MAH MCA CET 2020 hall ticket released at mahacet.org; know steps to download
Team Careers360 | October 21, 2020 | 06:16 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: The State Common Entrance Test Cell of Maharashtra has released the MAH MCA CET 2020 admit card online at mahacet.org. The hall ticket has been released on October 21 and the MAH MCA CET admit card last date is October 28, 2020 as per the authorities.
Candidates shall need their MAH MCA CET 2020 login credentials, i.e. registration number or roll number and password or date of birth to download the same. It shall be mandatory to carry the MAH MCA CET 2020 admit card on the date of examination for the purpose of verification.
Steps to MAH MCA CET hall ticket download
Candidates need to follow the steps mentioned below in order to download the MAH MCA CET 2020 admit card:
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Visit the official website at cetcell.mahaonline.org
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Click on the link to MAH MCA CET 2020
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Find the link to ‘Click here to download Hall Ticket’
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Candidate login portal will open
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Login using the MAH MCA CET registration number and password/ date of birth
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Enter the security code and click on ‘Login’ button.
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MAH MCA CET 2020 admit card shall appear on screen. Download and take a print out of the same
MAH MCA CET 2020 Dates
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Events |
Dates |
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Release of MAH MCA CET hall ticket |
October 21, 2020 |
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Last date of MAH MCA CET admit card download |
October 28, 2020 |
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MAH MCA CET 2020 |
October 28, 2020 |
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