IRMA 2017

IRMA 2017 – For admission to PRM 2017-19, IRMA will be accepting CAT 2016 or XAT 2017 score. Along with these, the candidates will be required to write a test on “Issues of Social Concern”. The application form to apply for IRMA entrance test 2017 has been released on October 1, 2016. The interested applicants can apply in both, online and offline mode. To register online, the candidates can access the link given here below. The last date to apply is December 23 and 30, 2016 in offline & online mode respectively. The entrance test for “Issue of Social Concern” is scheduled to be held on February 12, 2016. Know more about IRMA 2017 schedule, eligibility criteria, application procedure, exam pattern, syllabus, etc. from the article below.

IRMA 2017 Important Dates: As per the official notification, application process has started from October 1. The schedule for IRMA 2017 admission is given below:

Important Dates of IRMA 2017 Test

Events	Dates
IRMA registration/application process (Started)	Saturday, October 1, 2016
Last date to submit hard copy of application form	Friday, December 23, 2016
Last date online registration/application	Friday, December 30, 2016
IRMA 2017 Admit Card	First week of February, 2017 (by post) or February 7, 2017 (online)
Issues of Social Concern 2016 Test	Sunday, February 12, 2017
Intimation for Group Activities and Personal Interview	Third week of February 2017
Final Group activities and Personal Interview	First week to second week of March 2017
Date of announcement of IRMA final results	Fourth week of February 2017

IRMA 2017 Eligibility Criteria: The eligibility for IRMA is as stated below:

• Applicants must have a graduation degree from a recognized institute/university with at least 50% aggregate marks.
• Applicants belonging to SC/ST/ DAP (Differently Abled Person), must have a minimum of 45% aggregate marks at the graduation level.
• The candidates should have studied for at least 15 years (10+2+3 years)
• Students must also have valid CAT 2016 or XAT 2017 scores
• Final year graduation students can apply provided they fulfill the eligibility criteria is fulfilled by June 12, 2017

IRMA 2017 Application Form: IRMA 2017 Application Form for admission to Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) 2017-19 can be filled through offline and online modes. IRMA 2017 Application Form is available from October 1, 2016. The last dates of offline and online application are December 23 and December 30, 2016 respectively.

Application fee: The application fee for IRMA 2017 for General & OBC candidates is Rs. 1200, while for SC/ST/DAP candidates it is Rs. 600. The entire application fee for candidates belonging to Below Poverty Line (BPL) will be waived off.

IRMA 2017 Exam Pattern: IRMA Issues of Social Concern is an objective type computer based test, which will have 40 multiple choice objective type questions. The duration of the exam is 25 minutes. The marks per question will be announced at the time of the exam. There is negative marking for wrong answers.

IRMA 2017 Admit Card: The registered applicants will receive their admit cards in the first week of February 2017 by post. The candidates can also download the hall tickets from the IRMA website from February 7, 2017 by entering their form number or roll number. No candidates will be allowed to enter in examination hall without IRMA 2017 hall ticket.

IRMA 2017 Selection Procedure: Candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their IRMA scores as well as CAT/XAT scores. The shortlisted students will have to appear group activity and personal interview rounds.

The following weightages may be used for short listing applicants for GA & PI:

IRMA 2017 Selection Criteria

Name of the Exams	Weightages for Short Listing Applicants
Score of “Issues of Social Concern (ISC)” of IRMA	20%
Score of CAT 2016 OR XAT 2017	80%

For the selection process of PRM 2017-19, the combined score will be considered. There may be separate cut offs for CAT2016/XAT20167 scores, ISC score and total score.

IRMA 2017 Result: Candidates who appeared in IRMA will be able to check their results tentatively in the fourth week of February 2017. The results will be announced in the form of scores.

Disclaimer: Career Guidance is not an official website for IRMA ; we are here just providing you details about IRMA exam 2017.

Note: Above mentioned dates are tentative, they are subject to change. We will update changes if any.

MAH CET 2017 MBA Exam Dates

Maharashtra Common Entrance Test popularly known as MAH CET 2017 is a state level MBA entrance exam. It is conducted to offer admissions in management courses such as MBA, MMS, PGDBA and PGDBM in various institutes of Maharashtra. MAH CET MBA 2017 will be conducted by Directorate of Technical Education (DTE). Those applicants who are interested shall fill the application form from 2nd week of February, 2017. Applicants of Maharashtra as well as outside Maharashtra can appear for this examination. The selection procedure will be on the basis of CET scores and GDPI round conducted by respective college. MAH CET MBA 2017 entrance exam shall be conducted on 2nd week of March, 2017. 

