MAH-CET Centres

Yes, candidates applying under All India category can select test cities outside Maharashtra. However, the exam is held in a very limited number of cities outside Maharashtra. Candidates can select from thr following cities only:

·       Ahmedabad

·       Bhopal

·       Jaipur

·       Ranchi

·       Gandhinagar

·       Delhi-NCR

·       Kolkata

·       Panaji

·       Bangalore

·       Lucknow

·       Verna

MAH MBA CET 2024 exam centre are  allotted to each candidate in the city based on the selection of preferred city in the MAH CET  application form. MAH CET test centres are spread in 36 cities across Maharashtra and 12 cities in the rest of India. 

Below is the list of MAH CET MBA Test Cities in Maharashtra State:

• Ahmednagar
• Akola
• Amravati
• Aurangabad
• Beed
• Bhandara
• Buldhana
• Chandrapur
• Dhule
• Gadchiroli
• Gondia
• Hingoli
• Jalgaon
• Jalna
• Kolhapur
• Latur
• Mumbai
• Mumbai Sub Urban
• Nagpur
• Nanded
• Nandurbar
• Nashik
• Osmanabad
• Palghar
• Parbhani
• Pune
• Raigad
• Ratnagiri
• Sangli
• Satara
• Sindhudurga
• Solapur
• Thane
• Wardha
• Washim
• Yavatmal

Below is the list of MAH CET MBA Test Cities out of Maharashtra State:

• Ahmedabad
• Gandhinagar
• Bangalore
• Bhopal
• Delhi
• Delhi-NCR
• Jaipur
• Kolkata
• Lucknow
• Ranchi
• Panaji
• Verna

The MAH MBA CET admit card is valid for a particular session only. Candidates cannot use it to appear in a session other than the one mentioned in it. For every candidate, a particular venue and session will be determined by the examination conducting authority and the same will be mentioned on their MAH MBA CET admit card. There is no option to change the exam session or centre after it has been released. If a candidate attempts to appear for the test is a session that is not mentioned on their admit card, they may be disqualified for breaking exam rules.

The test centre staff has a record of roll numbers and names of candidates who have been allotted a particular centre and session and that should match with the centre and session mentioned on the candidate’s MAH CET admit card. Only then, they will be allowed to enter the test centre premises.

Unlike in other MBA entrance exam, MAH CET MBA has no option to change test city during form correction. Candidates can only change their name, date of birth, photo and signature. Basically there is no way to change your test city option once you’ve submitted the MAH CET application form. Thus, you need to be very careful in selecting the test cities. The exam is held in 36 cities across Maharashtra and 12 cities in rest of India. While filling the MAH MBA CET application form, check the list of test cities, and select three which are within your accessibility. The city of first preference should be the city you are residing in or are expected to be at the time of exam. The second and third options can be cities where you can reach easily.

The MAH MBA CET application form will have a section where candidates can select test city as per their choice. They can select up to three cities from the given list. Select the first city as the first preference. The exam authorities try to allot the exam centre to the candidate in the city of first preference. Select your home town as first preference so that they are allotted the nearest exam centre.

MAH MBA CET exam centre venue will not be mentioned in the application form so you will have no access to that information. You will have to make the selection on the basis of the names of cities only. The venue address will be printed on the MAH CET admit card only.

There is no difference between MAH CET exam sessions. The question paper structure, difficultly level and time duration are the same. The questions of all exam sessions are unique, though.

MAH MBA CET is a popular exam and over 50,000 candidates appear for it every year. To accommodate so many aspirants in limited test centres, the Maharashtra State CET conducts the exam in multiple sessions. Candidates who get a morning shift slot will have to go through the same process for appearing in the exam as the candidates who will get afternoon session exam. However, that doesn’t mean that a candidate can appear in the exam in any slot. The exam session allotted to a candidate will be mentioned in their MAH CET admit card and candidates will have to appear for the test in that session only.

Candidates appearing for the MAH CET MBA exam have to follow a few guidelines during the exam. Right from entry into the venue to the exit, candidates have to follow instructions given be the exam centre staff. Those who will not follow the guidelines will be barred from appearing in the exam. Here are a few dos and don’ts that you must follow on the MAH CET exam day.

MAH CET Dos

• Reach the examination centre as per the reporting time mentioned in the admit card
• Carry two copies of the MAH MBA CET admit card and a valid photo ID proof
• Cooperate with the exam centre staff
• Try to solve about 70-75 questions in 2 hours 20 minutes
• Use the remaining time for attempting a few more questions and reviewing your answers

MAH CET Don’ts

• Do not be late for the exam. Once the gates close, no candidate will be allowed to enter the exam venue.
• Do not carry any stationary item other than a blue/black ball point pen
• Do not carry electronic items like mobile phone, wrist watch, calculator, etc.
• Do not carry metal items or wear clothes and accessories that have metal in them.
• Do not argue with test centre staff, or create a ruckus at the test centre.
• Do not cheat or indulge in any sort of malpractice. You may be barred from the exam.