MAH BHMCT CET

Exam Brief

The Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test (MAH HM CET) is a state-level entrance exam administered by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, for admission to Master’s level Hotel Management and Catering Technology (HMCT) programmes. MAH Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology Common Entrance Test determines admission to bachelor’s level (MAH BHMCT CET). 

Master of Hotel Management and Catering Technology Common Entrance Test is the exam for the Master’s level (MAH MHMCT CET).

MAH HM CET admits candidates to all colleges/universities offering BHMCT and MHMCT programmes that are approved and recognised by the Maharashtra government and affiliated with any of the state’s non-agricultural universities. The Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test (MAH HM CET) is an online entrance exam that is held in various cities throughout India. All Indian nationals are eligible to apply for MAH HM CET exam.

Brochure

Students can download the brochure or information handout and the user manual to better study the MAH HM CET exam pattern, syllabus, important dates, process of application, etc.

• User manual of MAH HM CET
• Information brochure of MAH HM CET

Exam Summary

Particulars	Details
Exam Name	Maharashtra Hotel Management Common Entrance Test (MAH HM CET)
Conducting Body	Government of Maharashtra state recruitment cell
Level of the Exam	State level
Frequency of the Exam	Every year
Eligibility Criteria	UG: Indian students Must have acquired a minimum of 45 percent in HSC (40 percent for reserved categories and PWD) PG: Indian students Bachelor’s degree in Hotel Management and Catering Technology with a minimum of 50% marks is required (45 percent for reserved categories and PWD)
Offering Courses	BHMCT CET: 4 years bachelor of hotel management and catering technology MHMCT CET: 2 years master of hotel management and catering technology
Syllabus of MAH HM CET	BHMCT CET: Reasoning (Verbal as well as Arithmetic), English Language & General Awareness MHMCT CET: Food and Beverage Operation, Food Production, Rooms division, English, and Hospitality Industry related
Exam Pattern	It is computer-based test (CBT) Questions asked in the exam are multiple-choice questions All questions are in English only There is no negative marking for incorrect answers BHMCT CET has 100 questions and each question carries one marks and to be answered in 90 mins MHMCT CET has 50 questions and each question carries 2 marks and to be answered in 60 mins
Exam Centres	Selected cities in Maharashtra State
Contact Details	Call: 022-22016153/57/59 Email: [email protected]
Official Website	https://cetcell.mahacet.org/

Official Website Link

https://cetcell.mahacet.org/

Latest Update

– The MAH HM CET 2022 result will be released by September 15, 2022. 

– The hall ticket of MAH -B.HMCT CET -2022 was available on the official website from August 11, 2022. Direct link to view the HM CET admit card.

Selection Process

MAH HM CET 2022 selection procedure is as follows:

• Make sure you are eligible for the course.
• Fill out the application form only if you meet all of the requirements for MHTCET HM admission exam.
• You must fill out the application form and download the entrance exam admit card.
• Examine MAH HM CET 2022.
• After the exam, look over the results.
• Become a part of the centralised admission process by registering (CAP).

Exam pattern details - Scoring pattern (+/- Marking)

MAH HM CET Exam Pattern 2022 has 100 multiple-choice questions in the CBT exam. MAH BHMCT CET questions are divided into three sections: Reasoning, English Language, and General Awareness.

• MAH HM CET lasts 90 minutes.
• MAH BHMCT CET is exclusively available in English.
• Negative marking is not available.

The Maharashtra government’s State Common Entrance Test Cell administers the Common Entrance Test (CET) for admission to various courses throughout the state. Those interested in pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Hotel Management and Catering Technology can take the exam (BHMCT).

Particulars	Details
Mode of Examination	Computer-based test (CBT)
Type of Question	Multiple Choice Questions (Objective type)
Medium	English
Number of Sections	BHMCT – 3 MHMCT – 5
Duration	BHMCT – 90 minutes (1 hour 30 minutes) MHMCT – 60 minutes (1 hour)
Number of Question	BHMCT – 100 MHMCT – 50
Maximum marks	100
Marking Scheme	BHMCT – +1 mark for correct response MHMCT – +2 marks for correct response

The distribution of questions in the UG and PG level examinations among all sections is as follows:

• Section-wise distribution of Questions in BHMCT
   

Name of Section	Number of Questions	Maximum Marks
English Language	40	40
Reasoning	30	30
General Knowledge and Awareness	30	30
Total	100	100

 

• Section-wise distribution of Questions in MHMCT
   

Name of Section	Number of Questions	Maximum Marks
Food and Beverage Operation	10	20
Food Production	10	20
Rooms Division	10	20
English	10	20
Hospitality Industry Related	10	20
Total	50	100

Exam pattern details - Total time

The total duration of MAH HM CET exam is different for BHMCT and MHMCT exams. The total duration of the BHMCT exam is 1.30 hours or 90 minutes, whereas the duration of the MHMCT exam is 1 hour or 60 minutes.

Exam Syllabus

The CET syllabus has four sections: Mathematics and Statistics, Logical/ Abstract Reasoning, English comprehension and verbal skills, and Computer Concepts, with a total of 200 marks and a 90-minute composite time.

• Topics to be Covered for MAH HM CET Exam

• Food and Beverage Operation: Food and Beverage Service Operations, related terminology, Inventory control, Food & Beverage equipment and infrastructure.
• Food Production: Food Production operations, Indian & International cuisines and related terminologies, Bakery and Confectionary, Hygiene and Safety standards, Kitchen equipment and Infrastructure
• Rooms Division: Housekeeping and front office operations and related terminologies, fabrics & textiles, Planning & designing of hospitality organisations, Laundry operations and procedures.
• English: Word meaning, comprehension, antonyms and synonyms, idioms and phrases, word spellings.
• Hospitality Industry: Types of tourism, hotel and restaurant brands and segments, Airlines, hospitality terms, hospitality-related organisations and regulatory bodies).
• Mathematics: General mathematical concepts like geometry, algebra, coordinate geometry and mensuration will be asked at a basic level.
• General Knowledge: The questions from Indian geometry, history, economics and the current affairs related to India and international relations are asked.

Logical Reasoning: The questions from the sections such as blood relations, coding-decoding, directions, puzzles etc. are asked in this section.

