Maharashtra MAH BDesign CET 2023 registration ends today
Applicants willing to register for MAH BDesign CET 2023 can register online at bdesign2023.mahacet.org.
Mridusmita Deka | April 10, 2023 | 09:37 AM IST
NEW DELHI: The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell will close the Bachelor of Design Education application today, April 10. The last date to pay the MAH CET application fee BDes CET 2023 is however April 11. Applicants willing to register for MAH BDesign CET can apply online at bdesign2023.mahacet.org.
All the candidates who passed or are appearing Class 12 or equivalent examination with minimum aggregate marks of 45% (40% for reserved category, EWS and PWD candidates) and have Indian Nationality are eligible for appearing for MAH BDesign CET 2023. There is no age limit for admission and appearing to MAH BDesign CET 2023.
MAH BDesign CET Application: How To Apply
- Go to bdesign2023.mahacet.org
- Click on the designated application link
- Fill the application form with details including personal information and education details
- Submit and download the application form
The MAH BDesign CET 2023 will be conducted at various test centers across Maharashtra. The eligible candidates can select the examination center of their choice while filling the online application form. The center once allotted to the candidate will not be changed under any circumstances.
MAH BDesign CET 2023 Exam Pattern
The MAH BDesign CET 2023 will be held for two papers for 100 marks each.
|
Paper |
Subject |
Number of Questions |
Marks per question |
Total marks |
|
Paper 1 |
Part A: MCQ based-questions |
70 |
40 questions x 1 mark
|
100 |
|
Paper 2 |
Part B: Sketching skill-based, problem solving ability |
2 |
1 question x 40 marks
|
100 |
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