Important Dates & Exam Schedule

Proposed date of release of MAH-CET 2017 Notification	1st week of February 2017
Registration for MAHCET 2017 begins	2nd week of February 2017
Registration for MAHCET 2017 to close	Beginning of March 2017
Admit card for MAHCET 2017 download date	First week of March 2017 till exam day
Proposed Dates of MAHCET 2017 exam	2nd or 3rd Saturday of March 2017 (2 consecutive days exam)
Result of MAHCET 2017 to be declared on	Last week of March 2017
Centralized Admission Process (CAP) 2017 to begin from	Last week of May 2017
Final Merit List for admission to be declared on	2nd week of June 2017

MAH-CET 2017 Eligibility

MAH-CET has following major points that determine the eligibility criteria to appear in the exam

Applicant must be a citizen of India. Graduates with 50% marks in any discipline can apply for MAHCET MBA/MMS exam. Final year students of Graduate Courses (10+2+3) whose result will be declared before commencement of admission for academic year 2017-18 can also apply for MAHCET 2017 online exam. Registration for MAHCET 2017 is mandatory although the candidates who have taken CAT 2016, XAT 2017, CMAT 2017, MAT (Sep 2016, Dec 2016, Feb 2017), ATMA, GMAT may choose not to appear in MAHCET exam as their scores obtained in All India MBA entrance exams can be considered in final admission round. Registration fee is expected to remain Rs.1000/- for all India candidates and Rs.800/- for reserved category candidates.

MAH-CET 2017: Exam Pattern

MAH-CET 2017 will remain an online exam for admission to AICTE approved MBA/MMS/ PGDM courses 2017-19 batch in B-schools across the state of Maharashtra. No structural and content based changes in MAHCET 2017 are proposed by DTE Maharashtra. Following are the key features of MAHCET 2017

Test window would be of 2 days divided in multiple sessions MAH MBA-CET 2017 will be conducted in online mode The test will be of 150 minutes (2 and half hours) duration The test will consist of only Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Total number of questions will be 200 There will be 5 answer options for each question The questions will not carry negative marking for any wrong answer Exam will consist of 3 sections while Reasoning section will contain Logical & Abstract Reasoning questions separately

S No Section Name Number of Questions Mark Per Question Total marks for the section 1 Logical Reasoning 75 1 75 2 Abstract Reasoning 25 1 25 3 Quantitative Aptitude 50 1 50 4 Verbal Ability/Reading Comprehension 50 1 50 Total marks for the test 200

MAH-CET Exam 2017 Syllabus

The exam is divided in 3 sections. One of the 3 sections has 2 distinct parts - Logical Reasoning and Abstract reasoning with varying number of questions. The online test contains all MCQs only. The syllabus for MAHCET as announced by DTE Maharashtra is as follows- Logical and Abstract Reasoning This shall include questions to measure how quickly and accurately you can think. The section may have questions based on figures and diagrams and also on Verbal Reasoning. Quantitative Aptitude This shall include questions to know how fast and accurate you can work with numbers, do numerical calculations, understand various arithmetic problems involving ratio & proportion, percentage etc. This test also helps to measure your power of quantitative reasoning, interpretation of tables, common graphs & charts. Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension This shall include the passages with questions based on their contents to test your comprehension. Your English language ability would be tested through questions on Grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, synonyms, antonyms, comprehension of passages etc. Your English language ability would be tested through questions on (1) understanding of the contents of the passages and (2) choice of appropriate words, phrases, expressions and similar language skills.

Colleges Accepting MAH-CET 2017

More than 400 management departments & colleges affiliated to universities and other private institutes in Maharashtra offering MBA/MMS/PGDM 2017-19 will accept MAHCET 2017 exam scores for admission. Prominent among them are-

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) Mumbai SIMSREE Mumbai K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research (KJSIMSR), Mumbai Durga Devi Saraf Institute of Management studies (DSIMS) Mumbai Pune University Department of Management Studies (PUMBA DMS) Sinhgad Institute, Pune SIES College of management Studies, Mumbai Dr. D. Y. Patil Institute of Management , Pune N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai IES Management College and Research Centre,Mumbai ASM Pune

Cities where MAH-CET is held

MAH-CET 2017 will be held in all the prominent cities across the State of Maharashtra. Since All India candidates also register and appear in the exam in large number, there are number of cities across the country where MAHCET is held.

The exam is held at Ahmedabad (Gujarat); Ahmednagar; Akola; Amravati; Aurangabad; Bangalore (Karnataka); Beed; Bhandara; Bhopal; Bhusaval; Buldhana; Chandrapur; Delhi; Dhule; Gadchiroli; Gondia; Hingoli; Jaipur; Jalgaon; Jalna; Karad; Kolhapur; Kolkata; Latur; Lonavala; Lucknow; Miraj; Mumbai Central; Mumbai Western; Mumbai Dombivali; Mumbai Harbour; Mumbai Kalyan; Nagpur; Nanded; Nandurbar; Nashik; Navi Mumbai Kamothe; Navi Mumbai Kopar Khairane; Panaji (Goa); Parbhani; Pardharpur; Patna (Bihar); Pune Ambegaon; Pune Narhe; Pune Vadgaon; Pune Warje; Pune Erandwane; Pune Kondhwa; Raipur; Ranchi; Ratnagiri; Sangamner; Sangli; Satara; Sindhudurg; Solapur; Srinagar (J&K); Thane Ghorbunder; Wardha; Washim; Yavatmal

Disclaimer: Career Guidance is not an official website for MAH CET ; we are here just providing you details about MAH CET 2017.

Note: Above mentioned dates are tentative, they are subject to change. We will update changes if any.