• Syllabus for Mathematics and Statistics of MAH HM CET Exam

The following topics in high school mathematics (up to the 12th standard) will be covered by the questions:

• Algebra: Fundamental operations in Algebra, Expansion, factorisation, Quadratic equations, indices, logarithms, arithmetic, geometric and harmonic progressions, binomial theorem, permutations and combinations. 
• Coordinate Geometry: Rectangular Cartesian coordinates, equations of a line, mid point, intersections etc., equations of a circle, distance formulae, pair of straight lines, parabola, ellipse and hyperbola, simple geometric transformations such as translation, rotation, scaling. 
• Differential Equations: Differential equations of the first order and their solutions, linear differential equations with constant coefficients, homogeneous linear differential equations. 
• Trigonometry: Simple identities, trigonometric equations, properties of triangles, solution of triangles, height and distance, inverse function. 
• Probability and Statistics: Basic concepts of probability theory, Averages, Dependent and independent events, frequency distributions, and measures of dispersions, skewness and kurtosis, random variable and distribution functions, mathematical expectations, Binomial, Poisson, normal distributions, curve fitting, and the principle of least squares, correlation and regression. 
• Arithmetic: Ratios and proportions, problems on time-work, distance-speed, percentage, etc. 
• Basic Set Theory and Functions: Set, relations and mappings. 
• Mensuration: Areas, triangles and quadrilaterals, area and circumference of circles, volumes and surface areas of simple solids such as cubes, spheres, cylinders and cones

• Syllabus for the English Language of MAH HM CET Exam

This section’s questions will be aimed to assess the candidate’s overall knowledge of the English language.

• Basic English grammar
• Vocabulary
• Reading comprehension
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Sentence correction
• Word & phrases
• Jumbled paragraphs

• Syllabus for Computer Knowledge of MAH HM CET Exam

This section includes the basic knowledge of computers and their applications, operating systems etc. Below mentioned are the topics asked in this section

• Computer Basics: Organisation of a computer, Central Processing Unit (CPU), Structure of instructions in CPU, input/output devices, computer memory, memory organisation, backup devices. 
• Data Representation: Representation of characters, integers, and fractions, binary and hexadecimal representations, Binary Arithmetic: Addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, signed arithmetic and two’s complement arithmetic, floating-point representation of numbers, normalised floating-point representation, Boolean algebra, truth tables, Venn diagrams. 
• Computer Architecture: Basics of Digital Logic, Block structure of computers, communication between the processor and I / O devices, interrupts. 
• Computer Language: Fundamentals of Data & File Structures and high-level language, Computer Programming in C, advanced concepts in programming. 
• Operating System basics

• Syllabus for Logical and Verbal Reasoning of MAH HM CET Exam

This will include questions to assess your ability to think swiftly and clearly.

This part will cover logical scenarios and questions based on the passage’s facts. This test will assess the candidate’s problem-solving abilities.

• Syllabus for General Knowledge of MAH HM CET Exam

This section will consist of questions from various sections such as Indian History, Geography, Economics etc. and also the current events such as National, International events, Sports etc.

• Sports and Games
• Latest Events
• Historical Events
• Geography including Tourist Places and Spots
• Political, Social, Cultural and Economic Current Affairs and Events
• Countries and Currencies
• Current Affairs relating to Business and Trade
• Aptitude for Service Sector

Exam Blueprint

The exam syllabus will follow the below weightage for each subject:

Sections	Total Questions	Marks
English Language	40	40
Reasoning (Verbal and Arithmetic)	30	30
General Knowledge & Awareness	30	30
Total	100	100

 

Weightage of topics in MHMCT CET Exam:

Sections	Total Questions	Marks
Food and Beverage Operation	10	20
Food Production	10	20
Rooms division	10	20
English	10	20
Hospitality Industry related	10	20
Total	50	100

Preparation Tips

Candidates can review the stages for MAH HM CET exam preparation before the exam and the MAH HM CET exam preparation strategy below.

• Make a Study Schedule

Students will be more productive if you have a well-organised study schedule for MAH HM CET. Candidates must first comprehend the exam framework before doing a self-evaluation of their strengths and limitations. 

Divide your time for each component according to your needs, and make sure you stick to your schedule. Use the ‘Target Vs Time strategy to guarantee that you meet your weekly goals, which will serve as milestones in your preparation.

• Get Yourself a Good Collection of Study Materials

It is critical to study from the appropriate books or materials. Students may become confused as a result of inappropriate books. As a result, aspirants should begin their studies with NCERT and books recommended by their mentors or previous year’s exam toppers. Candidates can also consult the top MAH HM CET books.

• Maintain an Up-to-Date General Knowledge Base

There are 30 questions in the General Knowledge and Current Affairs portion, but how do you prepare for it? When it comes to GK, many kids are uninformed. Daily newspapers and general guidebooks such as ‘The Manorama Guide’ should be read. Make the Internet your buddy by signing up for online notifications and browsing popular websites to stay informed.

• Improve English Language Abilities

MAH HM CET’s English Language component has the potential to be a scoring section for candidates. Reading newspapers and daily articles might help you improve your vocabulary. Begin by reviewing all of the grammar fundamentals and practising reading passages on a regular basis. Wren and Martin, for example, are wonderful books to consult.

Exam Taking Strategy

• Exam Taking Strategy

During the MAH HM CET exam, students can go through the following instructions listed below:

• Pay Close Attention to the Directions and Suggestions

You’ve started answering the questions, but have you thoroughly read the instructions? Many of us believe it is insignificant. Well, it isn’t always the case. Perhaps the pattern has simply changed, and the only way to become acquainted with it is to carefully study the directions. 

Always keep an eye out for the marking scheme. Then respond to the questions appropriately.

• Proportionally Manage your Time

Set aside time for each segment and question. The paper will take three hours to complete and will contain 200 questions. If you can’t answer a question, move on to the next one. If you have time, you may be able to mark the tougher questions and return to them at the end.

• Focus on Each Question

Students are advised to take the first easy and simple questions. Do not waste more time on a single question.

• Keep your Cool and Do not Give Up

MAH HM CET is a simple exam; all you need is confidence in the exam paper. Don’t be concerned if you can’t answer some of the questions. If you’ve done your homework, the question that’s troubling you might be troubling the rest of the class as well.

Detailed Study plan

Candidates should create a study plan for MHT CET 2022 based on MAH HM CET syllabus. The overall strategy for covering all of the topics, regular revisions, and taking the MAH HM CET mock exams must all be included in the study plan. 

Candidates should set aside some time each day for physical exercises. Check out the suggested study plan, which includes a timetable that applicants can use to improve their exam preparation.

