MBA CET 2026 First Attempt Result Declared: 8 Students Score 100 Percentile
The Maharashtra State CET Cell has declared the MBA/MMS CET 2026 First Attempt result for admission to MBA and MMS programmes for the academic year 2026–27.
The result is now available in the candidate login. Students can download their scorecard from the official CET Cell portal. The Centralised Admission Process, commonly known as CAP Round, is expected to begin soon.
The first attempt of MBA/MMS CET 2026 was conducted from April 6 to April 8, 2026. The exam was held in five sessions across three days.
A total of 1,32,838 candidates registered for the exam. Out of these, 1,16,196 candidates appeared, giving an overall attendance rate of 87.47%.
Out of the appeared candidates, 1,12,601 were from Maharashtra, while 3,595 candidates were from outside Maharashtra. The exam was conducted in computer-based mode at 181 centres across all 36 districts of Maharashtra. No exam centre was allotted outside Maharashtra this year.
Eight Candidates Score 100 Percentile
This year, eight candidates scored a perfect 100 percentile in MBA/MMS CET 2026 First Attempt. Out of these eight toppers, six are from Maharashtra and two are from other states.
The 100 percentile scorers are:
| Candidate Name | City / District | State |
|---|---|---|
| Sahil Balasaheb Gajare | Nashik | Maharashtra |
| Parth Satish Malsaria | Nagpur | Maharashtra |
| Naman Agrawal | Nagpur | Maharashtra |
| Yashodhara Raje Rathod | Nagpur | Maharashtra |
| Shashank Chandrahas | Mumbai | Maharashtra |
| Shubhangi Sandeep Thakur | Amravati | Maharashtra |
| Akshay Pradhan | Ghaziabad | Uttar Pradesh |
| Rudra Kainthura | Dehradun | Uttarakhand |
Among the eight toppers, six are male candidates and two are female candidates.
Category-wise Highest Percentile Scorers
| Category | Candidate Name | District / City | Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | Parth Satish Malsaria | Nagpur | 100.00 |
| Open | Shubhangi Sandeep Thakur | Amravati | 100.00 |
| SC | Mayur Kushab Urade | Chandrapur | 99.98 |
| ST | Darshan Rajesh Dhanajkar | Parbhani | 99.73 |
| OBC | Sahil Balasaheb Gajare | Nashik | 100.00 |
| SBC | Anuja Avinash Bhagwat | Satara | 99.96 |
| SEBC | Nitesh Navnath Kadam | Satara | 99.90 |
| DT/V | Siddhant Pradeepsing Pardeshi | Amravati | 99.99 |
| NT-1 (B) | Nitin Ravindra More | Jalgaon | 99.90 |
| NT-2 (C) | Vedant Babrubhan Sonatakke | Latur | 99.91 |
| NT-3 (D) | Aditya Dileep Kakad | Nashik | 99.91 |
The CET Cell has clarified that MBA/MMS CET results are declared in percentile, not percentage.
Percentage means the marks scored out of total marks. Percentile shows how a candidate has performed compared to all other candidates who appeared for the exam. So, percentile is more important for admission and ranking purposes.
For example, a 99 percentile does not mean 99% marks. It means the candidate has performed better than approximately 99% of the test-takers.
The CET Cell has stated that percentile scores have been calculated through a standardized process. Candidates are advised to check their percentile carefully and use it for admission-related planning.
What Next After MBA CET Result?
After the result declaration, students should download and save their scorecard. The next major step will be the CAP Round process, where students will register for counselling, fill college preferences, verify documents, and participate in seat allotment rounds.
MBA/MMS CET 2026 scores will be used for admission to top MBA and MMS colleges in Maharashtra, including institutes in Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Nashik, Amravati, and other cities.
Students should now focus on CAP registration, document preparation, category certificate validity, college preference list, and expected cutoffs. Source: TimesofIndia
