MAH HM CET

You can check your MAH HM CET 2025 result online through the official website of the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra: cetcell.mahacet.org. Once the results are announced, follow these steps to access your scorecard:

• Visit cetcell.mahacet.org.
• Click on the link labeled “MAH HM CET 2025 Result” under the latest notifications.
• Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth.
• Submit the details to view your scorecard.
• Download and print the scorecard for future reference.

The scorecard will display your marks out of 100 and the corresponding percentile. It's essential to regularly check the official website for updates on result announcements and related notifications.

No, you cannot check your MAH HM CET 2025 result before it is officially announced. The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell releases the results exclusively through its official website, cetcell.mahacet.org, and does not provide early access to any candidate. Once the results are declared, candidates can log in using their application number and date of birth to download their scorecards. The scorecard will display the marks obtained out of 100 and the corresponding percentile. To stay informed, regularly check the official website and consider subscribing to notifications from reputable educational portals. Relying on unofficial sources for early result access is not recommended. 

The MAH HM CET (Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test) cutoff refers to the minimum score or percentile that candidates must achieve to qualify for admission into hotel management programs across Maharashtra. These cutoffs vary annually and are influenced by several factors, including the exam's difficulty level, the number of applicants, seat availability, and reservation policies.

For instance, in previous years, the Maharashtra State Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (MSIHMCT), Pune, had cutoffs ranging from 27 to 80.39 percentile across different CAP rounds and categories . Such variations highlight the competitive nature of the admissions process.

After the MAH HM CET results are declared, participating institutes release their specific cutoffs during the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). These cutoffs are published on the official CET Cell website: cetcell.mahacet.org. Candidates are advised to regularly check this portal for updates on cutoffs and counseling schedules.

Understanding the cutoff trends of previous years can provide valuable insights for aspirants, helping them set realistic targets and make informed decisions during the counseling process.

The MAH HM CET (Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test) does not publicly disclose an overall pass percentage for each exam cycle. However, the qualifying marks—the minimum scores required to be eligible for admission—are clearly defined:

• General Category Candidates: Must secure at least 45 per cent marks in the entrance exam.
• Reserved Category Candidates (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and PwD from Maharashtra): Must obtain a minimum of 40 per cent marks. 

These thresholds determine eligibility for participation in the centralized admission process (CAP) for hotel management programs in Maharashtra.

While the State CET Cell does not publish overall pass percentages, individual candidates can assess their performance by checking their scorecards and comparing them with the qualifying marks.

To be eligible for the MAH HM CET 2025 (Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test), candidates must meet the following minimum qualifying percentage criteria:

• For BHMCT (Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology)
  General Category: Minimum 45% aggregate marks in the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination or its equivalent.
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• Reserved Categories (Maharashtra State): Minimum 40% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories.

These percentages are the minimum educational qualifications required to be eligible to appear for the MAH HM CET 2025. Meeting these criteria allows candidates to take the exam; however, admission to institutes will depend on the merit list and cut-off scores determined after the exam results.