Time	Particulars
Total Number of Hours to be Spent for Exam Preparation in a Day	Minimum 5-6 Hours
Total Number of Sub-topics/ Topics to be covered in a Day	Minimum 3
Morning Session	Read the newspaper to keep up with what’s going on in the world. Take a look at the most important news of the day. Look over the current events. Make a list of all the topics you’ll be covering during the day.
Afternoon Session	Begin preparing any topic, such as logic or the English language. Increase the number of questions you practise for each topic and lookout for internet shortcuts and methods. Solve the problems from the prior year’s papers if possible.
Evening Session	Complete the mock test for all of the topics you learned that day. Try to put your talents to the test and stay focused on the topic. Review everything you’ve learned. Finally, go over 5/ 6 new words to expand your vocabulary.

Toppers List with Details

In the table below, aspirants may see the list of MAH HM CET 2020 toppers for BHMCT degree admissions:

Rank	Name of Topper	CET Score	Percentile
1	Vedant Umesh Kale	71	99.91
2	Sharvay Shirish Nagaonkar	69	99.82
3	Ranvir Ratnakar Shinde	68	99.64
4	Prem Ashish James	68	99.64
5	Hrishikesh Umesh Aacharya	67	99.46
6	Priyanka Sunil Narsian	67	99.46
7	Om Vinayak Gadgil	65	99.37
8	Gargi Darshan Aher	62	99.28
9	Parth Vijay Pawar	61	99.01
10	Aditya Santosh Pathak	61	99.01

• HAM CET MHMCT Toppers

The list of toppers for MAH HM CET 2020 toppers for MHMCT course admissions is shown in the table below:

CET Rank	Name of Topper	CET Score	Percentile
1	Chhavi Sahai	86	95.65
2	Prashant Padam Ram Arya	82	91.3
3	Nimai Shridhar Kashikar	68	82.61
4	Komal Ramji Maraskolhe	68	82.61
5	Sachin Ramdas Bhandari	64	73.91
6	Prajyot Suresh Bhalerao	64	73.91
7	Akshay Balkrishna Pawar	62	65.22
8	Aman Anil Galim	62	65.22
9	Chitra Subramanian	58	56.52
10	Sarang Suresh Surdikar	58	56.52

Student Counselling

The Centralised Admission Process (CAP) will be used to admit applicants to unaided private professional educational institutions in Maharashtra. Candidates who pass the entrance exam and achieve the minimal cut-off marks set by each institute will be contacted by the institute for counselling.

• Document verification will be placed at the Facilitation Centre on the day of consultation.
• On the day of counselling, the candidate must be present in person.
• He or she must display interim merit lists, grievance submissions if applicable, and final merit lists.
• A non-refundable charge of INR 5000 must be paid by Demand Draft in favour of “Director, Technical Education, Mumbai.”

• Counselling Process

Counselling for the MAH HM CET 2022 will be conducted totally online. The steps in the counselling process are as follows:

• Verification of CAP registration documents
• Provisional merit list is made public.
• Grievances are being invited on the provisional merit list.
• Publication of the final merit list
• Filling out the form and confirming the online option
• Provisional Allotment for each CAP Round is displayed.
• Reporting to the designated institute for confirmation of admission

• CAP Registration

Candidates must register for CAP as soon as it becomes available. The full registration process takes place on the internet. Candidates must include the qualification exam data as well as the MAH HM CET 2022 details while registering for CAP. Check out this page for information on how to register for MAH HM CET CAP 2022.

• Step 1: Login 

MAH Hm CET 2022 application number and password are required to log in.

• Step 2: Select Document Verification Mode from the drop-down menu.

Read all of the instructions carefully before deciding whether to use E-verification or physical verification.

• Step 3: Fill in the CET information.

Enter whether or not MAH HM CET 2022 appeared.

• Step 4: Fill in the details for the type of application.

Candidates must select the type of information on this page based on the previously selected type.

• Step 5: Complete the category information.

Candidates are required to input their Category information on this page. Choose whether you’re in the Open or Reserved Category. Choose the Caste / Tribe Validity Certificate Status. If you are a member of the military, select Yes/No, and if the candidate is claiming DEFENCE, specify the category. You can provide one of the nationality documents at the time of verification.

• Step 6: Complete the qualification information.

Enter details about your education, such as SSC, 12th/HSC/Diploma. Details on the BHMCT/MHMCT CET 2022.

• Step 7: Fill in your personal information.

Fill in your personal information, such as your full name, mother’s name, date of birth, gender, annual income, religion, mother tongue, and so on.

• Step 8: Upload your photo and any other papers that are requested.

The Note and Important Steps section contains all of the instructions for uploading the photo with signature. Adjust the photo after you’ve chosen it. After that, click the Upload Photo button, then Save and Proceed.

• Step 9: If necessary, pay the application fee.

Check your application ID and fee amount on this page, then click the Pay Now button.

• Step 10: Fill out the application form and print it.

The printable application form is triggered once all of the phases have been completed. Take a printout of the application form and fill it out.

• Counselling Fees

Candidates must pay an online registration fee for counselling. The following are the fees:

Category	Fee for BHMCT counselling	Fee for MHMCT counselling
General Category Candidates from Maharashtra State, Outside Maharashtra State (OMS), Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and Union Territory of Ladakh Migrant candidates and Children of Indian Workers in Gulf Countries	INR 800	INR 100
Reserved Category Candidates [SC, ST, VJ/DT NT(A), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D), OBC, SBC, EWS] & PWD Candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only	INR 600	INR 800
Children of NRI/OCI/PIO, Foreign National	INR 5000	INR 5000

• Document Verification

Document verification can be done both online and offline. The form of verification is determined by the candidates’ choices made during the CAP registration process. All original papers in support of the claim made in the application form must be produced by the candidate.

