City
Epaper

Online registration for MHT-CET-2025 commenced

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: December 31, 2024 19:15 IST

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: The online registration process for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) commenced on Tuesday for the ...

Open in App

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: The online registration process for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) commenced on Tuesday for the aspirants of Engineering, Pharmacy and Agriculture undergraduate courses admissions in the State.

The last date of online registration and confirmation of application form is February 15. With the late fees of Rs 500, candidates can apply online and confirm the application form between February 16 and 22. The fees can be paid through online mode upto February 23, 2025. The SCETC appealed to the students, parents and institutions to go through the registration schedule and information brochure for this examination made available on its official portal.

Those who will qualify the MHT-CET will be eligible for the admissions to professional courses in Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy, B and M-Planning (Integrated) and Agricultural for the academic year 2025-26. The test will be held at the various examination centers within and outside the State.

Box

Schedul of test

--There are two groups in the CET.

--The first group belongs to students of HSC with Phyiscs, Chemistry and Biology (PCB) while another group is of students of Phyiscs, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM).

--The aspirants of PCB group will take their test between April 9 and 17 (excluding April 10 and 14).

--The candidates of PCM will appear for the examination from April 19 to 27 (excluding April 24)

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalAmnesty report exposes Pak govt’s mass surveillance of phones, computers: Report

NationalAmnesty report exposes Pak govt’s mass surveillance of phones, computers: Report

NationalHimachal Governor distributes relief material among flood-hit

Technology'My brain is worth Rs 200 crore a month, I don't stoop low': Gadkari's sharp retort to E20 fuel detractors

Business'My brain is worth Rs 200 crore a month, I don't stoop low': Gadkari's sharp retort to E20 fuel detractors

Aurangabad Realted Stories

AurangabadOver 20 of 39 drug peddlers face serious charges; MRs, traders caught again

AurangabadBusinessman’s wife threatened with death over financial dispute

Aurangabad‘Kaichi’ shifted to Nagpur jail under MPDA Act

AurangabadYoung man’s throat cut by wire

AurangabadFormer medical drivers masterminded drug racket