MAH CET 2021: Official notice released for exam dates; Check details at mba2021.mahacet.org
Authorities say the notice circulating in social media regarding the MAH CET exam date 2021 is fake. Keep tracking the MAH CET website - mba2021.mahacet.org for all official updates.
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Try NowSundararajan | September 6, 2021 | 04:26 PM IST
NEW DELHI:
A fake ‘notice’ mentioning the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MAH CET 2021) exam schedule is being spread on social media platforms. Maharashtra State CET cell has released an official notification regarding the MAH CET 2021 exam date and schedule. In this notice, the State Cell Commission has clarified that the date of MAH CET exam 2021 on social media is not official, the schedule for MAH CET 2021 exams will soon be available only on the official website -
mba2021.mahacet.org
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MAH CET 2021 Admit Card Released
The fake notice regarding the MAH CET dates 2021 confused the management aspirants. The Maharashtra CET cell urges the candidates not to believe any fake rumors and keep checking the official MAH CET 2021 website for all the latest updates. All major updates such as exam date, admit card release date , the result date will be announced only on the MAH CET official website 2021.
Official notice regarding MBA MAH CET 2021 exam date
Maharashtra CET 2021 Dates
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MAH CET events |
MAH CET dates |
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MAH CET 2021 registration last date |
August 16, 2021 |
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Release of MAH MBA CET 2021 admit card |
September 10, 2021 (Tentative) |
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MAH CET exam dates 2021 |
September 26, 2021 (Tentative) |
MAH CET admit card 2021
The Maharashtra CET 2021 admit card for MBA is expected to be released tentatively on September 10. Students will be able to download the MAH CET MBA admit card from the official website. For downloading the hall ticket of the MAH CET MBA entrance exam, candidates will have to enter their CET application number and password.
If candidates have any doubts or queries regarding CET MAH 2021, they can get in touch with the MAH CET help desk. Students can connect on the provided helpline number from 10 am to 6 pm.
MAH CET helpline number: 022-22016157/ 59/ 53/ 34/ 19/ 28
About MAH CET 2021
Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MAH CET 2021) is a state-level entrance examination conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. This yearly management entrance test is held to shortlist candidates for admission to MBA programmes offered by various B-Schools across Maharashtra. Nearly 10 lakh candidates are expected to appear for the Maharashtra CET 2021.
MAH CET 2021 is a 150 minutes computer-based test (online) that consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) from four different sections i.e Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension.
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