Candidates must go to the facilitation centre for offline document verification. The authorities publish a list of facilitation centres on the internet. In CAP, the following documents are required:

• Mark sheet for SSC (Std X)
• Mark sheet for HSC (10+2)/Diploma/UG
• If a school leaving certificate is necessary to back up the claim, provide it.
• Category support documents include the candidate’s certificate of Indian nationality.
• Types of documents that support a candidate’s candidacy

• Type of Seats Offered

Candidates who pass the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 will be eligible for the following types of seats:

• Maharashtra State candidature candidates
• All India candidature candidates
• Minority Quota Seats
• Institutional Quota Seats
• Supernumerary Seats

• Participating Institutes

The following are some of the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 participating institutes that accept MAH BHMCT CET 2022 scores:

Participating Institutes	Seats
Dr DY Patil Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Tathawade, Pune	60
Sinhgad Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Lonavala	60
All India Shri Shivaji Memorial Society’s College of HMCT Pune	120
Tuli College of Hotel Management, Nagpur	60
Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir’s College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Nashik	69
Haribhau Jawale Institute of Hospitality Management and Catering Technology, Jalgaon	120
Lady Amritbai Daga College for Women of Arts, Commerce and Science and R. Purohit College of H.Sci and H.Sc. Technology, Nagpur	36

• Reservation

All of the reservations listed below are exclusively applicable to Maharashtra residents who meet the eligibility requirements.

Category	Reservation
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Caste converts to Buddhism (SC)	13%
Scheduled Tribes (ST)	7%
Vimukta Jati (VJ)/De Notified Tribes (DT) (NT-A)	3%
Nomadic Tribes 1 (NT-B)	2.5%
Nomadic Tribes 2 (NT-C)	3.5%
Nomadic Tribes 3 (NT-D)	2%
Other Backward Classes (OBC)	19%
Others	50%

Exam Notification Date

Here, the important dates related to MAH HM CET are provided below in the table. Applicants who are applying to the examination are requested to look at the table below to know about the important dates:

 

Application Form Filling - Start & End Date

Candidates could start filling out the online application form from April 19, 2022, and the last date to fill the application form was May 19, 2022. 

Admit Card Date

 State Common Entrance Test Cell (SCETC) released the MAH HM CET admit card on the official website on August 11, 2022.

Exam Date

The MAH HM CET examination was conducted on August 21, 2022.

Result Date

The results are expected to be announced on or before September 15, 2022.

Dos and Donts of Form Filling

The application form for MAH BHMCT CET 2022 was only available online. Before filling out the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 application form, applicants were required to prepare soft copies of their passport size (Dimension -200 x 230 pixels; size max 50kb and minimum 20kb in jpg file format) and signature (Dimension -140 x 60 pixels; size max 20kb and minimum 10kb in jpg file format).

Candidates must have completed their class 10+2 with at least 45 per cent aggregate marks to be eligible to apply for the MAH HM CET.

• Important Dates of MAH HM CET Application Process

The table below summarises all the important events related to the MAH HM CET 2022 application form and exam dates. Candidates should review the dates listed below to ensure that they do not miss any important MAH HM CET events.

Event	Important Dates
Start date of the MAH HM CET application form	April 19, 2022
Last date for filling the MAH HM CET application form	May 19, 2022
Date of corrections in the MAH HM CET application form	June 28 to 30, 2022
The MAH HM CET examination date	August 21, 2022

Steps to Fill MAH HM CET Application Form
Candidates had to complete the MAH HM CET online application process by following the steps described below. Each step was necessary in order to move on to the next. Furthermore, all details in the form must be filled out correctly. Candidates can find the process to submit the application form from the below steps:

• Step 1: Registration

• Visit the official website at https://cetcell.mahacet.org/. 

• Click on “MAH MHMCT CET 2022/MAH BHMCT CET 2022 online registration form.”

• After that, read all the instructions on the screen and click “I Accept and Proceed.“
• Candidates can now register by going to the home page and clicking on the “New Registration” button.

• Candidates should enter the following information after opening the online registration form:
  • Full name (as it appears on your SSC/HSC mark sheet)
  • Name of the father (First name only)
  • Mother’s name (First name only)
  • Religion 
  • Region 
  • Gender 
  • Marital status
  • Date of birth
  • Language of origin
  • Annual family earnings (optional)
  • Nationality
  • Permanent address 
  • Correspondence address
  • Mobile number
  • Email ID

• Candidates must then click the “Save and Proceed” button after entering these details.

• Step 2: Verification of OTP

To verify the Login, the State CET Cell sends a One Time Password (OTP) to the registered mobile number. Here’s what you should do:

Candidates must enter the one-time password (OTP) they received in the space provided and click “Verify OTP” after receiving it.

• Candidates can proceed after verifying their one-time password (OTP).
• If candidates do not receive OTP on the mobile number they entered, click the “Resend OTP” button and try again.
• Following OTP verification, candidates are assigned an “Application Number” generated by a computer system.
• Take note of the application number, as it will be required for login each time, along with the password.

• Step 3: Filling the Application Form

After registering online, on the login screen, enter the application number generated by the system and the password you chose while registering, and then click the “Sign In” button. Candidates must fill out the application form in the following stages:

• Filling out the details for your domicile and category
• Filling out qualification information
• Examining exam entrance preferences
• Uploading a photo and signing
• Uploading a photo ID as proof of identity
• Checking and double-checking the information which has been entered.
• Making the application fee payment
• The application form should be printed.

• Step 4: Review the Application Form

Before proceeding to the final submissions, the candidate must validate the entered information in this step.

• If the candidate wishes to change any of the information, he or she should use the Edit button.
• Following validation, if all the details entered by the candidate are correct and final, the candidate should proceed to payment by clicking on the “Proceed for Payment” button.

• Step 5: Paying the Application Fees

Before proceeding with the payment, candidates must carefully review the information provided on the application form. The candidate will be unable to make any changes to the application form details once payment has been received. If the candidate selects the online payment mode, the system will redirect the candidate to the payment gateway to

complete the online payment process. Candidates can pay their fees through a debit card, credit card, or online banking.

• Step 6: Printing the Application Form

After submitting the application form and paying the fee, the application form can be printed. The candidates must keep this printout in a safe place for future use.

• MAH HM CET Application Fees

The Application Form can only be submitted after the fee has been successfully paid. Candidates can pay the online application fee in a variety of ways, depending on their preferences. The fee will not be refunded once it has been paid. The form will not be submitted unless the Application Fee is paid.

Candidates from the general category and those from outside Maharashtra must pay INR 800. Candidates from SC, ST, VJ/DT-NT(A), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D), OBC, SBC, and Persons with Disability must pay INR 600.

Category	Fees
Candidates from Maharashtra State, Candidates from Outside Maharashtra State (OMS), and J&K Migrant Candidates	Rs 800
Backward Class [SC, ST, VJ DT NT(A), NT(B), NT(C), NT(D), OBC, SBC] and Persons with Disabilities (PWD) candidates from Maharashtra only	Rs 600

• Documents Required for MAH HM CET Application Form

Candidates must have some important documents and information on hand in order to complete the online MAH HM CET application form. Check out the specifics below.

