a further tightening of eligibility criteria, only candidates who have passed with a minimum of 50% can now take the test, as against the 45% requirement in 2009. “I have scored 47% in Bachelors in Management Studies (BMS) course and had been relying on the state-level entrance test to get admission to a MBA programme. We are planning to write to the authorities to change the minimum score criteria,” said Manav Wagh, an aspirant.
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