Dear Girish, I am trying to understand your question to check if I got it right. Please feel free to correct me if I have gone wrong somewhere. Your Engineering results of 2018-19 came late and now you want to know if you can take admission in 2019-20? If that is the question, here you go:

The eligibiloty criteria for joining MBA (PU) in 2019-20 is that

• You should have completed your graduation in any stream with 50% aggregate
• You should have appeared and qualified in MAH CET. 

For being Eligible for MAH CET:

• You should have completed your graduation with a minimum aggrrgate of 50% in any stream
• Final year students whose results will be declared late(atleast before the commencement of admission) for the year 2018 - 19 can also apply.

I will stop here and let you read the Underlined sentence once again. So your results have been declared late, provides you have the minimum required aggregate, you can take admission in MBA PU for the Accademic Year 2019-20. 

Now, for admissions into MBA colleges, you need to appear for Entrance Examinations based on the University you want to get an admission under. Each University has its own score requirement. So based on that,

PIBM (Pune Institute of Business Management) has its own criteria:

• Your education format should be 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 with a minimum aggregate of 50% from your 10th until Graduation.
• PIBM has a selection process which includes Aptitude test (PMAT), Group Discussion, Persona Interview and Written Test.
• PIBM also accepts CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT/ATMA/PMAT scores. 

So even if you are not appearing for MAH CET, even if you appear for PMAT, you still can get an admission here based on your performance. Hope this helps. Do let us know if this doesnt answer question and need some more answers. 

Hey Rohini, so few tips which i can share with you that might help you to prepare for your MSc entrances are:

1. Try and Solve previous year question paper. This will give you the idea of the paper pattern as well and will help you to gain confidence as well.

2. Also you can join a coaching institute, if you find yourself in the state of abiguity.

3. Plan your study sessions and try to keep up with the pace.

Also the attached link below will give you more details about more information about the course.

https://www.shiksha.com/science/course/m-sc-in-organic-chemistry-savitribai-phule-pune-university-ganeshkhind-274085

Hello Sayali,

The link attached below will give you the dates for the Ph.D entrance exam conducted by the Pune University

https://collegedunia.com/admission/484-savitribai-phule-pune-university-sppu-phd-admissions-2019-courses-time-table-result\

hope this was helpful.

Hi 

Pune University officially have their question paper on their website .

You can download your Previous years question papers of last 5 years .

http://www.unipune.ac.in/university_files/old_papers.htm

Thanks.

hello vaibhav,

if you're taking admission in IGTR in tool design course,then you'll assured of 100% placement.

i heard that there you can find possibilities/chances to get government jobs too.

please refer this link:

http://www.igtr-aur.org/training_placement.php

and refer the official website of igtr to know previous year placement records.

all the best!

I Hope this information will be useful to you.

if you need additional information,let us know to help you.

Thank you!!!:)

Top College for MSC:

Fergusson College is an Autonomous public educational institution offering courses in the streams of Arts and Science in the city of Pune. It was founded in 1885 by the Deccan Education Society. Professor Vaman Shivram Apte was its first principal.

Exam Details:

While most MSc entrance exams are conducted in the offline mode, some important exams such as IIT JAM are conducted as computer-based tests. 

Duration of most of the top MSc entrance exams such as NEST and TIFR Entrance Exam is typically three hours. However, the duration might change depending on the college/ university policy and/ or the MSc subject a candidate is giving the exam for.

Questions that appear in MSc entrance exams are usually objective-type Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). However, few MSc entrance exams also include numeric questions. For instance, IIT JAM exam contains a different section for numeric questions, called Numerical Answer Type (NAT). Here, the answer for each question is a number.

Marking scheme for most MSc entrance exams is such that 1 – 3 marks are awarded for each correct answer and 0.5 – 1 mark is deducted for each incorrect answer.

However, an MSc entrance exam can typically have questions ranging from 60 – 150.