• Mobile Number: A valid mobile number is required for the user to be registered in the system.
• Email ID: A valid email address is required for the user to be registered in the system.
• Scanned photograph, signature, and photo ID proof are required documents. The scanned photo and signature must meet the following requirements.

Document	Format	Size	Dimensions
Photo	JPEG/JPG	Max 50 KB	3.5 cm X 4.5 cm
Signature	JPEG/JPG	Max 50 KB	3.5 cm X 1.5 cm
Photo Id proof	PDF/JPEG/JPG/PNG	Max 500 KB	NA

• It should be noted that the photo ID proof can be any of the following:
  • Indian passport with PAN card
  • Permanent driving permit
  • Voter identification card
  • Photographic bank passbook
  • Aadhaar Card Printing with a Photograph E-aadhaar card printing with a photograph
  • School/college ID card issued recently
  • Photo identification issued by a gazetted officer on official letterhead with a photo
  • Photo ID proof issued by a representative of the people on official letterhead with a photo.

• MAH HM CET Application Correction

Once submitted, the online application form cannot be edited or corrected. CET cell, on the other hand, is known to open correction facilities for Name, Photo, Sign, and Exam Centres. Not every detail can be changed. 

When the correction facility opens, candidates who have made mistakes in their Name, Photo, Sign, and Exam Centres will be able to correct their errors. Aside from that, no other details in the form may be edited after the form has been submitted.

• Steps to Recover MAH HM CET Forgotten User Id/Password

Candidates who have forgotten their login credentials can reset them by going to the official website. The steps to reset the password are as follows:

• Step 1: Go to the official website.
• Step 2: Navigate to the candidate login page.
• Step 3: Select ‘Forget Password.’
• Step 4: A password regeneration page will be displayed.
• Step 5: Passwords can be reset using the OTP method or by answering security questions.
• Step 6: Enter the information and press the submit button.
• Step 7: Reset your password and log in with the new one.

Age Criteria

Before completing the application form, candidates must ensure that they meet the eligibility requirements. The following are the eligibility criteria for prospective candidates’ references:

• Candidates must be Indian citizens.
• Candidates must have completed their HSC or equivalent from a recognised board.
• Applicants must have received 45 per cent or higher in aggregate in HSC or equivalent. Reserved category candidates must receive 40 per cent or higher in aggregate to be eligible for HSC.
• Candidates who take the qualifying examination are also eligible for the CET.

• Overview of Eligibility Criteria for MAH HM CET Exam

Candidates must be eligible to apply for MAH HM CET 2022. The following are the eligibility requirements:

Criteria	MAH BHMCT CET	MAH MHMCT CET
Qualification	10+2 passed	Passed Bachelor Degree in Hotel Management and Catering Technology
Marks in qualifying exam	45% marks in aggregate (at least 40% marks in aggregate for reserved category candidates)	50% marks in aggregate (at least 45% marks in aggregate for reserved category candidates)
Nationality	Indian	Indian

The State Common Entrance Test Cell has specified different age limits for candidates belonging to different categories in the MAH HM CET 2022 eligibility criteria for the B.HMCT programme.

S.No	Category	Age Limit
1.	General and OBC and PwD belonging to general and OBC candidates	Upper age limit is 25 years
2.	SC/ST and PwD belonging to SC/ST category	Upper age limit is 28 years

The upper age limit for physically challenged candidates will be determined by his or her category, i.e. General/EWS/SC/ST/OBC. The valid proof that will be recognised is the date of birth as indicated in the secondary education board/pre-university certificate. This certificate must be presented in original as proof of age at the time of counselling; otherwise, the candidate will not be considered for MAH HM CET 2022 counselling or admission.

Education Qualification

Candidates who are taking the class 12 qualifying test are also eligible to take MAH HMCT CET exam.

Categories	Academic Qualification
General	Candidates should have cleared the HSC exam or its equivalent and scored at least 45% marks in aggregate.
PwD category candidates belonging to Maharashtra only	Should have passed the HSC exam or its equivalent and scored at least 40% marks in aggregate.
Backward class	Must have at least 40% marks in aggregate

• Aggregate Marks

Calculation of aggregate marks in a qualifying examination is given below:

• The aggregate marks acquired by a candidate in topics for which a class declaration is made in the particular board from where the candidate is passing the qualifying examination are referred to as aggregate marks.
• By rounding off to two decimal places after the decimal, the percentage of marks will be calculated.
• Candidates from the Scheduled Caste, Other Backwards Class, SBC, VJ/DT (NT (A)), NT (B), NT(C), NT (D) will be required to provide a “Caste Validity Certificate” issued by the Social Welfare Department.
• Candidates in the Scheduled Tribe category, with the exception of SC and ST candidates, will be required to present a certificate issued by the Tribal Department’s Scrutiny Committee and a valid Non-Creamy Layer certificate at the time of document verification.

• Nationality

Candidate must be an Indian citizen. Indian citizens are allowed to appear for the exam.

Number of Attempts

MAH CET exam has no limit on the number of attempts, according to the eligibility guidelines set forth by the State Common Entrance Test Cell (Maharashtra). If a candidate fails to pass the MAH CET exam this academic year and wants to retake it next year, they can apply for the admission exam.

Admit Card Release Date

The State CET Cell Maharashtra released the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 Admit Card on August 11, 2022. Candidates who took the exam had to download their admit cards from the official website. 

Candidates were not able to enter the exam centre unless they have their admit card. Also, once the hall ticket was distributed, candidates were required to double-check all the information to ensure all the details mentioned in it were correct. If there is any problem, they were required to inform the officials immediately to amend it.

• Admit Card Release Date

Candidates can view MAH BHMCT CET admit card 2022 essential dates below to ensure that they do not miss any events.

Events	Dates
Admit card availability	August 11, 2022
Exam date	August 21, 2022

Note: Students are encouraged to remain updated by visiting DTE Maharashtra’s official website.

• Steps to Download Admit Card

Admit Cards for MAH BHMCT CET 2022 will be accessible online. After submitting their registration number and password, students can download their respective admission cards. The following are the instructions for downloading the admission card:

1st Step: Go to the official website.
2nd Step: The candidate’s registration number and password are required fields.
3rd Step: Click on the “MAH BHMCT CET 2022 Admit Card” link.
4th Step: Fill in name, date of birth, and the security question displayed on the screen.
5th Step: The admit card is available in PDF format, which can be viewed and downloaded.
6th Step: Keep it in a safe place and bring it to the exam. Without the admit card, aspirants would be denied entry to the testing centre.

