With a 91.16 percentile in MAH MBA CET 2025, you have a good chance of securing admission in decent MBA colleges in Maharashtra. While top institutes like JBIMS or Sydenham may be out of reach, colleges such as PUMBA, SIES, Chetana’s, MET, and DY Patil are realistic options. Among these, PUMBA offers the best return on investment with a low fee structure and an average package of around 6–6.5 LPA. Other colleges typically offer packages in the 3.5–5.5 LPA range. Since you plan to take a loan, choosing a college with low fees and strong placement support is important. Make sure to register and participate in all CAP rounds and prioritize your college options carefully. With the right choice and consistent effort during your MBA, placements are definitely possible.

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Shobhit institute of technology and engineering is a good college and have excellent places records.

The average salary package is around 6 lakhs per annum and the highest package is 30 lakh.Top companies like bicon,Capgemini,IBM, Cognizant,DRDO and many more companies come here every year.The placement cell is also very supportive.So,you can go for it.

Hey Malathi,

Thanks for reaching out!

Manipal University, Bengaluru offers strong placement for electronics and computer engineering (ECM/ECE) students.

Highest package: The 2025 batch saw the highest package reaching 52 LPA,

Average package: The average package ranges between 10-12 LPA.

Good placement rate: Around75- 80% of the ECE/ECM) students get placed each year.

Leading Recruiters: Top companies include Microsoft, Amazon,Intel,Nvidia,Dell, Infosys,TCS, Wipro, Goldman Sachs etc.

Diverse roles: Students are hired in core electronics, software development,data science and consulting roles.

It's a smart choice for strong career and quality education.

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With a 77 percentile in English and 88 percentile in GAT, your marks is actually quite decent especially since you belong to the OBC category. These scores can definitely give you an edge in some central universities. Now, when it comes to the University of Hyderabad, it’s true that the cutoffs are usually quite high, especially for popular courses. So yes, it can be a bit competitive there.

As for CUK (Kalaburagi) and CUTN (Tiruvarur), their cutoffs tend to be a bit more flexible. Based on your percentile, your chances of getting a seat there are much stronger. Among the two, CUTN is steadily improving in terms of placements, especially in the humanities and social sciences streams. On the other hand, Hyderabad University has one of the best reputations and placement records among central universities.

Just make sure to regularly check their official websites for counselling dates, application deadlines, and updates.

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

No, as long as you hold a valid AIU equivalence certificate, your future placements will not be affected as most companies look for your performance in B. Tech, technical skills, internships, and the overall interview performance, not the specific board you did your 12th from. SRM University is a valid university and with a well-prepared resume, you will perform well in the campus placements like every other student.

IIITDM Kancheepuram is known for its focus on design, manufacturing, and innovation. The mechanical engineering branch here has decent placements, though not as high as computer science. Students from mechanical have received average packages around 6.5 LPA. In specializations like smart manufacturing, the average can go up to 8.5 LPA. Some dual degree students have even secured packages up to 10 or 11 LPA.

The research opportunities are very good. The department works on areas like smart manufacturing, robotics, biomechanics, and design thinking. The curriculum is project based, and students get hands-on experience through labs and internships. This helps a lot if you're aiming for a career in research, design, or core mechanical roles.