Arham Management Institute MAH MBA CET Cutoff
Data last verified:
| Latest closing rank | 52,598 |
|---|---|
| Round | 2 (2025) |
Closing ranks by branch · General, gender-neutral
Lower rank = harder to get. A taller bar means it closed at a higher (easier) rank that year.
Round by round: MBA, 2025
MAH MBA CET cutoff
In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 3, the closing rank for MBA at Arham Management Institute was 45,869 (General category, HU-OHU quota, gender-neutral seats).1 In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 3, the closing rank for MBA was 10,265 (General category, OHU quota, gender-neutral seats).2 In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 3, the closing rank for MBA was 12,895 (VJ category, OHU quota, gender-neutral seats).3
In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 2, the closing rank for MBA was 52,598 (General category, AI quota, gender-neutral seats).4 In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 2, the closing rank for MBA was 41,595 (General category, HU quota, gender-neutral seats).5 In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 2, the closing rank for MBA was 48,992 (General category, OHU quota, gender-neutral seats).6
In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 2, the closing rank for MBA was 49,562 (SC category, OHU quota, gender-neutral seats).7 In MAH MBA CET 2025 round 2, the closing rank for MBA was 5,677 (TFWS category, SL quota, gender-neutral seats).8
The table below lists all 21 rows, each with its official source.
Cutoff trends
Closing ranks for the MBA at Arham Management Institute are available for the MAH-MBA counselling in 2025, round 3, based on MAH-MBA-CET scores1. A closing rank is the last rank at which a seat was allotted in that round, so a lower number means a more competitive seat.
In the OHU quota, the general category closing rank was 102652. For the VJ category in the same OHU quota, the closing rank was 128953. In the HU-OHU quota, the general category closing rank was 458694.
These ranks show that the closing point differs a lot between quotas, so you should compare your rank only with the quota and category that apply to you. Only one year of cutoff, 2025, is available for this college, so a multi-year trend cannot be described here. Cutoffs can move in later years with the number of applicants and seats, so use them as a guide and not as a prediction567.