• Details Mentioned on Admit Card

The MAH BHMCT CET 2022 admit card contains a few facts, including personal and academic information. Both details are listed below in bullet points:

• Personal information
• Name of the candidate
• Address of correspondence
• Number of the candidate
• Candidate’s registration number
• Candidate’s photo has been uploaded
• Details of the examination have been added.
• Date of the examination
• Reporting scheduled start time at the centre 
• Gates’ examination time closing exam centre and time
• The name of the exam centre 
• The location of the exam centre

  • Documents to be Carried Along with Admit Card

  Candidates had to bring their MAH HM CET admit card along with a valid original government-issued ID card on the day of the exam. Any of the following ID cards can be used:

  • Permanent Driving Licence/ Voter’s Card /Bank Passbook with Photograph /PAN Card /Passport 
  • On official letterhead, a Gazetted Officer issues a picture identity verification containing a photograph.
  • On official letterhead, a People’s Representative issues a picture identity verification accompanied with a photograph.
  • Aadhar/ E-Aadhar Card with a photograph issued by a recognised College/University 
  • Bar Council Identity Card with Photograph for Employees

  • MAH HM CET Exam Day Instructions

  • The date, time, and location of the examination are printed on the hall ticket, and candidates must take note of these.
  • The MAH HM CET admit card 2022 must be presented with the original identity verification.
  • On their separate admit cards, applicants should place a current passport-size photograph.
  • The name on the identity proof must match the name on the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 admission card.
  • Candidates should have a ballpoint pen with them. A sheet of paper will be provided to be used for scribbling.
  • During the examination, no calculators (separate or with a watch), books, notebooks, or written notes, cell phones (with or without camera capability), or any other electronic device will be permitted.
  • If a female candidate is married and their surname has changed, they must submit an original marriage certificate or an affidavit declaring their name has changed along with their MAH HM CET admission card 2022.
  • After the gates are closed, candidates who arrive late will not be allowed to access the exam centre.
  • Candidates are encouraged to visit the exam centre one day ahead of time to confirm the location so that they are not inconvenienced on exam day.

  • MAH HM CET Exam Schedule

  Candidates must come to the MAH HM CET exam centre at the time specified on their admission card. The times at which various activities in the exam hall will take place are also listed below for applicants’ convenience.

  Events	BHMCT CET	MHMCT CET
  Reporting time	12:30 PM	12:30 PM
  Entry in the Examination hall	1:00 PM	1:00 PM
  Last entry permitted in Examination Hall (Gate Closes). No candidate will be permitted after the gate closure	1:30 PM	1:30 PM
  First login to read instructions	1:50 PM	1:50 PM
  Commencement of Online Examination	2:00 PM	2:00 PM
  End of Online Examination	3:30 PM	3:00 PM

  • Instructions for Scribe in MAH HM CET Exam

  Persons with Disabilities (PWD) should call the test venue’s test centre administrator at least 30 minutes before the scheduled examination time for seating assistance. Candidates who utilise a scribe are eligible for a 20-minute compensatory period.

  • The candidate is responsible for hiring their own scribe at their own expense.
  • The scribe can represent any academic discipline.
  • A scribe for one candidate cannot also function as a scribe for another contender.
  • The candidate’s scribe should not be a competitor for the same examination.
  • Visually Impaired candidates who use the services of a Scribe for the examination will not be able to view the contents of the test in magnifying type.
  • It is not appropriate for the scribe to respond on their own. Any such behaviour will result in the candidate’s candidature being revoked.
     
  • Discrepancy in Admit Card

  Candidates must check if all of the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 admit card details are real and valid once they have printed them. Candidates must immediately notify the DTE Maharashtra head office if any of their details are incorrect. DTE Maharashtra’s current address and contact information are listed below:

  • Address:

  Government of Maharashtra, Maharashtra State,

  State Common Entrance Test Cell, 305,

  Govt. Polytechnic Building, 49,

  Kherwadi, Bandra (E), Mumbai-400051,

  • Telephone: 022-2647-6034
  • Email: [email protected]
  • Website: www.sssamiti.org or www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in

List of Exam Centres

The Maharashtra BHMCT CET test is held in several Maharashtra cities as well as outside Maharashtra. All possible centres are given here, although according to DTE Maharashtra, there may be a few alterations, which will be updated here.

District	Division
Mumbai	Mumbai
Mumbai Sub Urban	Mumbai
Thane	Mumbai
Palghar	Mumbai
Raigad	Mumbai
Pune	Pune
Ahmednagar	Pune
Solapur	Pune
Satara	Pune
Sangli	Miraj (Sangli)
Kolhapur	Miraj (Sangli)
Ratnagiri	Miraj (Sangli)
Sindhudurg	Miraj (Sangli)
Jalgaon	Dhule
Dhule	Dhule
Nandurbar	Dhule
Nashik	Dhule
Aurangabad	Aurangabad
Jalna	Aurangabad
Beed	Aurangabad
Osmanabad	Aurangabad
Nanded	Nanded
Parbhani	Nanded
Latur	Nanded
Hingoli	Nanded
Buldhana	Akola
Akola	Akola
Washim	Akola
Amravati	Akola
Yavatmal	Akola
Wardha	Nagpur
Nagpur	Nagpur
Bhandara	Nagpur
Gondia	Nagpur
Chandrapur	Nagpur
Gadchiroli	Nagpur

Expected Cut-off

The MAH HM CET 2022 cut-off will be made available online by the authorities. The MAH BHMCT CET cut-off 2022 is the minimum score a candidate must get in order to be considered for the selection rounds. Candidates should be aware, however, the cutoff will fluctuate depending on the participating institutes.

Candidates can obtain the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 cut-off after the MAH HM CET 2022 result has been released. The MAH BHMCT CET 2022 result will most likely be announced online in the last week of July. MAH HM CET 2022 cut-off will be accessible in PDF format, and candidates will be able to verify it online. MAH HM CET will be held in an online format, which means it will be a computer-based test.

• Factors Affecting the Cut-off

The authorities will set the MAH HM CET 2022 cutoff by taking into account the following aspects of the exam:

• Trends from the previous year’s cutoffs
• The examination’s level of difficulty
• MAH BHMCT CET 2022 total number of candidates
• Candidate category
• There are a limited number of places available for each course.

