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A fake Maharashtra MHT CET exam schedule is being circulated on social media, the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Cell in a communique mentioned. The Cell has advised the students to not fall prey to the fake schedule. “It has come to the notice of this office that a Schedule for CET Examinations is being circulated on social media. All candidates are advised to note that the Schedule for CET Examinations is yet to be declared by the Competent Authority. Also, candidates are advised not to believe any such Examination Schedule being circulated on social media,” the official notice said.
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The schedule for MHT CET examinations will only be available on the official website, mahacet.org, soon.
The state government had announced last month that the entrance exam for engineering, pharmacy and architecture courses will be held between September 4 and 10, however, no admit cards for the exam have been released as yet. For Management, Computer Science, Architecture and Hotel Management courses, CETs were to be held from August 26 onward.
The Maharashtra government had earlier said that there will be no Common Entrance Test (CET) for non-professional programmes and admission to Arts, Science and Commerce colleges will be on the basis of the marks secured by the student in Class 12.
Once the schedule is announced, the examination will be held at various centres across Maharashtra as well as outside Maharashtra in online mode as a Computer-Based Test for both the groups — PCM and PCB — separately.
MHT CET exam is conducted for three papers – Paper 1 (Mathematics), Paper 2 (Physics, Chemistry) and Paper 3 (Biology). Each section of the paper will carry 100 marks and the duration to solve each subject will be 90 minutes.
The MHT CET 2021 will be conducted in two phases- the first phase will be for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) and the second phase will be in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (PCM).
The raw scores secured by candidates will be normalized by the Cell. The normalization formula and percentile calculation method will be released later and the result for MHT CET will be prepared accordingly.
