MAH MArch CET

No. The candidates will not be able to request for a review of their obtained MAH MArch CET score. Since the authorities will carefully prepare the MAH MArch CET result, they will not accept requests to correct or review the scores. In case of any other mistakes, the candidates can contact the authorities immediately. However, the scores will remain the same as allotted by the authorities.

MAH MArch CET result will be declared online. To access the result of MAH MArch CET, the candidates will have to visit the official website and log in using their application number and date of birth. The authorities will not announce the MAH MArch CET result in any other mode. Once the result is displayed on the screen, the candidates will have to download it and print it out for future use.

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their MAH MArch CET admit card. Along with the admit card, the candidates will also have to provide their valid photo identity proof. Some of the identity proofs that the authorities will accept at the exam centre are - Aadhaar Card/PAN Card/Voter ID/Passport/Driving license/any Govt. approved identity proof. The candidates will be required to bring only one valid identity proof with the MAH MArch CET admit card.

To download the MAH MArch CET admit card, the candidates will have to visit the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org. Next, the candidates will have to provide the required credentials to access the MAH MArch CET admit card. The credentials requried to download the admit card of MAH MArch CET are the candidate's registered email ID and password. If the candidates have forgotten their login credentials, then they can re-generate them by clicking on the 'I forgot my password' link.

MAH MArch CET admit card will not be released offline. Candidates will be able to access the MAH MArch CET admit card online at cetcell.mahacet.org. The authorities will not use the email or post office to sent the admit card to the registered candidates. At the official website, the candidates will have to log in using the required credentials to download the admit card of MAH MArch CET. A print out of the admit card has to be taken for future use.

Yes. Revision is a very important part of the MAH MArch CET preparation process. Candidates are advised to regularly revise whatever they have studied to have a fewer chances of forgetting the important topics. Regularl revision will also help the candidates underestand the difficult concepts on a deeper level so that the candidates are able to attempt any type of questions prepared by the authorities. 

While preparing the timetable for MAH MArch CET, the candidates will have to ensure that the syllabus is covered before the examination date. This should be done so that there is ample time for revision. The slots for different subjects and topics should be mixed and prepared carefully so that the studying process does not feel monotonous. Mock tests and revision should be included in the daily study routine. Candidates should also include breaks in-between intense studying sessions.

Yes. Mock tests are considered important for the MAH MArch CET preparation. Through the mock test, the candidates will be able to track their progress and become familiar with how the entrance exam will be held. By regularly attempting mock tests, the candidates will be able to identify their commonly made mistakes and rectify them so that the same does not happen during the exam. Mock tests also help the candidates boost their time management skills.

MAH MArch CET paper will consist of objective multiple-choice questions. The total number of questions in the paper is 50. The candidates will have to attempt 10 questions from each topic - Building Technology, Environment, Architecture History and Humanities, Settlement, Design and Planning and Current Architecture Practice. Candidates are advised to attempt all questions to increase their chances of performing well in the exam.

The official marking scheme of MAH MArch CET is released online. Candidates are advised to check the marking scheme carefully so that they know how their papers will be marked by the authorities. For every correct answer, 2 marks will be allotted. There is no negative marking i.e., no marks will be deducted for incorrect answers. Since there is no negative marking, the candidates are advised to answer as many questions as possible to raise their chance of scoring high.