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Yes, practicing MAH MCA CET previous papers is the best way to get a feel for the question format and difficulty level, preparing you for the 2026 test.

Very important! Practising helps you understand the Exam Pattern of MAH MCA CET, time yourself effectively (90 minutes for 100 questions), and identify which syllabus topics you need to work on.

You can usually find links to download MAH MCA CET previous years' question papers on the official website or download them on this portal. Previous year question papers will help you practice in a better way. You must give them a try!

The syllabus provides a general outline. Reviewing the Exam Pattern will help you decide which sections have more questions (like Math and Reasoning), allowing you to focus your deeper study efforts there.

You get 2 marks for every correct answer. And great news: there is no negative marking in the MAH MCA CET! So attempt every question!

Duration of the MAH MCA CET exam is 90 minutes and the test includes 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).

The MAH MCA CET exam is scheduled on 30 March 2026, so the admit card will be released around the 2nd week of March, 2026. Yes, you must take a print out of the admit card and bring it to the exam centre!

Yes, absolutely! Candidates appearing for their final year of graduation are eligible to apply for MAH MCA CET. Just make sure you comply with the admission requirements, such as eligibility, minimum marks, etc. Do check the information brochure for complete details.

Yes, you can! The authorities release a provisional answer key first and allow a specific window for you to raise objections online. You usually need to provide supporting proof and pay INR 1000 per question you challenge.

The Answer Key is the list of answers to the questions mentioned on the MAH MCA CET question paper. It is released by the exam authority. You can use it to compare your answers and calculate your estimated score before the official result is out.