RESULTS OF MAH MEd CET 2026 ANNOUNCED BY THE STATE CET ; STUDENTS WHO APPEARED FOR THE EXAM CAN VIEW THEIR SCORES

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, has officially announced the results for the MAH MEd CET 2026 and the integrated 3-year BEd-MEd CET 2026. Candidates who appeared for these competitive state-level entrance examinations can now access their final scores and download their official scorecards. The official scorecards can be reviewed at cetcell.mahacet.org 

How to Access and Download the Scorecard

Candidates are required to use their individual login credentials to review their results. The step-by-step process includes:

• Go to the official Maharashtra CET Cell portal.
• Click on the result link of the MEd CET or BEd-MEd CET exam. 
• Enter the registered application number and the password.
• View the scorecard with entire details like a candidate's section-wise performance, total marks obtained, overall rank, and whether a candidate has qualified for the exam. 
• Candidates are advised to print their scorecards, as they are mandatory documents for the upcoming verification rounds.

What can a candidate do with their scores in this test?

• MAH MEd CET: Designed for candidates seeking admission to the traditional 2-year Master of Education (M.Ed.) programme in Maharashtra. 
• MAH BEd-MEd CET: Designed for candidates entering the 3-year integrated Bachelor and Master of Education dual-degree program, which saves students one academic year compared to pursuing the degrees one after another. 

The evaluation metrics and final results have been evaluated based on a standardised normalisation process, and the final answer key is published after resolving candidate grievances.

Upcoming Centralized Admission Process (CAP) Timeline

With the scorecards now available, the State CET Cell will soon start the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for seat allocation from the admission process. The upcoming phases will involve online CAP registration, publication of provisional merit lists, choice filling (where candidates select their preferred colleges), and multi-round seat allotments based strictly on merit, category cutoffs, and seat availability.

How did the exam get shifted to computer-based mode?

Initially, the MAH M.Ed. CET was conducted as a traditional pen-and-paper, OMR-sheet-based test. However, as part of a massive modernization drive by the Directorate of Higher Education and the CET Cell to curb malpractices and speed up result declaration, the exam transitioned completely into an online Computer-Based Test (CBT).

Today, the exam is conducted across multiple digital centres statewide in both English and Marathi mediums. It comprises 100 multiple-choice questions covering core teaching ability, general knowledge, and the mental ability, notably featuring a format with no negative marking to fairly evaluate the pedagogical aptitude of future teacher-educators.