MAH MBA CET CAP Round 2025: Key Dates, Registration Process & Essential Documents

For Government, Government-Aided, and Unaided Institutes, any vacant seats will be filled through the institute's admission process, following the prescribed guidelines and procedures:

Institutes will publish vacant seat details on their official website and promote them through relevant newspaper advertisements.

Invite applications from registered candidates.

The Merit List should be prepared and published on the college website and displayed on the Institute Notice Board for transparency.

Ensure that the admission process is conducted in accordance with the Government Admission Rules.

Scanned photos and signatures for the application

Birth Certificate (if needed)

Class 10 Marksheet 

Class 12 Marksheet

Bachelor's Degree mark sheet

Provisional Degree certificate from your college

Your MAH MBA CET Marksheet/Scorecard (if specifically asked for).

A School Leaving Certificate (if specifically asked for).

 A letter from the parent's employer (on their special form "Proforma-B") confirming that the parent works for the Maharashtra State Government or a company owned by it.

OR

If the parent is retired, A written promise from the retired parent (plus proof like pension papers) stating where they have settled down.

A certificate (on the special form "Proforma-G1") proving that the candidate lives in the border area.

A certificate (on the special form "Proforma-G2") proving the candidate's first language is

Caste Certificate

Caste/Tribe Validity Certificate

Caste Certificate

Caste Validity Certificate

If your parent is in the Defence Forces or a Government job and has been posted, then you will required a Posting Certificate (often called Form J).

If you currently live in a refugee camp, you need a Camp Residence Certificate (often called Form K).

If your family was forced to leave your home, you need a Displaced Family Certificate. There are two specific types:

Certificate for Displaced Families (often called Form L).

Certificate for Displaced Families (often called Form M)

An eligibility certificate issued by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) in New Delhi verifies that your foreign degree is recognized as valid in India.

A copy of your current passport.

An affidavit from the candidate or parent must clearly state their full identity, including name, age, residence, occupation, and relationship with the candidate, and be duly signed by the candidate or parent.

Proof of your residence, such as Your Driver's License, or A recent Telephone Bill in your name.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your 10th standard (equivalent) exam.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your 12th standard (or equivalent) exam.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your final university degree or the main exam you passed abroad (the one the AIU certificate is for).

An eligibility certificate issued by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) in New Delhi verifies that your foreign degree is recognized as valid in India.

A copy of your current passport.

Affidavit of candidate/Parent disclosing his full identity, i.e., full name, age, residence, occupation, and relationship with the candidate, duly signed by the candidate/parents.

Proof of your residence, such as Your Driver's License, or A recent Telephone Bill in your name.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your 10th standard (equivalent) exam.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your 12th standard (or equivalent) exam.

Your mark sheet or pass certificate for your final university degree or the main exam you passed abroad (the one the AIU certificate is for).

CIWGC Certificate of the student's official certificate, OR the same certificate for their mother or father.

An affidavit from the candidate or parent must clearly state their full identity, including name, age, residence, occupation, and relationship with the candidate, and be duly signed by the candidate or parent.

A copy of the parent's nationality certificate (proof of which country they are citizens of).

Proof of your residence, such as Your Driver's License, or A recent Telephone Bill in your name.

Proof that the parent lives in a Gulf country (like UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, etc.). A copy of the parent's current/valid residency visa for that Gulf country.

The parents' official work permit or a letter from their employer on the company's official paper confirming their job.

Documents proving the parent lived in the Gulf country for at least 182 days (about 6 months) during the school year before the student's admission date. (This is crucial.)

Proof of residence, such as Your Driver's License, or A recent Telephone Bill in your name.

A legible copy of the primary page of the parent's bank account passbook or statement from a Gulf bank is required. This main page must show the bank's name and address the bank's name and address Also, include copies of the pages showing the account activity (deposits/withdrawals) for the 6 full months immediately before the admission date.

You need an official certificate proving this for Lives Abroad (NRI), A close blood relative (like the father's brother/sister, Mother's brother/sister, Grandfather/Grandmother on either side, or first cousins) who lives abroad, has acted as your guardian, and considers you, their ward. You must also provide proof of this guardianship (like an affidavit and documents).

For Merchant Navy Parents: If your parent works in the Merchant Navy, include their CDC (Continuous Discharge Certificate).

Affidavit of candidates/sponsors disclosing their full identity. This must clearly state their full name, their age, where they live, and their job.

A copy of the sponsor's valid passport or an official document confirming their nationality is required.

A copy of the sponsor's valid residence permit or VISA issued by a foreign country is required.

Proof of the sponsor's residence abroad for a minimum of 182 days in the year preceding admission is required. Acceptable proof includes a Telephone Bill (from the foreign country), Property Tax Receipt (from the foreign country), and Income Tax Return (filed in the foreign country).

A certified copy of the foreign bank account passbook or statement, including the main page showing the bank name, address, and transaction entries for the last six months before admission, is required.

A signed form (affidavit) from your sponsor listing all family members and showing how they are related to each other.

Birth Certificates, School Leaving Certificates, Marksheets, PAN cards, Marriage Certificate, Passport.

If you finished your last school/university exam outside India, get an Eligibility Certificate from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) in New Delhi.

10th Grade (SSC/Equivalent) Proof such as Marksheet or Passing Certificate.

12th Grade (HSC/Equivalent) Proof such as Marksheet or Passing Certificate.

Final Degree/Exam Proof, such as Marksheet or Passing Certificate, for your last completed qualification.

Fill out the Minority Community Form for candidates belonging to a language or religious minority group. This is called Proforma-O. It asks for details about your religion and your mother tongue (the first language you learned).

The candidate's domicile certificate or the specified document for Type A candidates is required.

The candidate must be an Indian citizen to fulfill the eligibility requirements.

The candidate must secure at least 50% aggregate marks in a three-year bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized university.

The applicant must have successfully cleared MAH MBA CET, CAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA, GMAT, or CMAT to meet the eligibility criteria.

The applicant must have obtained a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in a three-year bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized university.

The qualifying degree must be obtained from a university recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) or the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).

Any additional criteria announced periodically by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, in accordance with the Act, will apply.