The State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) Maharashtra has published the preliminary merit list for MHT CET 2024, a crucial step in the admission process for engineering (BE/BTech) courses. Candidates who have qualified for the MHT CET 2024 and registered for the counseling procedure can now view the merit list on the official website, cetcell.mahacet.org.

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August 3rd marks the release of the preliminary merit list for admission to engineering (BE/BTech) courses by the State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) Maharashtra. On the official website, cetcell.mahacet.org, candidates who have qualified for the MHT CET 2024 and registered for the counseling procedure can view the merit list.

The candidates’ names will be listed in the MHT CET merit list 2024 according to their Maharashtra CET exam scores. Upon confirmation of their allotment of seats, candidates must report to their allocated centers to confirm their admission. Between August 4 and 6, candidates have the opportunity to file complaints regarding the data corrections shown in the provisional merit list. August 9, 2024, will see the release of the final merit list.

Each counseling session will culminate in the announcement of the MHT CET 2024 results. 5,91,135 out of the 6,36,804 students who registered for the exam actually took it. Applicants who apply for the counseling process after qualifying in the MHT CET 2024 will have access to the CAP merit list. Students can check the MHT CET 2024 merit list for confirming your seat for the counseling and then if you get selected you will receive the mail for your seat confirmation.

The State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) Maharashtra has published the preliminary merit list for MHT CET 2024, a crucial step in the admission process for engineering (BE/BTech) courses.

There will be three rounds of the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) during the counseling process. The number of seats available for BTech and BPharma programmes at the different Maharashtra participating colleges is released for each CAP round. The State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) Maharashtra has released the preliminary merit list for MHT CET 2024 engineering admissions. Candidates can file complaints from August 4 to 6. Final merit list to be announced on August 9, 2024, So then you can check the results and get to know if you are selected or not.

Conclusion

The release of the preliminary merit list marks a significant milestone in the MHT CET 2024 admission process for engineering courses. With over 5.9 lakh candidates participating in the exam, the next steps involve verifying seat allotments and addressing any discrepancies in the provisional merit list. Candidates should utilize the complaint window from August 4 to 6 to ensure accurate data. The final merit list, to be announced on August 9, will pave the way for the subsequent rounds of the Centralized Admission Process (CAP), ultimately determining the allocation of seats in Maharashtra’s engineering colleges.

This study highlights how entrepreneurs driven by sustainability navigate the complexities of aligning economic objectives with broader societal and environmental goals, even under the pressure to prioritize profit alone, say sources from IIM Lucknow.

Values

The research emphasises how sustainability-oriented values in founders drive Sustainable Business Model Innovation (SBMI), say sources from IIM Lucknow.

This ripple effect fosters a larger ecosystem of sustainable businesses, redefining success to include positive contributions to environmental and social well-being alongside profitability.

Research

Prof. Krishna Chandra Balodi, Strategic Management, IIM Lucknow spoke about the research.

Our research illustrates the transformative influence of founders’ sustainability values on business models that address pressing global challenges, said Prof Krishna of IIM Lucknow.

These entrepreneurs redefine success by integrating their principles into their ventures, striking a balance between profit and meaningful environmental and social impact, he said.

Suscom

The research centers on “Suscom,” a startup renowned for its sustainable practices. By delving deeply into Suscom’s operations, the study revealed that the founders’ values permeate every facet of the business—from product innovation to strategic partnerships.

These values are rooted in a blend of influences, such as family upbringing, sustainability-focused education, and early career experiences with non-profits advocating for environmental and social causes, say sources from IIM Lucknow.

Attention

The research also brings attention to the unique challenges faced by sustainable startups, such as:

Recruiting employees with a sustainability mindset: Building a workforce aligned with the company’s goals.

Eco-friendly sourcing: Procuring sustainable raw materials.

Green logistics: Finding partners who offer environmentally friendly logistics solutions.

Collaborative partnerships: Working with like-minded stakeholders.

Innovative strategies: Developing creative, low-tech production methods that minimise energy consumption and environmental impact.

Standout findings

One of the standout findings is Suscom’s use of traditional and indigenous techniques to reduce energy consumption.

These methods not only align with global decarbonisation efforts but also present an eco-friendly alternative to high-energy industrial processes, say sources from IIM Lucknow.

Significance

As businesses worldwide face mounting pressure to address sustainability and climate change, this research underscores the significance of value-driven leadership, say sources from IIM Lucknow.

It serves as a beacon for entrepreneurs to adopt sustainable practices that not only ensure financial viability but also contribute meaningfully to societal and environmental progress, say sources from IIM Lucknow.

Personal values

By offering valuable insights into how personal values can catalyse sustainable innovation, the study reinforces the need for business leaders to think beyond profits and prioritise long-term, equitable growth.

In 2005, IIM Lucknow expanded its area of influence in the realm of management education by becoming the first IIM to set up a satellite campus exclusively for Executive Education at NOIDA in Delhi NCR region.

IIM Lucknow is accredited by AACSB and AMBA while its EQUIS Accreditation is ongoing. The institute features in the prestigious FT -100 Top Global Business schools for both the 2-year Flagship PGP program and One-year IPMX Program.

It is also consistently ranked amongst top business schools in the NIRF Rankings. IIM Lucknow was the first IIM to start a 2-year full time MBA program in Sustainable Management 10 years back. It also has a long-standing full-time MBA program in Agri Business Management.

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