MAH MCA CET Objection Redressal; 4 Questions Dropped, 2 Marks Awarded

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has released the official objection redressal report for MAH MCA CET 2026 on May 11, 2026. The report details the outcome of objections raised by candidates against questions in the examination held on March 30, 2026. Out of six unique questions, four have been dropped with 2 marks awarded to all candidates, one answer key has been updated, and one question remains unchanged.

This objection redressal process demonstrates the CET Cell's commitment to ensuring fairness and accuracy in the examination. Candidates who raised objections during the designated window from April 30 to May 2, 2026 can now review the final decisions through the objection tracker available on the official website at mahacet.org.

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Objection Redressal Summary

The objection redressal report covers questions from two sections of the examination. In the Logical Abstract Reasoning section, five unique questions were objected by candidates, of which four were found to be valid. In the Computer Concepts section, one question was objected and found to be valid. The CET Cell's academic committee reviewed each objection based on the evidence provided and official answer keys.

The final decisions include dropping four questions with 2 marks awarded to all candidates, updating the answer key for one question, and maintaining the original answer for one question. These decisions ensure that candidates are not disadvantaged by any ambiguous or incorrect questions in the examination.

Detailed Objection Redressal Outcomes

Eligibility and Exam Pattern

Candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree from any stream with at least 50% aggregate marks to be eligible for MAH MCA CET 2026. Final-year students are also eligible to appear for the examination. The examination assesses candidates' logical reasoning, verbal ability, and computer knowledge required for MCA programmes.

The exam pattern includes multiple-choice questions with four options for each question. Candidates must select the correct option using the computer mouse. The examination is designed to test conceptual understanding and problem-solving abilities essential for postgraduate computer applications education.

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Impact on Results and Counselling

The objection redressal decisions will be reflected in the final result calculation. Candidates who were awarded 2 marks for dropped questions will see their scores updated accordingly. The final result will be declared after incorporating all objection redressal decisions. Following result declaration, the counselling process for seat allotment in various MCA colleges across Maharashtra will commence.

Conclusion

The MAH MCA CET 2026 objection redressal report demonstrates the examination authority's commitment to fairness and accuracy. Candidates should check the objection tracker to verify the status of their objections. The final results incorporating these decisions will be declared soon, followed by the counselling process. Candidates are advised to monitor the official website at cetcell.mahacet.org for further updates regarding result declaration and counselling schedules.

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