MAH MBA/MMS CET result and scorecard: 2026 process
For the 2026 MAH MBA/MMS CET, the State CET Cell announced the first-attempt result and said the scorecard was available in the candidate’s login. A separate official notice announced the second-attempt result and scorecard. These notices document the 2026 cycle only. As of 27 October 2026, the official material checked here does not give a 2027–28 result date or confirm that the next cycle will use the same attempt or score-selection rules.
The 2026 examination brochure says percentile scores were calculated from raw marks in the multiple-shift examination. It says that for admission in 2026–27, if a candidate appeared in both attempts, the better of the two percentile scores would be considered. The brochure did not set a result announcement date in advance; it said the date would be notified separately. Do not treat the previous-year score rule as an official 2027–28 rule until the next brochure confirms it.
Where to check the result
Use the State CET Cell’s current examination portal and official notices. When the CET Cell announces that a result or scorecard is available, sign in through the candidate login linked from its official site and download the candidate-specific document. The 2026 first-attempt notice explicitly directs candidates to the login for the scorecard. Save the PDF or official download and retain the application details used to access it. Avoid sharing login credentials or relying on screenshots posted by another candidate.
The 2026 result was not published as a fixed date in the original examination brochure. The first-attempt scorecard notice was published on 30 May 2026, and the second-attempt result notice was published on 12 June 2026. Those dates describe the 2026 results and should not be used to predict when a future result will be declared. A later cycle may use a different schedule.
Read the scorecard carefully
Check that the candidate name and identifying details match the application. Confirm the attempt or session shown, raw score and percentile fields, and any other value explicitly printed on the current scorecard. Do not confuse percentile with percentage: the brochure describes percentile as calculated from raw marks across multiple shifts, while a percentage is a ratio out of the maximum marks. Do not infer an All India Rank or admission cutoff unless the official scorecard or responsible admission notice reports one.
If the candidate appeared in more than one attempt, follow the current brochure’s rule for which score is considered. In 2026, the brochure said the better of the two percentile scores would be used for 2026–27 admission for candidates who sat both attempts. Keep both scorecards and use the official rule rather than assuming that a higher raw mark or a third-party predictor determines the admission record. The 2027–28 rule is not established by those historical materials.
Scorecard issue or discrepancy
If the login does not show the scorecard after an official declaration, confirm the examination year and attempt, then check for a CET Cell notice about availability or maintenance. Use the official helpdesk details on the CET Cell page for a candidate-specific issue. If a displayed score or identity field appears inconsistent, preserve the scorecard, application confirmation and any relevant examination notice, and use the grievance or objection process only if the CET Cell announces one for that cycle. Do not edit the PDF or rely on unofficial claims about a correction.
The CET Cell may publish separate notices for result declaration, scorecard availability, answer-key objections and objection redressal. Follow the notice that matches the candidate’s attempt and date. The 2026 brochure describes percentiles and score consideration, while the later result notices establish when scorecards became available. These documents have different roles; an exam schedule does not itself confirm that results are released.
From percentile to admission
A CET percentile is not an admission offer. The 2026 CAP index lists MBA/MMS as a separate postgraduate course admission portal. After the result, a candidate must monitor the current MBA/MMS CAP instructions and complete any separate application, document verification, choice entry and seat-allotment steps that the current portal requires. The exact sequence and deadlines must come from the active-cycle notices.
Do not translate a percentile into a guaranteed college or course. Admission depends on the rules, seat and category context, round, choices and merit process applicable to the candidate. This page does not provide unofficial rank conversions or cutoff predictions. Use official CAP information and the current institute or course details when building a preference list.
2027–28 result status
The official pages opened for this guide are the 2026 brochure, the 2026 first-attempt scorecard notice and the CET Cell’s current CAP index for 2026–27. They do not announce the 2027–28 result schedule or score-selection rule. When the next cycle’s brochure and notices are published, verify the attempt count, percentile calculation, scorecard release method, objection process and how any multiple attempts will be used for admission. Until then, the 2026 outcome process is historical context, not a promise about the next cycle.