Previous Year Cut-off

The cutoffs for each category are published by the officials. Each of the participating institutes will announce a separate cutoff for each course. The current year’s cutoff is determined in part by the cutoff trend. The prior year’s results can be found below. Cutoff for MAH HM CET-

• MAH HM CET Cutoff 2019

Year	Cutoff
2019	Click Here

• MAH HM CET Cutoff 2018

Name of the Institute	CAP 1	CAP 2	CAP 3
Lady Amritbai Daga College for Women of Arts, Commerce and Science and R. Purohit College of H.Sci and H. Sc. Technology, Nagpur	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Tuli College of Hotel Management, Nagpur	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir’s College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Nashik	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Yugantar Education Society’s Shri Balasaheb Tirpude College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Nagpur	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
A.J.M.V.P.S. Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology College, Ahmednagar	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Sinhgad Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Lonavala, Pune	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Maharashtra State Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
Dr D. Y. Patil Vidya Pratishthan Society Dr.D.Y.Patil Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here
AISSMS College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Pune	Click Here	Click Here	Click Here

• MAH HM CET Cutoff 2017

Rounds	Cutoff
CAP Round 1	Click Here
CAP Round 2	Click Here
CAP Round 3	Click Here

• What To Do After Cut-off?

Officials will begin the counselling round when the MAH HM CET cutoff has been released. The shortlisted candidates must apply for MAH HM CET counselling. Aspirants must select the institute and courses they want to attend. Candidates’ documents will be scrutinised by officials. The aspirant’s score in the entrance exam will be used to determine seat allocation. To confirm their acceptance into the university, candidates must pay the required fee.

Result Declaration

The Maharashtra State CET Cell is likely to announce the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 Result in the form of a scorecard in the third week of July, 2022. Candidates can access their MAH BHMCT CET 2022 results by entering their application number and date of birth. The result will include the candidate’s score out of 100 as well as the percentile score.

• Candidates who pass the MAH BHMCT CET 2022 will be allowed to register for counselling, also known as the centralised admission procedure (CAP), which is used to assign seats to government and government-aided institutions.
• Candidates must upload documents after enrolling for MAH BHMCT CET 2022 Counselling since the final merit list will be created after document verification.

Candidates who are chosen will be asked to report to colleges, pay their admission costs, and report to the institute to which they have been assigned.

MAH HM CET 2022 scores are derived using the exam’s marking scheme. Admission to UG and PG hotel management and catering technology programmes in Maharashtra Government Aided and Unaided institutes is solely based on the candidates’ scores. In the table below, you’ll find the MAH HM CET result dates:

Event	Dates
MAH BHMCT CET 2022	August 21, 2022
MAH BHMCT CET 2022 Results	By September 15, 2022
MAH BHMCT Counselling Registration and Document uploading	To Be Announced

• Steps to Check MAH HM CET Exam Results

Following are the steps to check the MAH HM CET results from the official website: 

• 1st Step: Go to MAH HM CET’s official website. (http://cetcell.mahacet.org)
• 2nd Step: Select the ‘Results’ tab or link.
• 3rd Step: To check MAH BHMCT CET scorecard 2022, candidates must input their login credentials.
• 4th Step: Select ‘Login’ from the drop-down menu.
• 5th Step: The result will appear on the screen; review the information provided on the HM CET result.
• 6th Step: Get the MAH HM CET 2022 results.
• 7th Step: Save the printout of the result for future reference.

• Details Mentioned on Scorecard

The outcome is presented in the form of a scorecard that displays the candidates’ entrance exam scores. The following are the details on the scorecard:

• Roll number 
• Registration number
• Candidate’s name 
• Score he or she received
• Exam name

• Calculation of Percentile Score

In terms of relative performance, the percentile score represents the percentage of candidates who scored the same as or lower than the candidate. The candidate’s performance in MAH BHMCT CET 2022 will be converted to a scale ranging from 100 to 0. This is accomplished by considering a single-question paper from the examination, which is administered in a single shift to all candidates taking the exam.

• Merit List

The provisional merit list for MAH BHMCT CET 2022 will be posted on the website. The merit list is compiled based on the CET score or the marks earned in the qualifying examination administered by the competent body for the purpose of admission to the programme.

To see their provisional merit status, candidates must provide their Application ID and Date of Birth. Candidates must inform the exam authorities as soon as possible if there are any discrepancies or corrections are required, as per the specified dates. The final merit list of candidates will be posted on the site shortly after that. By inputting their application number and date of birth, candidates can view the final list.

• Steps to Download Merit List

The MAH HM CET 2022 merit list will be compiled based on the candidate’s performance in the entrance exam.

• 1st Step: Go to MAH HM CET’s official website.
• 2nd Step: Go to the link that says “Final Merit List” (Maharashtra & All India)
• 3rd Step: View the MAH HM CET merit list.

• Details Mentioned on Merit List

The following are the details on the MAH BHMCT CET merit list that candidates should be aware of.

• General Merit Number for India (SLAIGMN)
• General Merit Number at the State Level (SLGMN)
• ID of the application
• Name in full
• Gender
• Name of the University
• Score on the MAH BHMCT CET
• Marks in the HSC
• Stream of the HSC
• Marks in the SSC
• Category
• Type PH (Persons with Disabilities)
• Type of Defence (DEF)
• Type of Minority
• Type of Candidature

• Tie-Breaking Situation

In the event of a tie, the relative merits of the candidates will be decided in the order of preference:

• In class 12, you got a higher percentage of your marks.
• Candidates who completed class 12 with Science Candidates who passed class 12 with Home Science Candidates who passed class 12 with Minimum Competency Candidates who passed class 12 with Minimum Competency Vocational Training
• Candidates who have completed class 12 with a Commerce major are eligible to apply. 

Cut-off Score

The participating institutes of MAH HM CET will disclose their individual MAH BHMCT CET cut-off for admission to the undergraduate programme once the MAH HM CET 2022 result is revealed. The cut-off for MAH HM CET is the minimum score or percentile required to be shortlisted for the admission process.

Frequently Asked Questions

The most frequently asked questions about MAH HM CET 2022 are listed below.

Q.1: Who is in charge of conducting the Maharashtra HM CET?

Ans: The exam is administered by Maharashtra’s State Common Entrance Test Cell on behalf of the Directorate of Technical Education.

Q.2: What is the purpose of the MAH HM CET?

