Over 11 lakh students are on high alert as the Maharashtra State CET Cell is set to release the MHT CET 2026 city intimation slip. This crucial document, being introduced for the first time, will reveal your exam city well in advance, giving you a head start on your preparations.
- Link Activation Soon: The direct download link for the MHT CET 2026 city slip will be available shortly on the official portal, cetcell.mahacet.org.
- New Two-Card System: In a major change, candidates will first receive a city intimation slip, followed by the final hall ticket a few days before the exam.
- Plan Your Travel: This slip is designed to help you arrange travel and accommodation; it is not the final admit card and will not grant entry into the exam hall.
A Major Change for MHT CET Aspirants
This year, the CET Cell has revamped its process to ease student anxiety. With a staggering 11.64 lakh candidates registered, the introduction of an advance city intimation slip is a welcome move. This provisional document allows students and parents to plan their logistics without the last-minute rush. The final admit card, containing the specific exam centre address, date, and shift timing, will be released separately, just 3-4 days before the scheduled examination.
How to Download Your MHT CET 2026 City Slip
Once the link is live, securing your city slip is a straightforward process. StudyHub has outlined the steps below to guide you:
- Visit the official MHT CET 2026 website: cetcell.mahacet.org.
- Look for the link titled ‘MHT CET 2026 City Intimation Slip’.
- Enter your login credentials, which typically include your application number and password or date of birth.
- Your city slip will be displayed on the screen. Download and save a copy for your reference.
City Slip vs. Final Admit Card: Don’t Get Confused
It is vital to understand the difference between these two documents. The city intimation slip is purely informational—it only tells you the city where your exam centre will be located. The final MHT CET admit card, or hall ticket, is the mandatory document you must carry to the examination hall. It contains all the critical details, including your roll number, exam centre name and address, and specific instructions for the exam day. Always rely on the final admit card for entry and official verification.