MAH BBA CET

The official MAH BBA CET question papers are not released by the State CET Cell, Maharahstra. However, students can find MAH BBA CET sample papers based on previous year analysis on Shiksha's MAH BBA CET question papers page.

Candidates cannot take a notebook to solve questions in MAH BBA CET exam. Exam will be conducted in CBT test mode and students will be provided with a virtual calculator on computer screen or an on-screen calculator to do calculations.

Students can fill the MAH BBA CET 2026 form at the Maharashtra State CET Cell website, i.e. cetcell.mahacet.org. 

MAH BBA CET exam is a UG entrance exam conducted for students who have passed Class 12 or are awaiting Class 12 results.

The number of questions in MAH BBA CET Reasoning section is 30. Each question carries one mark in the Reasoning section. There is no negative markings. 

MAH BBA CET 2026 exam will be conducted for a duration of 120 minutes or two hours. Duration of exam has been extended this year. 

According to the past trends, a score of 80 and above in MAH BBA CET corresponds to 99 percentile and above. This is a very good score for admission to the top colleges accepting MAH CET BBA.

No, eligibility criteria for MAH BBA CET exam is same for all categories and have been the same since exam was introduced. 

Yes, students with 70% in Class 12 can apply for MAH BBA CET exam. The minimum criteria is 50% aggregate. 

Syllabus of MAH BBA CET exam is based on Class 12 and students need not study advanced topics beyond Class 12. MAH CET BBA syllabus assesses knowledge of students and skills at Class 12 level. 

To crack MAH BBA CET exam in first attempt, students should have a preparation plan for 3 to 6 months, bifurcated according to topics, strengths and knowledge of students. Students should consistently practice to fetch good MAH CET scores.