CET Related Information & Link

 Documents and required for filling Maha CET online forms:

To quickly submit the CET form, one should have the following information at hand. Please read them carefully.  


1. Full Name as per SSC & HSC mark sheet

2. Mother's Name

3. Mother tongue

4. Full Adress:

5. Mobile number:

6. Date of Birth:

7. Email address (with password)

8. SSC & HSC mark sheet pictures

9. SSC percentage

10. HSC percentage

11. HSC total marks

12. HSC obtained marks

13. Passport size photographs (or click a photograph against a white background and send)

14. Sign on a blank page (without lines) with dark pen and send

15. Identity card: Aadhar or pan card photograph

16. Own UPI payment app for payment

17. Caste Certificate If applicable


Other FAQs 

Where to apply?


When the generally applications start?

January - February every year. Please visit the official website of exact information. 

When are the CETs held?

February - March every year. Exam wise date may differ.  

Where are the CETs held? 

The CET cell asks candidates to select any three centers from the given list. The cell gives any one of the three centers. The final center will be mentioned on your hall tickets. 

My TY result is not declared. Can I apply?

Yes. There comes an option of appearing / appeared. 

When do they release the admit cards?

8 to 15 days before the scheduled exams. (The candidates are notified through email and WhatsApp message, yet it is advised to check the CET cell portal.)


When do they declare the result?

Generally, in the month of May. (The candidates are notified through email and WhatsApp message).



What is to be done after the result?

Wait for the opening of the CAP round, once opened you can apply at the college / institution of your choice. Then they publish merit list. 

Any documents are required at the CAP round? 

All certificates and marksheets from SSC to Graduation. It is advised to apply for Non-Creamy Layer, Income Certificate, Caste Validity certificates in the month of April itself. 

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