MAH MHMCT CET 2025 application correction facility begins today; editable fields
Ayushi Bisht | February 24, 2025 | 02:09 PM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates can make changes in the MAH MHMCT CET 2025 application form through the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org.
NEW DELHI: The State Common Entrance Test Cell Maharashtra will open the Master of Hotel Management and Catering Technology Common Entrance Test (MAH MHMCT CET) 2024 application correction window from today, February 24. Successfully registered candidates can make changes in the MAH MHMCT CET 2025 application form through the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org.
As per the schedule, the MAH MHMCT CET 2025 application correction window will remain open till February 26.
“Several candidates have requested corrections through login, telephone, email, and in-person visits to the office. Considering the academic interests of these candidates, an online facility has been made available for them to modify the following details,” the official notice read.
MAH MHMCT CET Registration 2025: Editable fileds
Candidates will be able to make changes details such as their name, date of birth, photograph, signature, and gender through the official website. Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and date of birth to edit the MAH MHNCT CET 2025 application form .
The MAH MHMCT 2025 exam is tentatively scheduled to be held on March 27 at various centres across the state.The exams conducted for admission into postgraduate programs in Hotel Management and Catering Technology (MHMCT) offered by various colleges and institutes across the state of Maharashtra, serving as a gateway for students seeking a career in the hospitality industry within the region.
MAH MHMCT CET 2025 exam pattern
The MAH MHMCT CET 2025 will have 50 multiple-choice questions, each with four options. The test will be conducted in English and will have a duration of 60 minutes. As per the MAH MHMCT CET 2025 marking scheme, candidates will receive two marks for every correct response, with no negative marking.
The distribution of the questions and marks are as follows:
|
Sections |
Total questions |
Marks |
|---|---|---|
|
Food and Beverage Operation |
10 questions |
20 marks |
|
Food Production |
10 questions |
20 marks |
|
Rooms division |
10 questions |
20 marks |
|
English |
10 questions |
20 marks |
|
Hospitality Industry related |
10 questions |
20 marks |
|
Total |
50 questions |
100 marks |
Candidates who successfully completed the registration process will be issued the MAH MHMCT CET 2025 admit card. The authorities will release the MAH MHMCT admit card online on the official website. To download the MAH MHMCT CET admit card 2025, candidates have to use their registration number and password.
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