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MHT CET 2027 Exam Centre Allotment

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13 Oct 2026

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Download Mobile APP MHT CET 2027 Exam Centre Allotment – District Choice May Be Removed, College PIN Code Rule Proposed Maharashtra State CET Cell is considering a new MHT CET 2027 exam centre allotment system. Candidates may no longer be able to choose their examination district, as centres could be assigned using their Class 12 college PIN code. The proposal is awaiting approval from the Maharashtra Higher and Technical Education Department. Updated October 13, 2026 06:02 PM by Mahalakshmi Karunakaran Follow Follow FJA on WhatsApp Instagram Telegram Share Copy link WhatsApp Facebook X (Twitter) Telegram Email Reddit Add Us Add FJA on Google Preferred Source Google News Add FreeJobAlert on Google: Google Discover Join us Add as a preferred source on Google The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell is considering a new MHT CET 2027 Exam Centre Allotment system. Under the proposal, candidates may no longer be allowed to choose their preferred examination district. Instead, exam centres could be allotted based on the PIN code of the college where they completed Class 12. MHT CET 2027 Exam Centre Allotment - Overview Particulars Details Exam Name Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) 2027 Admission Courses Engineering and Pharmacy Exam Centre Allotment Update New System Proposed Proposed Allotment Basis Class 12 College PIN Code Proposed Policy Document Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Approval Authority Higher and Technical Education Department, Maharashtra Official Website cetcell.mahacet.org Register for Job Alerts MHT CET 2027 Exam Centre Allotment - What Are the Proposed New Rules? The Maharashtra CET Cell is considering changing how examination centres are assigned to MHT CET 2027 candidates. The proposed system would use the PIN code of the candidate's Class 12 college as an important factor in determining the examination centre or allotted area. Two main changes are being considered: District Choice: Candidates may no longer be allowed to ind