MAH B.Ed CET

For MAH BEd CET, there isn't a fixed "passing mark,". A qualifying score based on your graduation marks i.e. 50% for General, 45% for Reserved categories is needed to appear for the exam, and you need a competitive score (often 70+ for good colleges, 85+ for top ones) to get admission through CAP Counselling.

In MAH BEd CET, only 1 papers is held for the course. Candidates who have opted ELCT also might need to give extra exam.

This BEd entrance exam in Maharashtra includes MCQ based questions. 

• Exam language both Marathi and English
• No negative marking for incorrect answers
• 100 MCQs
• 1 marks for every right answer

In MAH BEd CET exam, there are

• There are 100 q's.
• Candidates get +1 for right response
• Negative Marking: N/A
• Maximum Score: 100
• Duration: 90 minutes i.e 1 hour 30 mins

MAH B.Ed CET entrance exam 2026 is expected to be held from March 27 to March 29, 2026. 

The MAH B.Ed CET syllabus pattern focuses on three core sections: Mental Ability,  General Knowledge, and Teaching Aptitude, with 100 MCQs in total (around 40 Teaching Aptitude, 30 each for the other two)

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)

To prepare for the MAH BEd CET exam, start with understanding the syllabus and pattern. Attempt previous year and mock question papers. 

The BEd CET syllabus typically covers General Knowledge/Awareness, Mental Ability/Reasoning, Teaching Aptitude, and Language Proficiency (English/Hindi), testing comprehension, logic, educational awareness, and basic concepts from Science,