MAH BCA CET

No. Digital or soft copies of the admit card on mobile phones are not going to be accepted. You must carry a physical printout to the examination centre. 

The Reasoning section is divided into Verbal and Arithmetic reasoning. While it includes numerical data analysis, the math is normally of Class 10th level, focusing on how quickly and logically you can solve problems rather than complex theorems. Key areas include linear and circular arrangements, coding and decoding, series completion, Venn diagrams, and basic arithmetic problem-solving.

No, Mathematics is not mandatory at the 10+2 (HSC) level to be eligible for the exam. Students from all streams, including Science, Commerce, and Arts, can apply as long as they have passed Class 12 or an equivalent exam with eligibility as per the Admission Policy of the Affiliating University.

Yes. After the exam (typically in early May 2026), the CET Cell releases the MAH BCA CET provisional answer key and candidate response sheets.

No. You must download and print your MAH BCA CET Scorecard from the official website. It is a mandatory document for the counselling (CAP) process.

Since the exam is held in multiple sessions, the raw marks are converted into a Percentile Score using a normalization process to ensure fairness across different difficulty levels.

The Computer Basics section in MAH BCA CET (15 marks) covers basics of computer hardware, software, operating systems, internet terminology, and fundamental knowledge of MS Office.

The Reasoning (Verbal and Arithmetic) section carries the highest weightage with 40 marks out of the total 100.

MAH BCA CET exam is a Computer-Based Test (CBT) lasting 90 minutes. The medium of the question paper is English only.

No. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers. Candidates are encouraged to attempt all 100 questions.