CET 2007 Results Out

[Ajeet]

Hi,

The CET results are out. Check out the DTE site. The URL is:
http://www.dte.org.in/mba2007/MBASearchMerit2007.asp
but it is presently overloaded. I hope it works for you. Please report your successes here :)

Alternatively, you can also try to enter the results page from the MBA main page at: http://www.dte.org.in/mba/

Good Luck
Ajeet

[AmeetPadiyar]

yeah got a total of 161..

134(written) + 7(GD) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek: + 16 (INTRW) + 4 (PAR) = 161...

i am baffled by my GD marks...

Ameet

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

Hi,

We have one more student above 160!

Regards,

Manish sir

[AnupamGadekar]

sir i hv got a 163 out of 240........whn r the ranks expectd to come??

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

Congrats Anupam! You are tentalisingly close to getting Bajaj, though not safe! I believe anyone with 165 or more is a safe bet for Jamnalal Bajaj. It must be releiving that you have pocketted TISS!

As regards your question of when are the ranks going to be put up? I really do not know! This is the first time that DTE has done such a thing - i.e. putting the overall score without the ranks! Maybe, by Friday we should know about our ranks as well.

Infact, this is the first time that DTE has been so secretive about the entire process! For example till last year the CET prospectus used to display each and every date for the next course of action. This year, the students are still wondering - what next?

I guess the next step is to fill the "Online Option Form" that requires you to fill the preferences of 15 colleges that you intend to seek admission!

For the benefit of the students, I will post this as well in a different thread.

Regards,

Manish sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Everyone will have his own set of reasoning as to why he should select a particular college over others. However if you have none, here is a list of 15 colleges (in that order) that you could fill in your "Online Option Form":

1. MB303 - Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

2. MB311 - Sydenham Institute of Management Studies (MMS Programme)

3. MB304 - K. J. Somaiya College of Management Studies

4. MB308 - Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development

5. MB338 - Sydenham Institute of Management Studies (PGDBM Programme)

6. MB313 - N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies

7. MB310 - S.I.E.S. College of Management Studies

8. MB302 - Chetana's Institute of Management & Research

9. MB307 - MET's institute of Management, Mumbai

10. MB314 - Indian Education Society's Management College

11. MB305 - Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management

12. MB309 - Rizvi Institute of Management Studies

13. MB312 - Vivekanand Education Society's Institute of Management

14. MB321 - Thakur Institute of Management Studies

15. MB337 - St. Xavier Institute of Management Studies

Though it does not make any sense to compromise on any institute below preference 10 (A PG from a better institute is worth more), if you are desperate enough to do your MBA this year itself, you may include some of the collges that I have missed out on!

NOTE: Once you submit the "Option Form" online, it is mandatory to confirm your submitted form at the ARC (the place where you had filled your CET form in February). Without this physical confirmation, your "Option Form" will not be considered for the process of allotment of colleges.


Regards,

Manish Sir

[KumarShah]

hello sir kumar here sir mine total score is 120 which institute can i looking forward and as well as mention in optional form . optial form is not mention on website when it should mention thank you sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)
Nikunj Nemani : 161 (GD-PI: 29)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

The 160+ tally goes upto 12 now!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

hello sir kumar here sir mine total score is 120 which institute can i looking forward and as well as mention in optional form . optial form is not mention on website when it should mention thank you sir

Hi Kumar,

At 120, you may not get any good college in Mumbai university! I guess you should seriously look forward to applying to and seeking admission into PGDBA of a good college (top 10 collges menstioned in the list)!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Abhishek Tibrewal: 164 (GD-PI: 24)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)
Nikunj Nemani : 161 (GD-PI: 29)

Regards,

Manish Sir


With Abhishek's addition to the list, the achievers list soars to 13!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[RushabhsenSanghani]

written 119 , GD 16 , PI 15, PAR 3
Total 153 .

Manish Sir ,
Is there any good reason to rate KJ Somaiya and Welingkars above Sydenham PG ???

