MAH-MBA-CET

The MAH MBA CET exam date 2027 can change, because the January notice calls the dates tentative. In practice, both 2026 attempts were held exactly as announced, even though the registration deadline was extended twice. In 2023, a re-exam was held on May 6.

The MAH MBA CET result date 2027 is expected in the last week of May 2027 for the first attempt and the second week of June 2027 for the second. In 2026, results came on May 30 and June 12, faster than in 2024 and 2025.

The MAH MBA CET exam timings in 2026 were 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM for the morning session and 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM for the evening session. The test lasts 150 minutes, but candidates should plan for about four hours at the centre.

The reporting time for MAH MBA CET was 7:30 AM for the morning session and 12:30 PM for the evening session in 2026. The gate closed an hour later, at 8:30 AM and 1:30 PM. Candidates who report late are not allowed to take the exam.

The MAH MBA CET second attempt date 2027 is expected in the second week of May 2027, about a month after the first attempt. In 2026, the second attempt was held on May 9 in two sessions, 31 days after the first attempt ended on April 8.

The MAH MBA CET exam date 2027 has not been announced yet. Based on the 2026 calendar, the first attempt is expected in the first half of April 2027 and the second attempt in the second week of May 2027. MAH CET Cell will confirm the dates in its registration notice.

No, there is no official topic-wise MAH MBA CET syllabus. The State CET Cell's brochure describes what each area tests and gives sample questions, but it lists no topics or topic weightage. Topic lists, including those in this MAH MBA CET Syllabus 2027 guide, come from analyses of previous papers.

No, the MAH MBA CET syllabus does not include general knowledge or current affairs. The exam tests only Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension. This sets it apart from XAT and CMAT, which have general knowledge sections.

MAH MBA CET abstract reasoning asks 25 figure-based questions, such as series completion, analogies, odd one out, counting figures, mirror images and paper folding. All five sample questions in the official brochure are figure series, and the section was rated easy in every 2026 slot.

The MAH MBA CET syllabus for quantitative aptitude covers arithmetic (percentages, ratio, profit and loss, time and work, time-speed-distance), numbers, algebra, geometry and mensuration, and data interpretation. In the 2026 Slot 1 paper, 24 of the 50 questions were arithmetic and 10 were data interpretation.