MAH BCA CET

• Logical & Arithmetic Reasoning- 40 Questions (40 Marks)
• English Language- 30 Questions (30 Marks)
• Computer Awareness-15 Questions (15 Marks)
• General Knowledge & Current Affairs 15 Questions (15 Marks) 

The difficulty is generally moderate. It tests basic aptitude and foundational computer knowledge rather than complex technical skills, making it accessible for students from all streams.

No. The MAH BCA CET is an online Computer-Based Test (CBT), but you must physically visit the allotted exam centre mentioned on your admit card to take it.

The MAH BCA CET is conducted strictly in English. There are no options to take the exam in Marathi or any other regional languages.

The MAH BCA CET exam covers English (40 marks), Reasoning (30 marks), General Awareness (15 marks), and Computer Basics (15 marks). The syllabus is at the Class 12 level.

No, there is no negative marking in MAH BCA CET. 1 mark is awarded for every correct answer. No marks are deducted for wrong answers, so pls attempt all questions.

The MAH BCA CET features 100 multiple-choice questions. You have 90 minutes to complete the entire paper on a computer at an official exam centre.

You can usually fill up to 300 choices in the MAH BCA CET form. List 20-30 colleges in your MAH BCA CET option form to increase your chances of getting a seat.

After your online registration, visit a Facilitation Centre (FC) in person. These are specific colleges appointed by the state to verify your original papers and confirm your MAH BCA CET application.

If you get a college in Round 1 but want a better one from your list, you select "Not-Freeze" (Betterment). This lets you keep your current seat while trying for a higher-preference college in the next MAH BCA CET CAP round.