[Manish Salian]

Frankly Rushubh, there is hardly anything to choose between Sydenham, Somaiya and Welingkar! Hence if you get get a MMS degree from equally good college, it should be worth it!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Abhishek Tibrewal: 164 (GD-PI: 24)
Vikram Swaminathan: 164 (GD-PI: 28)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)
Nikunj Nemani : 161 (GD-PI: 29)
Biren Master: 161 (GD-PI: 24)
Divya Shetty: 161 (GD-PI: 28)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

The list is expanding at a great pace! 3 more addtions make it 16 in all so far.
Welcome, Vikram, Divya and Biren!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Abhishek Tibrewal: 164 (GD-PI: 24)
Vikram Swaminathan: 164 (GD-PI: 28)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Amit Mehta: 163 (GD-PI: 28)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)
Nikunj Nemani : 161 (GD-PI: 29)
Biren Master: 161 (GD-PI: 24)
Divya Shetty: 161 (GD-PI: 28)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

Welcome Amit!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here are some of our toppers (Overall score > 160) who have reported their scores to us:

Siddhi Shah : 176 (GD-PI: 25)
Mayank Shanghai: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Kirang Tanna: 175 (GD-PI: 29)
Ankit Bafna : 174 (GD-PI: 26)
Ajay Desai: 169 (GD-PI: 28)
Anay Dhoraje : 166 (GD-PI: 27)
Sharon Furtado: 165 (GD-PI: 28)
Abhishek Tibrewal: 164 (GD-PI: 24)
Vikram Swaminathan: 164 (GD-PI: 28)
Anupam Gadekar: 163 (GD-PI: 30)
Amit Mehta: 163 (GD-PI: 28)
Ameet Padiyar : 161 (GD-PI: 23)
Priya Geddi : 161 (GD-PI: 25)
Hardik Vora : 161 (GD-PI: 26)
Nikunj Nemani : 161 (GD-PI: 29)
Biren Master: 161 (GD-PI: 24)
Divya Shetty: 161 (GD-PI: 28)
Payal Dandukiya: 161 (GD-PI: 26)

I am sure there are many more in that list! Can we all report our scores please?

Regards,

Manish Sir

Hi,

Here is one more addition to the list! Payal takes the list to 18.

Regards,

Manish Sir

[ShashankShetty]

hello sir, cud u plz post the predicted cut-off's for the top ten colleges......

[AnupamGadekar]

sir on a mba forum thr is this person who hs made a list of the final scores of all mumbai university ppl who hav 131+ in their written cet exam scording to it....at rank 42 a person has 166 mrks.........at 163 my rank wud be around 77

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-exams-xat-fms-jmet/23915-cet-race-mumbai-univ-candidates-4.html#post799047

[Manish Salian]

hello sir, cud u plz post the predicted cut-off's for the top ten colleges......

Hi Shashank,

Though it would be extremely difficult to predict the cut-off's without the actual ranks, here is a good ball-park:

Jamnalal Bajaj: 166
Sydenham / Somaiya: 159
Welingkar: 154
Sydenham PG: 151
Dalmiya / SIES: 145
MET / Chetana: 140
IES: 136

(Ideally there would be many students at each score as you go lower down. But the reason there is a huge gap in the cut-off scores of lesser known colleges because many students opt out of admissions if offered these colleges!)

NOTE: This is just for reference sake. I might change my stand on cut-off's once the picture is clear.

Regards,

Manish Sir

[KumarShah]

hello sir kumar here sir what this provisional merit list which is despalyed on 21st june after that list can we take admission or after this list optinal forms n all fill it plz give guidence about that process

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here is the admission procedure from this point (STATUTORY WARNING: Read at your own risk! Highly Confusing!! :o )

Centralized Allotment Process: Round 1

1. Fill in the Online "Option Form" and confirm the same at the ARC. (Dates yet to be announced by the DTE)

2. You will be allotted a college based on your "Option Form", Merit Rank and Availability of seats in various colleges. This will agian be displayed at the DTE website.

3. In case you need to seek admission to the allotted college, you need to take the printout of the displayed allotment, the necessary original documents and full fees and confirm his admission at the given college. This has to be done within certain number of days after you are alloted the college (Dates yet to be announced by the DTE).

4. In case you fail to confirm admission to the alloted college before the given time period you lose your claim to the allotted college.


NOTE: In case you have secured an allotment out of the First Five Options of your "Option Form", you will not be eligible for subsequent rounds of admission if you fail to confirm your admission at the college.

Thus, in case you have been given the allotment from your First Five Options, it makes sense to secure admission as not doing so would result in you being out of the race from CET.

Centralized Allotment Process: Round 2

This round is for candidates who have secured an allotment:

(a) in college that was not in their First Five Options and had not secured admission in CAP - Round 1.

(b) in college that was in their First Five Options, and had secured admission in CAP - Round 1 just for the sake of being in the race for a better institute (and are not satisfied with their allotment in CAP - Round 1)

5. You should first pay a processing fee of CAP - Round 2, Rs.100/- in cash at the ARC and obtain a receipt for the same.

