MHT CET 2021 admit card today; Download hall ticket at mhtcet2021.mahacet.org
Mohit Dhyani | September 12, 2021 | 12:04 PM IST | 2 mins read
The State CET Cell, Maharashtra is going to release the MHT CET 2021 admit card today at mhtcet2021.mahacet.org. Check steps to download the MHT CET admit card here.
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NEW DELHI:
The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will release the MHT CET 2021 admit card today at mhtcet2021.mahacet.org. MHT CET admit card date 2021 is September 12, 2021. Applicants will be able to download their admit card of MHT CET 2021 by entering their application number and password. The last date to download the MHTCET admit card 2021 is October 1, 2021.
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Candidates must carry the MHT CET admit card 2021 along with one valid ID proof on the exam day. Candidates who filled the application form will be able to download the MHT CET admit card 2021 by using their login credentials. Below are the steps to download MHT CET hall tickets.
How to download MHT CET 2021 admit card?
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Visit the MHT CET official website- mhtcet2021.mahacet.org
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Click on the MHT CET admit card download link from the homepage.
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Enter the login credentials in the required fields.
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Check all details mentioned in the hall ticket.
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Download the MHT CET admit card 2021 for future reference.
Candidates are suggested to download the Maharashtra CET 2021 admit card and keep it safe for future use. The admit card of MHT CET 2021 will contain the candidate's personal details along with the exam date, time and venue. MHT CET hall ticket will also have COVID19 instructions that each applicant must follow without fail.
MHT CET 2021 Admit Card- COVID19 Guidelines
MHT CET 2021 exam is scheduled to be conducted from September 20 to October 1, 2021. Candidates should follow the below given instruction while appearing for the Maharashtra CET 2021 exam.
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Applicants will be allowed to carry their face mask, hand sanitizer and transparent water bottle inside the MHT CET exam hall.
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Candidates will be required to remove their face mask at the time of verification.
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The face mask needs to be worn throughout the exam.
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Candidates must carry COVID-19 declaration form along with the MHT CET 2021 admit card.
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