MHT CET 2026: What Students Should Know After Maharashtra HSC Paper Leak
The HSC paper leak has highlighted the importance of strict measures for a smooth and fair conduct of the upcoming MHT CET exam. Many class 12 science students appear for both HSC and MHT CET in the same year. Because of this, any issue in one exam also has ripple effects on the other. Continue reading to find how the paper leak affects MHT CET aspirants, advisory and more.
The recent paper leak controversy linked to the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE) has raised concerns about exam security across Maharashtra. While the issue is related to the HSC board exam, the discussion is also moving to MHT CET 2026. The CET cell recently released the UFM booklet to ensure fair and transparent examination process.
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What This Means for MHT CET Candidates?
The state-level competitive exam, MHT CET, records the highest number of registrations this year. The ongoing paper leak controversy or the Maharashtra HSC exam raises concerns among MHT CET aspirants. Moreover, this is the right time to raise awareness among the MHT CET 2026Β aspirants regarding what to do and what to avoid for a smooth conduct of the exam.
The best advice for students right now is to not panic. There are no problems or issues reported for MHT CET, which ensures there is no cause of panic for CET applicants. The authorities are expected to be extra careful after the HSC incident. Candidates are advised to focus on their preparation and rely only on official updates from the CET Cell.
Advisory for MHT CET Students
Amid the controversy aroundtheΒ Maharashtra HSC exam, students preparing for MHT CET should:
- Follow only official notifications released by the CET Cell.
- Avoid believing or sharing unverified information on social media.
- Reach the exam centre on time and follow all guidelines strictly.
- Stay focused on studying instead of getting distracted by controversies.
How CET Authorities Are Ensuring Stricter Measures
In recent weeks, the CET authorities have already taken steps to ensure fairness and transparency. This year onwards, the authorities have discontinued the MHT CET exam centres in other states. The decision was taken by the state authorities to strengthen the security and integrity of the entrance exam.
Recently, the CET Cell released a detailed booklet on Unfair Means (UFM). It clearly specifies what is considered malpractice. The UFM guidelines provide details explaination on cheating, carrying banned items, sharing answers, and misusing electronic devices. Officials are also expected to continue with strong security measures such as controlled question paper handling, monitoring at exam centres, and strict verification processes.
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