MAH HM CET Exam 2026 News & Notifications: Admit Card, Dates, Cut Offs & more

Photo ID proofs are accepted for MAH HM CET: Aadhaar card, PAN card, passport, voter ID, driving licence, bank passbook with photo, school or college ID, or any valid photo ID issued by a government authority. The same ID must be carried to the exam hall.

Details are required to fill out MAH HM CET application form are: mobile number and an email ID. One can use details for registration, login, and other things. Therefore, all details you enter should be correct.

MAH HM CET application fee differs based on candidate's category and whether they are applying for BHMCT or MHMCT programs. Details are as follows:

For Open Category Candidates from Maharashtra State, Outside Maharashtra State (OMS), J & K Migrant candidates: INR 800 for BHMCT and INR 1000 for MHMCT

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Yes, uploading documents is compulsory for MAH HM CET application submission. Your applicatin will be rejected in case you do not submit required documents.

MAH HM CET application correction window will open after the registration window closes. Candidates can make corrections to their Name, Photo, Signature, and Exam Center. Students should note that no other details in the form are allowed to be edited after the final submission of the form.

MAH MHMCT CET 2026 exam pattern:

• Mode: CBT

• Language: English only
• Number of questions: 50

• Total marks: 100 

• Negative marking: None

• Marks per question: 2 

• Time duration: 60 minutes

MAH BHMCT CET 2026 exam pattern:

• Mode: CBT

• Language: English
• Questions Number: 100

• Total marks: 100

• Negative marking: None

• Marks per question: 1
• Time duration: 90 minutes

Yes. MAH HM CET mock test gives you a real exam-like experience before the actual exam. This helps reduce fear and makes you more comfortable on exam day.

CET mock test helps you understand exam pattern, CBT interface, and the difficulty level. It also lets you check how well your preparation is going.

 Yes. The questions in MAH HM CET exam are asked only from topics mentioned in official syllabus. Preparing outside the syllabus is usually not needed.