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5 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
5 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
Read the published admission guide below. Keep each programme, admission year and counselling-merit scale separate when interpreting historical figures.
Compare cutoffs for the same course, quota, category, domicile and round.
A cutoff is the closing allotment result for a specific course, counselling round, seat type and candidate category. Ness Wadia College of Commerce offers routes whose selection processes differ: its B.Com course page describes HSC merit admission, while the college says BBA, BBA-IB and BBA-CA use the Maharashtra CET and CAP process. A percentage from a B.Com merit list cannot be compared directly with a CET merit number or score for a BBA-family course. For 2027-28, do not treat a past cutoff as a qualifying mark or promise of admission.
The college Admission hub lists 2026-27 BBA-family links to the CAP schedule, MH cut-off and course-level links. The Maharashtra CET Cell site publishes round-specific cut-off documents. The latest numeric institutional list I verified on the college domain is the Government of Maharashtra’s CAP Round I document for 2024-25. It covers Maharashtra and minority seats and lists Ness Wadia under institute code 16219. The figures below are a dated reference from that round, not current cutoffs. I did not find a verified 2026-27 or 2027-28 Ness Wadia score row in the official pages opened for this article.
The 2024-25 Round I document identifies the general open Home University seat group as GOPENH. It reports the following Stage-I merit numbers and bracketed merit scores for three BBA-family programmes at Ness Wadia:
The table helps show why a college-wide “cutoff” is misleading: even within one round and the same seat group, the three programmes have separate allotment figures. The displayed merit number is not the score. The official legend says Maharashtra State seats report the State General Merit Number, with the figure in brackets showing the merit score. Keep both exactly as labelled; do not relabel the number as a percentage or use it as a CET percentile.
These rows describe one historical allotment stage, not the minimum score that every admitted student must have achieved across every round. The 2024-25 document contains separate programme, seat-group and stage entries; an empty category cell is not a score of zero. Later CAP rounds, institute-level vacancy rounds and separate All India seat tables must be read as distinct lists. The same candidate's chances may differ with their seat group, eligibility, option choices, seat availability and the round in which they participate.
The State CET Cell legend defines the first character of seat-group labels as G for General and L for Ladies. A suffix H means Home University, O means Other than Home University, and S means State Level. Thus GOPENH means General Open Home University in the table's scheme. Other labels include category and special seat codes; use the current-year brochure and legend rather than guessing what a letter means. The college belongs to Savitribai Phule Pune University, which is relevant to Home University grouping in the official table.
The 2024-25 page is headed “Cut Off Merit for Maharashtra & Minority Seats of CAP Round-I”. Its category/seat grouping is part of the result, not decoration. A number for GOPENH cannot stand in for a reserved-category seat, Ladies seat, Other University seat, minority seat, State Level seat or All India seat. Likewise, a “Stage-I” row is not the same as a later stage in a round. When comparing data, match course code, programme, CAP round, stage, seat type and any home-university or category qualifier before reading the number.
The official PDF lists BBA as choice code 1621910110, BBA-CA as 1621910310, and BBA-IB as 1621910410. This is useful when a portal uses codes instead of full programme names. The college Admission page supplies current-cycle links, while the downloadable 2024–25 list supplies a historical table. Use the current Maharashtra CET Cell publication for the current cycle, and cross-check the course code and college code before relying on a row.
For B.Com, Ness Wadia says first-year admission starts after the Maharashtra HSC result and is based on Class 12 merit, without an entrance examination. Its first-year B.Com page displayed a fifth merit list and fifth-round admission form for 2026-27. That shows that the college may publish successive lists or forms during a cycle; it does not give a general percentage threshold or establish that any 2027-28 round will match it. The pages reviewed do not provide a verified 2027-28 category-wise B.Com cutoff or final merit score.
Applicants should follow the exact course notice and merit list for their year, medium and applicable category, then check the round instructions and response deadline. The college's general process page says admission is conditional on eligibility and the merit list, and its B.Com course page warns that filling a form alone does not assure a place. Do not import a BBA CET/CAP score into B.Com, or assume a past round's last-listed merit number applies to a different year or list.
Use the 2024-25 BBA-family rows as context for the structure of the process, not as a target score. They establish that the college participated in CAP and that results were separately reported by programme, group and stage. They cannot predict the 2027-28 closing row because seats, applicant preferences, eligibility, category allocation, options and round-wise vacancies can change. No extrapolated “expected cutoff” is presented here.
When a current cutoff is published, first confirm the academic year and round. Next match the exact course code and the seat group that applies to you. Then read whether the printed value is a merit number, score or percentile; the Maharashtra list explicitly labels its bracketed value as merit score, not as the State General Merit Number. Finally, check the related seat matrix, allotment and reporting instructions. A cutoff table records allotment outcomes; it is not a substitute for the current eligibility rules or the candidate's counselling result.
For 2027-28, revisit the college Admission hub and the Maharashtra CET Cell portal when the new notices and cutoff lists are released. The college site currently links BBA-family CAP and cut-off resources, but the 2024-25 numbers above should remain clearly dated until a matching 2027-28 official list is available. B.Com applicants should monitor the college's separate merit-list page rather than the CET cutoff table.