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MAHACET Announces Grievance Schedule for Higher Education 2024

In a recent notification from the Government of Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell, Mumbai, candidates aspiring for courses in higher education for the Academic Year 2024-25 are informed about the grievance schedule for B.Ed-M.Ed, M.Ed, B.P.Ed, and M.P.Ed programs.

MAHACET Schedule Key Points:

Objection Tracker: Candidates will have access to the 'OBJECTION TRACKER' in their login for the first time. This feature allows tracking objections on questions and answers provided in the Common Entrance Test.

Important Dates:

Display of Question Paper, Responses, and Correct Answer Key: 27/03/2024

Submission of Candidate Grievances/Objections: 27/03/2024 to 29/03/2024

Grievance Submission: Candidates must submit objections through their login within the specified schedule. A fee of Rs. 1000/- per question/objection is applicable, payable online through the candidate login.

Equated Score: The notification emphasizes that results of CET examinations conducted in multiple sessions will be based on 'EQUATED SCORE.' Candidates should be aware that their actual raw score may differ from the equated score.

Important Note: Candidates are advised to adhere to the grievance schedule and make any objections within the stipulated timeframe. Additionally, they should take note of the equated score system while interpreting their results.

This announcement aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the examination process, providing candidates with an opportunity to address any concerns they may have regarding the Common Entrance Test.