46k sign up for Maha's 1st CET for BMS, BBA, BBM and BCA
The Free Press Journal|April 19, 2024
Over 46,000 students have so far registered for the state’s first common entrance test (CET) for the Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) and Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA). The exam will be held from May 27-29.
46k sign up for Maha's 1st CET for BMS, BBA, BBM and BCA

The four courses were earlier this year designated as professional courses and brought under the ambit of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), which necessitated the entrance exam.

While the state CET Cell had earlier fixed Thursday (April 18) as the last date for aspirants to sign up for the test, it has decided to extend the deadline, though the new date hasn’t been announced yet.

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