6. Fill up a new "Option Form", this time with 20 options. Confirm this new "Option Form" at the ARC.

7. The rest of the procedure is like CAP - Round 1. The only difference this is that in case you have been allotted a college from your First Seven Options you need to secure admission into the said institute or else you would be out of the race from CET.


Centralized Allotment Process: Round 3

This is exactly similar to CAP - Round 2 and is meant for candidates who have been given allotment

(a) in college that was not in their First Seven Options and had not secured admission in CAP - Round 2.

(b) in college that was in their First Seven Options, and had secured admission in CAP - Round 2 just for the sake of being in the race for a better institute (and are not satisfied with their allotment in CAP - Round 2)

8. You need to again pay up Rs.100/- in cash and fill up a third "Option Form", this time having 25 options. Also, again confirm this "Option Form" at ARC.

9. The rest of the procedure is like CAP - Round 2.

10. In this round the candidate has to confirm admission to whichever college that is allotted to him, otherwise he would be out of the race from CET.


:confused: In case you are confused, so am I???

I don't know, till when will this process go on, and how many times you may have to visit ARC? I hope in February, you had not filled up your CET form at an ARC that was out of the place (Eg. Vidyalankar College at Wadala) just to avoid crowd. You may have to visit this place many a times in the next few months :)

All the Best! Happy CAP-ping!! Happy ARC-ing!!!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[KumarShah]

hello sir thamks for this information this is very tedious process i think sir can u guess when our classes commence?sir what about taht provisional merit list which is desplayed on 21 june what there use ater that can we take admission or just for show this list dispaly plz give information thank u

[BijoyShah]

:eek: :eek: I wonder why the dte guys always come up with a procedure thats so hatke and confusing from others , neways lets hope that the colleges start in this academic year itself :p :D

[ShashankShetty]

Thanks a lot sir.....

[Manish Salian]

hello sir thamks for this information this is very tedious process i think sir can u guess when our classes commence?sir what about taht provisional merit list which is desplayed on 21 june what there use ater that can we take admission or just for show this list dispaly plz give information thank u

Hi,

I guess, the provisional merit list is the first time that DTE is going to display your ranks. So we need to wait for another week before we get a clear picture.

Regards,

Manish Sir

[KumarShah]

hello sir thanks for this information but after this provisional merit list when admission procedure start after this list only or just all optianal forms filling start online. because in some college authotity told that now in there institute pgdbm admission is going on n after that mms or mba fees taking proedure is start sir u know anything about this sir i got this information by welingar institue of mangement mine arc centre. so sir plz give some information

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

So finally DTE has put up something - the provisional schedule of admission process. You can get it on the following link:

http://www.dte.org.in/notice/Shedule-MBA2007_new_18.06.2007forWEB.pdf

Here is a summary of the same:

21-Jun (5.00 pm): Display of provisional Merit List

3-Jul to 9-Jul: Submission of Online "Option Form" and confirming the same at ARC

14-Jul (5.00 pm): Display of allotment of colleges of CAP - round 1

15-Jul to 18-Jul (5.00 pm): Reporting to the allotted college and confirming admission in CAP - round 1

20-Jul (3.00 pm): Display of institute-wise vacancies (seats not filled)

After 20-Jul starts the CAP-round's 2 and 3. And when will college start? Only DTE can tell! Enjoy your vacations!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[ShashankShetty]

hello sir, now that the merit list is out can u please predict the cut-off's of colleges??

[MubinPanjwani]

Hello Ajeet and Manish Sirs,

I got 116 + 29 = 145 in my CET. With this where could i stand a good chance. Because I dont want to waste a slot in my application list of 15 for a college which is too high and I know I wont get in. Please do reply.

Thanking you,

Mubin Panjwani

[Manish Salian]

Hello Ajeet and Manish Sirs,

I got 116 + 29 = 145 in my CET. With this where could i stand a good chance. Because I dont want to waste a slot in my application list of 15 for a college which is too high and I know I wont get in. Please do reply.

Thanking you,

Mubin Panjwani


Hi Mubin,

As you can see in my next post, you stand a very good chance of getting admission to IES or Dalmiya!

But my suggestion is, do not tamper with the "Options Form", as this will ruin your chances of getting into the best college.

For eg. Let us say you fill in IES as your first preference, and you are allotted IES. Now, since this institute forms a part of your first five preference, you make have to seek admission to this. Instead, you could have also tried your luck with a better institute in CAP - Round 2!

