College of Engineering, Trivandrum

No, the MAH HM CET Hall Ticket is not sent by post. Candidates must download their hall ticket online from the official website of the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell. You can access it at mahacet.org. Once available, you will need to enter your registration number and date of birth to download the admit card. It is important to keep a printed copy of the hall ticket, as it is required to enter the exam hall. Make sure to download it before the exam day to avoid any last-minute issues.

Yes, you can complete the MAH MHMCT CET syllabus in two months with effective planning and focused preparation. The syllabus includes sections like English Language, General Knowledge, Reasoning, Numerical Ability, and Aptitude for Service Sector. To complete the syllabus in two months, dedicate daily time to each section, focus on understanding key concepts, and practice with mock tests and previous years' papers. Prioritize weaker areas and regularly assess progress. Time management and consistency are crucial for completing the syllabus effectively and performing well in the exam within this timeframe.

There is no negative marking in MAH MBA CET. If you skip any question in any of the sections of the exam, no marks will be deducted. You will be marked zero. However, candidates must not skip too many questions in Verbal Ability or any section of MAH CET as low sectional score will affect the overall score and percentile.

MHT CET 2025 application form correction is closed. The last date to make the corrections was March 12. Candidates had to login to the website and make changes in their MHT CET form.

The Maharashtra CET Cell has released the MHT CET 2025 response sheet along with the answer key. Candidates can download response sheet MHT CET 2025 from the official website cetcell.mahacet.org by login using their registered email ID and password.

Sure, MAH B Design CET is the Maharashtra Bachelor of Design Common Entrance Test. It is a state-level entrance exam conducted for BDes admission in India by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell. It is a 2-hour long MCQ-based test, having a total of 100 marks. This exam is designed to test your creative skills and general knowledge.