Maharashtra MAH CET 2021: Students to move Bombay HC over discrepancies in MBA exam

NEW DELHI: Students have complained about several discrepancies in the Maharashtra MAH CET 2021 conducted on September 16, 17, and 18, 2021, for MBA admission.

The Maharashtra Students Welfare Association (MSWA), a state-based students group, in a letter to the minister for higher and technical education Uday Samant, told that "thousands of students could be harmed due to non-compliance with the guidelines in the MBA admission process and also requested for a positive decision in this regard".

Several students also took to social media to raise complaints against the MAH CET 2021 exam. Many students highlighted the change in exam pattern on the day of the exam and that many questions were out of the syllabus. Some students have also decided to move the Bombay High Court to seek justice, as per reports.

#MBA #mba2021

आज राज्याचे उच्च व तंत्र शिक्षण मंत्री उदय सामंत यांना पत्र लिहून MBA प्रवेश प्रक्रियेमध्ये मार्गदर्शक तत्त्वांचे पालन न झाल्या मुळे हजारो विद्यार्थ्यांचे नुकसान होऊ शकते या बाबत ची माहिती दिली व या बाबत त्वरित सकारात्मक निर्णय घ्यावा अशी विनंती सुद्धा केली. pic.twitter.com/re0IYdcOfx

— MAHARASHTRA STUDENTS WELFARE ASSOCIATION ( MSWA ) (@mswaofficial) September 23, 2021

An MBA aspirant, in a tweet, said, “I appeared in MBA CET Slot 6, in Devgiri College, Aurangabad. More than 15 questions I couldn't see on my display. It happened with everybody in my hall. Sir Please we request you to please conduct a re-exam for the particular centre.”

@meudaysamant
I appeared in MBA CET Slot 6
In Devgiri college Aurangabad
More than 15 questions I couldn't see on my Display it happened with everybody in my hall.
Sir Please we request U to please conduct ReExam for the perficular center

— Vishwajeet Dhuppe (@vishwajeetdhupp) September 24, 2021

“Sir, MBA/MMS Cet conducted this year was an utter piece of shame. The syllabus and pattern with respect to the number of questions for each section were messed up. This led to a lot of chaos and uncertain performance. Please take some strict action against it," a student said.

@samant_uday Sir, MBA/MMS Cet conducted this year was an utter piece of shame
The syllabus and pattern with respect to number of questions for each section was messed up
This led to a lot of chaos and uncertain performance
Please take some strict action against it@OfficeofUT ?

— Adarsh (@iam_trulyAdarsh) September 23, 2021

Speaking about the change in pattern, another student cpmplained, "We Appeared for MBA CET exams on 16-17-18 sept and DTE changed the pattern on the day itself. Many students left job for preparation and are in stress now. Please help and support us."

@NiteshNRane @Dev_Fadnavis
Please support @kaustubhkokate2
Sir is fighting for Us.We Appeared for MBA CET exams on 16-17-18 sept and DTE changed the pattern on the day itself.Many students left job for preparation and are in stress now.
Please help and support us.@raosahebdanve

— Gaurav Dhamale (@GauravDhamale5) September 20, 2021

Sir, didn't take a job and worked hard for 2+ years to get in dream MBA college. And 1.2 lakh+ get CET paper without a standard pattern. We want RE-EXAM with a standard pattern, please. Hardworking students need JUSTICE." a student said.

Sir, didn't take a job and worked hard for 2+ years to get in dream MBA college. And 1.2 lakh+ get CET paper without standard pattern. We want RE-EXAM with standard pattern please. Hardworking students need JUSTICE.@samant_uday @CMOMaharashtra #MBACET2021 https://t.co/5GkaxZvDD4

— Tab (@Tab20734420) September 19, 2021

The MAH CET 2021 results will be declared on October 20, 2021. The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra had announced that it will try to complete the MAH CET MBA admission process by November 2. After the MAH CET centralized admission process (CAP) round 2021, the students will be allotted an MBA seat in the assigned college on the basis of overall performance which includes MAH MBA CET 2021 score, past academic performance, and work experience.

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