MAH AAC CET Exam Date 2025: Check Registration Dates at cetcell.mahacet.org

Hi Anu,

Yes, you can select Indore as your exam center for MHT-CET. The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell allows candidates to choose exam centers outside Maharashtra, provided these are listed in the official brochure for that particular year.

Steps to Select Indore as the Exam Center:

1. During Registration :

   • While filling out the MHT-CET application form, you will have the option to choose your preferred exam center.
   • Look for Indore in the list of centers and select it as your preference.

2. Verify Availability :

   • Ensure that Indore is listed as an exam center in the official notification or brochure for MHT-CET. This is updated annually.

3. Submit the Application :

   • Complete the application process and verify the details before final submission.

4. Admit Card Check :

   • Once admit cards are issued, confirm that Indore has been assigned as your exam center.

Important Notes:

• Exam centers outside Maharashtra are typically limited, so apply early to increase your chances of getting your preferred center.
• Keep an eye on official notifications or updates regarding any changes in exam center policies.

For more details, you can visit the given link, or the official website of MHT CET.

Best wishes!

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Yes of course you can fill your form from obc category in MHT CET if you haven't use your caste certificate before like in your board exams But you must fulfill these conditions

If anyone is OBC but he comes under the CL (creamy layer) Section then he will not come under the OBC category. They are equal to general unreserved Category.so your category must fall under non creamy layer of OBC category.

So you have to be OBC-NCL (non creamy layer) for filling category OBC in MHT CET

Be prepared with your OBC-NCL caste certificate.you must obtain your category certificate before filing form.

If there is option of OBC-CL and if you are OBC-CL then you have to choose that option. If the option is unavailable then you have to choose general Category if you fall under OBC-CL.

GOOD LUCK!!

Hello aspirant,

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has made the MHT CET 2025 Syllabus pdf available for download.
Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology are the four courses covered in the MHT CET program. The MHT CET Syllabus 2025 Weightage PCM and PCB states that while only a few topics from class 11 will be covered in the exam, all of the topics from class 12 will be covered.
To get the complete syllabus and to know about the preparation guidance, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-syllabus

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MH CET law exam is divided in 5 sections which contains English logical reasoning general knowledge legal reasoning and mathematics
English (30 marks):

Vocabulary Building:
"30 Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary" by Norman Lewis
Grammar and Comprehension:
"MH-CET for Law Entrance Exam Guide (English)" by Arihant Experts
"MH-CET Law Entrance Exam Guide (English)" by GK Publications (Optional)
"Objective General English" by A P Bhardwaj (Optional)
"Quick Learning Objective General English" by RS Aggarwal (Optional)
Practice:
"Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHCET) for Law Entrance Exam Question Bank (English)" by Arihant Experts (Optional)
"Word Power Made Easy" by Norman Lewis (Optional)
General Knowledge/Current Affairs (30 marks):

Static GK:
"General Knowledge 2023, 2022, and 2021" by Arihant Publications
"Toprankers - Daily, weekly and Monthly current affairs" (Subscription Service)
Current Affairs:
"Yearly General Knowledge Book" by Pearson
"General Knowledge" books by Lucent Book House (Optional)
Newspapers:
The Telegraph
The Hindu
Economic Times
Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning (40 marks):

Core Concepts:
"MH-CET: Law for LLB (3-year & 5-year LLB)" by Adv. Rewati Mohite and Gajanan Shewalkar
"The Ultimate Guide to the LLB Entrance Examination" by M.A. Rashid and Nisa Fasil (Optional)
"Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning" by AP Bhardwaj
"Complete Guide to Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning" by Abhishek Krishna Gupta
Additional Resources:
"Legal GK for competitive examination" by Universal Publications (Optional)
"Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning" by AP Bhardwaj (Optional)
Logical Reasoning (40 marks):

Reasoning Skills:
"A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning" by RS Aggarwal
"A New Approach to Verbal and Analytical Reasoning" by Arihant
"Logical Reasoning for CLAT, SLAT, LSAT India and other law entrance exams" by Universal Publications (Optional)
"Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension" by Meenakshi Upadhyay & Arun Sharma (Optional)
"A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning" by RS Aggarwal (Optional)
"A New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal & Analytical" by BS Sijwali & Indu Sijwali (Optional)
Practice:
"501 challenging Logical Reasoning Practice book" (Optional)
Mathematics (30 marks):

Basic Math:
School Board Textbooks (Class 10-12)
NCERT Mathematics Textbooks (Class 10-12)
Practice:
"Fast Track Objective Arithmetic" by Arihant Publications (Optional)
"Taxmann's Mathematics for CLAT" by Shailesh Kumar (Optional)
"Objective Mathematics" by RD Sharma (Optional)
"Quantitative Aptitude ebook" by RS Aggarwal (Optional)

Best books for MH CET