Maharashtra MHT-CET 2019 application, expected exam dates released
New Delhi : The Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra has announced the tentative schedule for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) 2019. The entrance exams are likely to begin in March and will be completed by July or August. The entrance examinations will be conducted for 16 various programmes offered at institutes in Maharashtra.
MHT CET 2019: Check expected schedule
MAH-MBA/ MMS CET: March 9, 10, 2019
MAH MCA CET: March 23, 2019
MAH LLB (5 years: April 21, 2019
MAH CET (Bachelor in Engineering or Technology/ Bachelor in Pharmacy): May 2 to 13, 2019
MAH AAC CET (Practical exam)- May 19, CET: May 20, 2019
MAH-M.Arch. CET for Master of Architecture – May 18, 2019
B.Ed./M.Ed. CET for B.Ed./M.Ed. Integrated 3 year’s course: May 22, 2019
MAH M.P.Ed. CET for Master of Physical Education: CET on May 24 and Field test from May 25 to May 26, 2019
MAH BA/B.Sc. B.Ed. CET for B.A./B.Sc.-B.Ed. Integrated 4 year’s course: May 27, 2019
MAH M.Ed. CET for Master of Education: May 31, 2019
MAH LLB (3 years) CET for Bachelor of Legislative Law: May 11, 2019
MAH B.Ed. & B.Ed. ELCT CET for Bachelor of Education (general and Special): May 8, 9, 2019
MAH-M. HMCT CET for Master of Hotel Management and Catering Technology: May 18, 2019
MAH- B.HMCT CET for Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology: May 20, 2019
MAH B.P.Ed. CET for Bachelor of Physical Education: CET on May 21 and Field test from May 22 to May 23, 2019
PGP/PGO/PGASLP/MSc (P and O) CET for Master of Physiotherapy/Occupational Therapy/ Audio Speech language Pathology/ Prosthetics and Orthotics: July/ August 2019.
MHT CET 2019 exam pattern
The question paper of MHT CET generally contains questions from Class 11 syllabus. The overall terms and conditions still remain the same. The exam will still be divided in three papers, with a total of 250 questions. Candidates will still need to appear in the same way as they used to appear in 2017, as per the course opted by them. 20 per cent weightage will be given to class 11 syllabus while major focus will be on class 12 syllabus (80 per cent). Last year, nearly 3.89 lakh candidates registered for the exam of which 3.76 appeared.
