MAH HM CET Scores

More than 10 government and private colleges in Maharashtra accept MAH HM CET 2026 scores for admission into BHMCT and MHMCT courses. These include institutes like Maharashtra State Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology (MSIHMCT), Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Hotel Management, Sinhgad Institute of Hotel Management, and more.

A good score in MAH HM CET depends on the competition and cutoff trends of that year, but here's a general idea based on past data and admission patterns:

Good Score Range for MAH HM CET (Out of 100)

85 – 100:    High chance of getting top government colleges like IHM Mumbai (if participating), and top Maharashtra institutes.
70 – 84 : Likely to secure seats in reputed colleges within Maharashtra.
55 – 69 :  Possible admission in mid-tier institutes; lower chances in top colleges.
Below 55:  May need to consider lower-tier colleges or wait for further rounds.

In MAH HM CET, general category candidates need to score a minimum of 45 per cent marks to qualify. For reserved categories and PWD candidates (belonging to Maharashtra State only), the passing marks are 40 per cent. This means a general category candidate needs to score at least 45 out of 100, while reserved category candidates need at least 40 out of 100. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
General Category: 45 per cent of the total marks (45 out of 100).
Reserved Categories (SC/ST/OBC/PWD etc.): 40 per cent of the total marks (40 out of 100), if they belong to Maharashtra State. 

The total score in the MAH HM CET exam is 200 marks. The exam consists of 5 sections, each carrying 50 marks, with a total of 200 marks. Here's the breakdown of the sections:

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
Each section typically contains 25 questions, and there may be a negative marking of 0.25 marks for each incorrect answer.

SIBM Pune emerged to be as the No. 1 MBA college accepting MAH CET score in India followed by other colleges. Listed below are some of the colleges along with their NIRF ranking over the past three years:

Hope this information proves beneficial for you!

The Percentile Score indicates the percentage of the candidates who have appeared for CET who have scored EQUAL TO or BELOW (same or lower raw scores) in that examination. Percentile scores are scores based on the relative performance of all the Candidates who appear for the CET Examination.

The raw score is calculated based on the marking scheme of the exam. Then to calculate the percentile score, the marks obtained are transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for the whole examination conducted in a single batch/shift using a single Question Paper of all the examinees appearing for the said CET Examination. Candidates must note that there is no negative marking in MAH HM CET Exam.