Status (as of 16 October 2026): The MHT CET 2027 application form has not opened yet. The steps below follow the official MHT CET 2026 process and will be updated when the 2027 brochure is released.

The MHT CET application is fully online on the State CET Cell’s candidate portal. There is no offline form. The process takes about 30–45 minutes if you have your documents ready.

Step-by-Step: How to Fill the MHT CET Application Form

1. Go to the official portal. Open cetcell.mahacet.org and click the MHT CET registration link for the current year.

2. New registration. Enter your name (exactly as on your Class 10 certificate), date of birth, mobile number and email ID. Create a password and note your login credentials.

3. Identity verification. In 2026, Aadhaar and APAAR ID verification was done through DigiLocker. Keep the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar handy for the OTP.

4. Fill personal and academic details. Enter category, candidature details, Class 10 and Class 12 details, and choose your group: PCM, PCB or both.

5. Choose attempts and exam preferences. In 2026, candidates could register for the first attempt, the second attempt or both. Select your preferred medium (English, Marathi or Urdu) and the exam centre preferences asked in the form.

6. Upload photo and signature. In 2026 the photograph had to be 2 × 2 inches and between 100 KB and 5 MB. Follow the exact specifications given in the brochure for your year.

7. Pay the fee online. Pay through debit card, credit card, net banking or UPI as available on the portal.

8. Print the confirmation. Download and keep the submitted application and payment receipt safe.

Edit and Correction Window

In 2026, the CET Cell issued an edit facility notice on 4 March 2026, allowing registered candidates to correct certain details. Not every field may be editable, so double-check name, date of birth, category and group before final submission.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Name spelling different from your Class 10 / Aadhaar records.

• Selecting only PCM and later wanting a pharmacy seat with a PCB score (or vice versa).

• Uploading a blurry or old photograph — the same photo is used on your admit card.

• Waiting for the last day — portals slow down and late registration can cost an extra fee.

Key Takeaways

• The MHT CET form is filled online only on the CET Cell portal.

• In 2026, identity was verified through DigiLocker (Aadhaar and APAAR).

• You can choose PCM, PCB or both, and one or both attempts.

• An edit window was given in 2026, but check details carefully before submitting.

Pro Tip: Use a personal mobile number and email that you will keep active till CAP ends in September — all CET and CAP alerts go to these.

Source: MHT CET 2026 Information Brochure and notices, State CET Cell, Maharashtra

Frequently Asked Questions

Status (as of 16 October 2026): The MHT CET 2027 fee has not been announced. The table shows the official MHT CET 2026 fee.

The MHT CET application fee is charged per attempt. In 2026, candidates could appear in one or both attempts, and the fee depended on their category.

MHT CET 2026 Application Fee

Other Fees You May Pay During the MHT CET Cycle

Payment Tips

• Pay only through the official candidate login. The CET Cell does not collect fees by phone, email or through agents.

• If money is debited but the status shows “unpaid”, wait for the bank to update before paying again, and contact the official helpline.

• The fee is generally non-refundable, so confirm your group and attempt choices before paying.

Key Takeaways

• MHT CET 2026 fee: ₹1,300 per attempt for Open/OMS and ₹1,000 for Maharashtra reserved, EWS, PwD and others.

• Both attempts cost ₹2,600 or ₹2,000.

• Answer key objections and CAP registration have separate fees.

Pro Tip: If you belong to a Maharashtra reserved category, keep your caste certificate ready at the time of registration to claim the lower fee — and to avoid problems later in CAP.

Source: MHT CET 2026 Information Brochure, State CET Cell, Maharashtra; CAP 2026-27 Information Brochure; 2026 news reports for objection and CAP fees (secondary)

Frequently Asked Questions