So my suggestion is, keep your "Options Form" the way I have suggested - with best colleges first!! You will anyways get the best institute that you were supposed to get at your ranking!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

After having gone through the final merit ranks of students, here is what seems to be the likely cut-off scores for different institutes:

Jamnalal Bajaj: Score: 166 (Approx. State Merit rank: 41-46)

Sydenham (MMS): Score: 163 (Approx. State Merit rank: 95-100)

Welingkar: Score: 158 (Approx. State Merit rank: 180-190)

Somaiya: Score: 156 (Approx. State Merit rank: 250-260)

Sydenham (PGDBA): Score: 155 (Approx. State Merit rank: 270-280)

SIES: Score: 151 (Approx. State Merit rank: 450-470)

Chetana's: Score: 150 (Approx. State Merit rank: 500-525)

MET: Score: 150 (Approx. State Merit rank: 530-560)

Dalmiya: Score: 148 (Approx. State Merit rank: 600-630)

IES: Score: 146 (Approx. State Merit rank: 720-750)


NOTE:

1. These estimates have been computed by analysing this years results and last years allotment. Though these scores seem to be a fair estimate, the cut-off's may wary by 1-2 marks depending on a candidate choosing one institute over the other.

2. The State Merit ranks are the likely estimates of the ranks of the last student admitted to each institute.

3. The scores are the estimates of the last candidate admitted to each institute after CAP - Round 3. There is a possibility that after CAP - Round 1, students with scores below 153-154 may not get an allotment in the 10 institutes mentioned above. But with students dropping out (look at the gap in the merit ranks between Sydenham PG and SIES) after CAP - Round 1, even a student with a score of 146 may end up getting into these 10 institutes (In CAP - Rounds's 2 & 3).

Regards,

Manish Sir

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here is a list of 17 Peak Seekers students who figure out in top 100 ranks of CET! In case you find more, please update the list.

Rank 4: Siddhi Shah (Final Score: 176)

Rank 6: Ravi Gupta (Final Score: 176)

Rank 7: Kirang Tanna (Final Score: 175)

Rank 8: Mayank Shanghai (Final Score: 175)

Rank 12: Ankit Bafna (Final Score: 174)

Rank 26: Darshan Engineer (Final Score: 170)

Rank 29: Ajay Desai (Final Score: 169)

Rank 41: Anay Dhoraje (Final Score: 166)

Rank 50: Sharon Furtado (Final Score: 165)

Rank 57: Abhishek Tibrewal (Final score: 164)

Rank 68: Vikram Swaminathan (Final Score: 164)

Rank 81: Amit Mehta (Final Score: 163)

Rank 83: Anupam Gadekar (Final Score: 163)

Rank 94: Ameet Padiyar (Final Score: 134)

Rank 97: Biren Master (Final Score: 161)

Rank 99: Hardik Vora (Final Score: 161)

Rank 100: Payal Dandukiya (Final Score: 161)

Regards,

Manish Sir

[KartikParekh]

hello manish sir,

With a final score of 141, rank 861. are there any chances of getting into TOP 10 colleges. If not top 10 colleges which are the other ones i should go for.

Thanking u in advance.

[Manish Salian]

hello manish sir,

With a final score of 141, rank 861. are there any chances of getting into TOP 10 colleges. If not top 10 colleges which are the other ones i should go for.

Thanking u in advance.

Hi Kartik,

As you can see from my cut-off prediction, at a score of 141 you should not be getting any of the top 10 institutes.

But still my suggestion is that you should live through all the three CAP Rounds so that you can finally get the best college to choose from, before you can decide to take it or not. See predictions are after all predictions! Who knows, if the students turn out to be more conservative this year (compared to last year), you may get something good at even 141 :)

As regards other colleges that you are mentioning about, I have my own apprehensions for them. I hope you have applied to PG programs at Welingkar and Dalmiya's! These two options would be better than any other college that you would get through the CAP Rounds!

All the best.

Regards,

Manish Sir

[MubinPanjwani]

Manish Sir,

With 145 will I get MET or maybe Welingkars.

Mubin

[Manish Salian]

Manish Sir,

With 145 will I get MET or maybe Welingkars.

Mubin

MET Seems more likely and not Welingkar!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[MubinPanjwani]

Thank you Manish Sir. How have you been. Long time since I have met you. Will try and come to the class as soon as i get free.

