MAH BCA CET

Yes, "Other Than Maharashtra" (OMS) candidates can apply. However, most seats are reserved for Maharashtra State (MS) candidates, and OMS candidates are usually considered based on their MAH BCA CET or equivalent national-level marks.

Yes, for the 2026 session, you cannot register for the MAH BCA CET or its counselling without an APAAR ID, which you can create via your Aadhaar on DigiLocker.

Your merit rank is calculated based on your MAH BCA CET exam score. The CET Cell will release a Provisional Merit List first for you to check for errors, followed by a Final Merit List.

The Centralised Admission Process (CAP) is the single online window through which the Maharashtra CET Cell manages your applications, merit rankings, and seat allotments for all BCA colleges.

While they do not provide a fixed chart, they use a normalization formula to determine percentiles based on the performance of all candidates across shifts.

You may still be eligible for admission to various private or newer colleges, as their cutoffs often range between 55 and 69 percentile.

While Mathematics is not mandatory for eligibility, performing well in the Arithmetic Reasoning section can significantly boost your overall score and percentile.

Yes, each round has updated seat availability, different candidate preferences, and seat-freezing policies, leading to lower cutoffs.

Official round-wise cutoffs for MAH BCA CET will be published on the Maharashtra State CET Cell website.

Yes, you must have passed Class 12 with at least 45% (General) or 40% (Reserved category) to be eligible for the admission process.