Ans: The entrance exam is for admission to UG and PG Hotel Management and Catering Technology programmes.

Q.3: What is the MAH HM CET mode?

Ans: The test will be conducted entirely on a computer. Candidates must have a basic understanding of computer operation in order to answer the exam questions.

Q.4: How is the Maharashtra HM CET exam centre allotment done?

Ans: Candidates must select a test centre (city) when completing the application form; the exam location will be determined by the test city selected by the candidate. On the other hand, the conducting body has the authority to assign any test centre other than the one selected by the candidate.

Q.5: Does the MAH HM CET have any negative marking?

Ans: No, there is no negative grading for the candidate’s erroneous responses.

Q.6: What happens if I forget my Maharashtra HM CET hall ticket at the exam centre?

Ans: Candidates who forget to bring their hall ticket on the exam day may be denied entry into the examination venue.

Dos and Donts

• Do’s 

The following are some of the points to be remembered:

• Solve sample papers- Look over some previous year’s question papers, MAH HM CET mock tests, and MAH HM CET sample papers from the last 10 years and practise as much as you can.
• Rehearse the topics you’ve prepared — Rather than attempting or beginning to read a new topic, it would be more beneficial to review your already prepared themes. The more you practise, the closer you’ll go to mastery.
• Do not attempt or begin any new topics– You do not need to attempt or begin any new topics that you may have missed during your MAH HM CET exam preparation. Believe the facts since they won’t help you; instead, they’ll make you fearful or stressed.
• Arrange your exam materials and articles ahead of time – stitching in advance saves nine! You’ll find it easier to organise your documents and articles the day before the exam. It will keep you from freaking out at the eleventh hour.
• Check the Location of the Exam Centre Before Leaving- Before leaving for the exam location, test takers can check the location of the exam centre on Google Maps. This not only allows you to estimate the time it will take you to get from your house to the exam centre, but it also allows you to keep track of traffic.
• Carry crucial documents- Exam takers must bring documents such as their admit card and photo ID proof with them on test day.

• Don’ts

Some of the points to be remembered which are not acceptable are listed below:

• Remember to bring a hard copy of your MAH B.HMCT CET admission card as well as a photo ID. As ID proof, a digital duplicate of the same will not be accepted.
• Do not arrive late for your exam. 15 minutes before the start of the exam, the gates will be closed.
• Do not sign your admissions card before you arrive. Only in front of the invigilator may the admit card be signed.
• Mobile phones, calculators, digital watches, iPads, and other electronic devices should not be carried. These items are not permitted in the examination room.
• Food and baggage should not be carried. It’s possible that you won’t be able to deposit them at the exam centre.
• Don’t start with your weak areas when taking the test. You might wind yourself devoting more time to that portion, affecting your total time management.
• Do not rush through the RC portions. They should be read thoroughly, slowly, and at least twice. To eliminate bad possibilities, use the negation technique.
• Because the MAH CET exam contains negative marking, don’t attempt a question you’re not confident you’ll be able to answer correctly.
• Skip a question or calculation if it takes too long and go on to the next one. Every second counts, so don’t waste it on questions you don’t think you can answer adequately.

List of Parallel Exams

We have provided extensive information about the exam conducting authority, hotel management courses, and the number of participating colleges/institutions for top-tier management entrance exams in India, such as MAH MH CET examination.

• National Levels Exams

Exam Name	Details
National Council of Hotel Management Joint Entrance Examination (NCHM JEE)	The National Council of Hotel Management Joint Entrance Examination (NCHM JEE) is a national hotel management entrance test that admits qualified applicants based on their merit and rank. NCHMCT JEE is a well-known hotel management entrance test that is held for students interested in enrolling in various undergraduate programmes offered by the National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology’s affiliated universities and institutes. B.Sc. Hospitality & Hotel Administration and 10 additional structured courses of study are taught in the associated 21 Central Institutes, 25 State Government Institutes, 01 Public Sector Undertaking, and 27 Private Institutes of Hotel Management.
AIMA UGAT BHM	The All India Management Association (AIMA) administers the Under Graduate Aptitude Test (UGAT) on a national basis to select students for admission. The entrance test is held to select qualified applicants for admission to the undergraduate hotel management course of the BHM programme. The exam is held in several cities across India. The AIMA UGAT BHM 2022 exam will be a three-hour offline examination.

 

• State-level Exams

Exam Name	Details
Uttar Pradesh Combined Entrance Test (UPCET BHMCT)	UPCET BHMCT, formerly known as UPSEE BHMCT, is a state-level entrance test that admits students to UPCET participating institutes to study Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology. The computer-based test format will be used to administer UPCET 2022 by NTA.
West Bengal Joint Entrance for Hospital Management (WB JEHOM)	JEHOM is administered by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board. The exam is for admission to the Bachelors in Hotel Management and Catering Technology (BHMCT) undergraduate programme in West Bengal’s colleges.
Army Institute of Hotel Management & Catering Technology Written Ability Test (AIHMCT WAT)	Admission to the Army Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Bangalore, for the BHM degree programme will be based on the merit of students who sit the AIHMCT WAT 2022 Online Admission Test (OAT). The Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) curriculum is a four-year programme. This hotel management course is designed to deliver a high level of professional education as well as training in order to keep up with the newest industry developments. The Institute is connected with Bangalore North University and is NAAC accredited. It is also approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

• University Exams

Exam Name	Details
IPU CET	For admission to hotel management courses such as Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test is held. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University holds the exam once a year to give admission to its associated institutions and institutes. IPU CET BHMCT 2022 will take place as soon as the official announcement is released.
Punjab University Tourism and Hospitality Aptitude Test	Punjab University holds the PUTHAT to admit students to the B.Sc programmes in Hospitality and Hotel Administration (H&HA) and Tourism Management. All applicants who have passed the 10+2 Examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, or an equivalent examination administered by a recognised Board/University/Council are eligible to take the Punjab University Tourism and Hospitality Aptitude Test (PUTHAT).
CUET	The Christ University Entrance Test is held for admission to the four-year rigorous BHM (Bachelor in Hotel Management) programme. It is considered a university. The department’s infrastructure is capable of supporting a four-year curriculum with a class size of 60 students. A pass at the +2 level (Karnataka PUC / ISC / CBSE / NIOS / State Boards) in any stream (Humanities, Social Sciences, Commerce & Management, Sciences) from any recognised Board in India is required for admission to the programme.