MHT CET 2027 notification expected soon; details on registration, syllabus, exam pattern

The State CET Cell, Maharashtra, is expected to release the official notification for MHT CET 2027 in October 2026. This notification will provide complete details regarding registration, examination dates, eligibility criteria, syllabus, exam pattern, and application fees for candidates aspiring to pursue higher education in the state.

The MHT CET is a crucial entrance examination for admissions in Maharashtra, which is India’s second-most populous state and largest economy. The State CET Cell is currently involved in inviting applications from subject matter experts for question paper setting and review for MAH-CET A.Y. 2027-28, as of October 2, 2026, indicating preparations for the upcoming academic year.

MHT CET 2027 Schedule and Application Process

While the detailed MHT CET 2027 schedule is yet to be announced, the notification will outline key dates for registration, admit card availability, and result declaration. The MHT CET 2027 application form will be activated online on the official website, cetcell.mahacet.org. Candidates will be required to complete all necessary steps to apply for the examination.

The CET Cell will publish a detailed MHT CET notification 2027 PDF, which will include guidelines, a step-by-step application process, category-wise application fees, and other essential information. The information brochure, also expected in October 2026, will offer complete details on the exam format, syllabus, and eligibility requirements.

Examination Pattern and Syllabus Details

The MHT CET 2027 examination will be conducted online as a Computer Based Test (CBT). For the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) Group, the question paper will comprise two sections: Section 1 for Physics and Chemistry, and Section 2 for Mathematics.

The MHT CET syllabus PDF will be published on the official website, covering Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The question paper will allocate 20% of its questions from the Class 11 syllabus and 80% from the Class 12 syllabus. For MHT CET 2026, the CET Cell conducted examinations for both PCM and PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) groups, and notably, two attempts were introduced, with separate notices published for each attempt.

Official Resources and Previous Year Context

All official updates and resources for MHT CET 2027 will be available on the State CET Cell’s official website, cetcell.mahacet.org. This portal serves as the primary source for information regarding the examination. The State CET Cell, Maharashtra, is expected to release the official notification for MHT CET 2027 in October 2026, which will provide thorough details for candidates.

On top of the MHT CET, the State Common Entrance Test Cell issued a notice for PGP/PGO/M.Sc.(SLP)/M.Sc.(Audio)& M.Sc.(P&O) CET-2026 on October 6, 2026. As of October 2, 2026, the State CET Cell is also inviting applications from subject matter experts for question paper setting and review for MAH-CET A.Y. 2027-28. For MHT CET 2026, the CET Cell conducted examinations for both PCM and PCB groups and introduced two attempts, publishing separate notices for each attempt.

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