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MHT CET 2025: The correction window will be active from March 10 to 12, 2025 on the official website at mahacet.org.
MHT CET 2025: The exams will be held from March 19 to May 2 (Representative image/File)
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) has announced that candidates can edit their applications for courses under the PCM and PCB groups. This correction facility is available to those who have registered for MHT CET 2025 and have paid the examination fee. The correction window will be active from March 10 to 12, 2025 on the official website at mahacet.org.
During this period, candidates can edit details such as their name, date of birth, photograph, and gender. They can also make changes to their chosen groups, including adding a group with an additional late fee. Candidates can refer to the official notice for detailed instructions on how to make corrections.
MHT CET 2025 Application Correction Form: Steps To Edit
Step 1: Log on to MH CET’s official website, mahacet.org
Step 2: On the home page, select the CET link.
Step 3: Candidates will find the MHT CET 2025 link on the home page and a new page will open.
Step 4: Make modifications to the application form by logging into the account.
Step 5: Once finished, press submit.
Step 6: Save a physical copy of the page after downloading it in case you need it again.
The exams will be held from March 19 to May 2. As per the revised official schedule, the MAH MCA CET 2025 will be held on March 23, and the MAH- MBA/MMS-CET-2025 will be held on April 1, 2, and 3. The MAH-LLB-3 Year -CET 2025 will be held on March 20 and 21.
The MAH- MHT CET for the PCB group will be conducted between April 9 and 17 and the PCM group exams from April 19 to 27. For PCM students, there will be a total of 150 questions, and for PCB candidates, there will be 200 questions in multiple-choice question format.
To be eligible for MHT CET, a candidate must have received at least 45 per cent passing grade on their HSC or Class 12 exam, or any exam of a comparable level with physics, chemistry, and maths/ biology being compulsory subjects.