Mubin

[KumarShah]

hellp sir kumar here sir can u tell me which institute pgdbm programme is good welingkars or somiyaa by teaching facility and placement

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

Here is the admission procedure from this point (STATUTORY WARNING: Read at your own risk! Highly Confusing!! :o )

Centralized Allotment Process: Round 1

1. Fill in the Online "Option Form" and confirm the same at the ARC. (Dates yet to be announced by the DTE)

2. You will be allotted a college based on your "Option Form", Merit Rank and Availability of seats in various colleges. This will agian be displayed at the DTE website.

3. In case you need to seek admission to the allotted college, you need to take the printout of the displayed allotment, the necessary original documents and full fees and confirm his admission at the given college. This has to be done within certain number of days after you are alloted the college (Dates yet to be announced by the DTE).

4. In case you fail to confirm admission to the alloted college before the given time period you lose your claim to the allotted college.


NOTE: In case you have secured an allotment out of the First Five Options of your "Option Form", you will not be eligible for subsequent rounds of admission if you fail to confirm your admission at the college.

Thus, in case you have been given the allotment from your First Five Options, it makes sense to secure admission as not doing so would result in you being out of the race from CET.

Centralized Allotment Process: Round 2

This round is for candidates who have secured an allotment:

(a) in college that was not in their First Five Options and had not secured admission in CAP - Round 1.

(b) in college that was in their First Five Options, and had secured admission in CAP - Round 1 just for the sake of being in the race for a better institute (and are not satisfied with their allotment in CAP - Round 1)

5. You should first pay a processing fee of CAP - Round 2, Rs.100/- in cash at the ARC and obtain a receipt for the same.

6. Fill up a new "Option Form", this time with 20 options. Confirm this new "Option Form" at the ARC.

7. The rest of the procedure is like CAP - Round 1. The only difference this is that in case you have been allotted a college from your First Seven Options you need to secure admission into the said institute or else you would be out of the race from CET.


Centralized Allotment Process: Round 3

This is exactly similar to CAP - Round 2 and is meant for candidates who have been given allotment

(a) in college that was not in their First Seven Options and had not secured admission in CAP - Round 2.

(b) in college that was in their First Seven Options, and had secured admission in CAP - Round 2 just for the sake of being in the race for a better institute (and are not satisfied with their allotment in CAP - Round 2)

8. You need to again pay up Rs.100/- in cash and fill up a third "Option Form", this time having 25 options. Also, again confirm this "Option Form" at ARC.

9. The rest of the procedure is like CAP - Round 2.

10. In this round the candidate has to confirm admission to whichever college that is allotted to him, otherwise he would be out of the race from CET.


:confused: In case you are confused, so am I???

I don't know, till when will this process go on, and how many times you may have to visit ARC? I hope in February, you had not filled up your CET form at an ARC that was out of the place (Eg. Vidyalankar College at Wadala) just to avoid crowd. You may have to visit this place many a times in the next few months :)

All the Best! Happy CAP-ping!! Happy ARC-ing!!!

Regards,

Manish Sir

Hi,

There is a slight clarification in the procedure that I had written earlier. The change is that in case you are allotted a college from the five options of your options form (of CAP Round 1), then your name will be deleted from the further rounds irrespective of the fact that you take that institute or not!

Thus even if you are not satisfied with the allotment, you still may have to secure the seat or else you will be out of the process (if the allotment is one from your first five options)!

This is also true about the institutes from the first seven option in the CAP Round 2!

What this does is a mockery of the entire admission process, as there is a possibility that a lower ranked student may end up getting a better college in CAP Rounds 2 and 3, if these seats remain vacant after Round 1.

So fill up your "Options Form" very judiciously! All the best!

Regards,

Manish Sir

[ShashankShetty]

Wasn't the CAP round 1 result to be put up today??

[ShashankShetty]

Guys results are out!

[Manish Salian]

Hi,

The CAP round 2 starts on Tuesday, July-24.

It will be on for only 2 days: Jul-24 and Jul-25.

But make sure you first pay Rs.100/- as processing fee for Round 2.

Display of Allotment for CAP-Round 2 will happen as soon as Thu, Jul-26.

Details are given at the following link:

http://www.dte.org.in/mba/Short-Notification_MBA_for_CAP_Rounds_II%20III_IV.pdf


Here is a list of vacant seats (Open Category-Home University) in the top institutes after CAP-Round 1:

Jamnalal Bajaj: 0
Sydenham: 2
Somaiya: 2
Welingkar: 5
SIES: 5
Dalmiya's: 24
MET: 16
Chetana's : 15
IES: 8

Regards,

Manish Salian