Colleges in Kerala

Here is a general PU CET (UG) eligibility criteria to appear for the exam:

Education Background: Completion or enrollment in a 12th standard from a recognised Institution

Minimum Academic Performance: Minimum passing mark average of 50%.

Course Science Specifics: For courses that focus on the study of Plants (botany) and Animals (zoology), a minimum of 3 subjects which include Physics, Chemistry & Biology should be completed. These subjects/qualifications include English as well.

You can check Shiksha PU CET (UG) page for the question papers and answer key for your reference if you're planning to appear in PU CET (UG) 2026. It can help you to get to know exam question pattern and also to make you aware about the type of questions asked in the exam.

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

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.

MAH MHMCT CET 2026 syllabus covers Food and Beverage Operations, Food Production, Rooms Division, English, and Hospitality Industry-related topics like tourism, airlines, hotel brands, and regulatory bodies.

MAH BHMCT CET 2026 syllabus includes English Language, Reasoning (Verbal and Arithmetic), and General Knowledge & Awareness, covering current affairs, sports, tourism, science, culture, and trade.

As per the announcement by the Maharashtra State CET Cell, MAH B.HMCT CET 2026 exam started from April 28, 2026, while MAH M.HMCT CET 2026 exam was held on March 25, 2026. Last date of the B.HMCT exam was April 30, 2026.

The official mock tests are conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell a few days before the real exam.

A good MAH BEd CET score is generally considered to be 70+ marks, with scores above 85 being excellent, especially for top colleges

Total Marks: 100 (CET), 50 (ELCT) Marking Scheme: +1 for each correct answer, no negative marking. Language of Exam: English and Marathi (except ELCT, which is only in English)