The MAH CET stands for “Maharashtra common entrance exam”, which measures a student’s aptitude for logical reasoning and arithmetic. An MCT score of 70% or better is required for applicants to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) admission exam.
Both Marathi and English are used for the exam. General and OMR are the two papers that make up the exam. One hundred questions make up the General paper, whereas 200 questions make up the OMR paper.
The 2 hours 30 minutes long computer-based MAH CET 2023 entrance test is required for enrollment in one of the 300 B-schools in Maharashtra. Two hundred questions in MCQ style make up the MH-CET exam.
The Mumbai-based Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education oversees its administration.