Is the MAH BEd CET exam tough for an average student?
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The MAH BEd CET is a BEd annual entrance test which is conducted to assess candidate's eligibility to take the BEd course. It ios not a tough exam, however due to the high competitive level of the exam it becomes a bit stiff to qualify in the exam. If you are an average student and have prepader well, you will find the exam easy. All you will need is brush up the basics and practice the past year question papers.
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No, the difficulty ranges from easy to medium. The candidate has to prepare well in class 12 and use reference books to cover some additional topics, and you can easily clear the exam.
It depends on the candidate's category, cut-off for that year, and the competition for the exam. For the 2025 session, the highest cut-off was 87-79. You can use MAH BEd CET college predictor to analysis https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-and-education/mah-bed-cet-college-predictor
There are a total of 590 top B.Ed colleges in Maharashtra that provide admission through MAH CET score. Out of which, some of them are mentioned below in the table along with their total tuition fees:
| College Name | Tution fee |
|---|---|
| Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University | INR 28,000 - 84,200 |
| St. Xavier's Institute of Education | INR 27,800 |
| S.N.D.T. College of Education | INR 26,480 |
| MIT School of Education and Research, MIT-ADT University | INR 1.25 Lakh |
| St. Teresas Institute Of Education | INR 27,800 |
Note: This information is sourced from the official website of the institute and may vary.
For the 2025 session, the last date for MAH CET BEd admission in Maharashtra was November 4. The State Common Entrance Test Cell is conducting the extended institutional counselling round. This is a last chance for candidates to get admission.
After receiving objections from candidates, the exam authority reviews them thoroughly A panel of experts evaluates the objections, and if found valid, corrections are made to the provisional answer key. The final answer key is then released, which is used to calculate the exam results.
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