MHT CET PCB 2026 Admit Card (Second Attempt) – Out Today
The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will issue the MHT CET PCB 2026 admit card for the second attempt (Session 2) today on the official website cetcell.mahacet.org. The admit card is being released shortly after the PCB city intimation slip, which already informed candidates about their exam city, tentative date and shift for the second attempt.
For the PCB group, the MHT CET 2026 Session 2 exam dates are 10 and 11 May 2026, while PCM papers will be conducted separately from 12 to 21 May 2026. Candidates must download and carry the printed hall ticket to the exam centre; digital copies on mobile phones will not be accepted.
MHT CET PCB 2026 Second Attempt – Key Highlights
How to Download MHT CET PCB 2026 Admit Card (Second Attempt)
Once activated, candidates can download the MHT CET PCB second‑attempt admit card 2026 by following these steps:
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Visit the official CET Cell website: https://cetcell.mahacet.org or the Central Launchpad portal.
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Click on the “MHT CET 2026” link and then select the PCB (Session 2) Admit Card option or “Registered Candidate Login”.
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Enter your Application Number / registered Email ID and Password/Date of Birth, along with the security captcha code.
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After logging in, click on the “MHT CET 2026 Admit Card” link displayed on the candidate dashboard.
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Your MHT CET PCB 2026 Session 2 hall ticket will appear on the screen, showing your exam date (10 or 11 May), shift, exam city and centre details.
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Download the admit card PDF and take 2-3 clear printouts on A4‑size paper; candidates must carry a printed copy to the exam centre as digital copies are not accepted.
If you have issues logging in or the admit card is not visible, recheck your credentials and try again after some time, as admit cards may be released in batches.
Details Mentioned on MHT CET PCB 2026 Admit Card
Candidates should carefully verify all the details on the PCB admit card for MHT CET 2026 second attempt:
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Candidate’s name, photograph and signature
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MHT CET 2026 application number and roll number
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Exam group: PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
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Exam date for PCB second attempt – 10 or 11 May 2026
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Exam shift (morning or afternoon), reporting time and gate‑closing time
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Exam centre name, code and complete address, along with the allotted exam city
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Important exam‑day instructions and guidelines issued by CET Cell
If any discrepancy is found (name, photo, group, exam date, centre, etc.), candidates should contact the MHT CET Cell helpline immediately for clarification.
Documents Required with MHT CET PCB 2026 Admit Card
On the day of the MHT CET PCB 2026 exam (second attempt/session 2), candidates must carry:
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A printed copy of the MHT CET PCB 2026 Admit Card (clear A4‑size printout, preferably colour or good‑quality black and white; digital copies on mobile phones are not accepted).
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One original valid photo ID proof, such as:
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Additional documents, if mentioned in the admit card or information brochure, for example:
Entry to the exam centre will not be permitted without the printed MHT CET PCB 2026 admit card and a valid photo ID proof, as per CET Cell guidelines.
Exam‑Day Instructions for MHT CET PCB 2026 (Second Attempt)
To ensure smooth conduct of the MHT CET PCB Session 2 exam, candidates must follow these guidelines:
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Reach the exam centre well before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card; latecomers after gate‑closing time will not be allowed entry.
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Carry a printed copy of the MHT CET PCB 2026 admit card, a valid photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport, Driving Licence, Voter ID, etc.) and only permitted stationery.
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Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, calculators (if not allowed), Bluetooth devices, earphones, or any electronic gadgets and written material; such items are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall.
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Follow all instructions printed on the admit card and those given by invigilators; any unfair means or misconduct can lead to cancellation of the exam and disqualification from MHT CET.
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Keep the MHT CET admit card safe even after the exam for future reference, result checking and counselling/admission processes.
