MAH HM CET Pattern

The MAH HM CET exam is conducted online in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) format. Candidates take the exam at designated test centers, where they will answer multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on a computer. The exam has a time duration of 2 hours and consists of 200 questions across five sections. The online format allows for easier monitoring, quicker result processing, and a smooth examination experience. Candidates can select answers by clicking on the correct options displayed on the screen. The exam also has negative marking, with 0.25 marks deducted for each incorrect answer.

The MAH HM CET exam follows a Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) format. It consists of 200 questions divided into 5 sections, each with 25 questions. The sections are:

• English Language and Comprehension
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs
• Reasoning and Logical Deduction
• Numerical Ability and Scientific Aptitude
• Aptitude for Service Sector
  The total duration of the exam is 2 hours. Each correct answer earns marks, while 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect response (negative marking). The exam assesses a range of skills needed for a career in hotel management.

The MAH HM CET exam consists of 200 questions in total, with 25 questions in each of the 5 sections. The breakdown is as follows:

• English Language and Comprehension: 25 questions
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs: 25 questions
• Reasoning and Logical Deduction: 25 questions
• Numerical Ability and Scientific Aptitude: 25 questions
• Aptitude for Service Sector: 25 questions
  Each question is multiple-choice, and candidates have to select the correct answer from the options provided. The exam is designed to test a wide range of skills relevant to hotel management.

Yes, the MAH HM CET exam is Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) type. The exam consists of 200 marks divided into 5 sections, each containing 25 MCQs. The questions assess a candidate's proficiency in areas such as English language, general knowledge, reasoning, numerical ability, and aptitude for the service sector. For each correct answer, candidates earn marks, while incorrect answers generally result in a penalty of 0.25 marks (negative marking). The MCQ format allows candidates to choose the most appropriate answer from a set of options, making it essential to be well-prepared for each section.

The latest exam pattern for the MAH HM CET is as follows:

• Total Marks: 200
• Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)
• Sections: 5 sections, each carrying 50 marks (total of 200 marks)
  English Language and Comprehension (50 Marks)
  General Knowledge and Current Affairs (50 Marks)
  Reasoning and Logical Deduction (50 Marks)
  Numerical Ability and Scientific Aptitude (50 Marks)
  Aptitude for Service Sector (50 Marks)
• Question Format: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
• Negative Marking: Typically, 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer.
  The exam tests a candidate's aptitude in various fields relevant to hotel management.

The MAH HM CET exam has a total of 200 marks divided across 5 sections:

• English Language and Comprehension: 50 Marks (Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension)
• General Knowledge and Current Affairs: 50 Marks (Current Events, General Knowledge)
• Reasoning and Logical Deduction: 50 Marks (Verbal and Non-verbal Reasoning, Logical Problems)
• Numerical Ability and Scientific Aptitude: 50 Marks (Arithmetic, Percentages, Science Concepts)
• Aptitude for Service Sector: 50 Marks (Hospitality Knowledge, Service Skills, Communication)

Each section contains approximately 25 questions, with negative marking of 0.25 for each wrong answer.

For BHMCT CET 2025, for each correct answer marked by the candidates, 1 mark is given. Lastly, the total is calculated. This is the score of the candidates out of 100. The score out of 100 is then converted to percentile marks. For MHMCT CET 2025, for each correct answer marked by the candidates, 2 marks are allotted. Then, the total marks are calculated. This gives the total marks of the candidates out of 100. This score is then converted to a percentile score.

The distribution of the questions and marks are as follows:

From General Knowledge in MAH BHMCT 2026 you will get questions related to Current affairs of National and International affairs, Trade and commerce, sports and scientific invention, discoveries travel and tourism. MAH BHMCT CET carries 100 questions of 100 marks, whereas, MAH MHMCT CET carries 50 questions of 100 marks. Moreover, there is no negative marking in both the common entrance tests. Both the tests shall have questions to test the candidates' aptitude for the hospitality sector. 

MAH HM CET does not have negative marking. For each correct attempt, one mark is awarded to the candidate but no marks are deducted for wrong answers or unattempted questions. The total marks of HM CET are 100 and candidates need not worry about making incorrect attempt. They must however avoid random selection of options as correct answers. They should take time in understanding the question and then choose the option.