Overview
- The State CET Cell published the provisional answer key, question papers and recorded response sheets for the PCM second attempt on Thursday, May 28, and opened a display window for challenges that closes on May 30.
- Candidates must log in to the MAHACET portal with their application or roll number to view or download their response sheets and the provisional key before filing objections.
- Objections must be submitted through the portal’s objection-tracking system with a non-refundable fee of ₹1,000 for each question challenged and supporting documents uploaded when required.
- The CET Cell will examine paid challenges after the May 30 deadline, then issue a final answer key that will be used to prepare and declare the MHT CET 2026 results.
- The second-attempt session drew heavy participation with 321,917 registrations and 285,038 attendees, and the display process follows an earlier PCM first-attempt key published on May 20 as part of the phased examination schedule.