The MAH MCA CET 2027 provisional answer key is expected in April 2027, with your response sheet, on the candidate login at cetcell.mahacet.org. You can challenge answers for a short window before the final key. In 2026 the key came out on 30 April 2026, a month after the exam.
MAH MCA CET Answer Key 2027
How to get the answer key and response sheet, challenge an answer and work out your score.
Is MAH MCA CET Answer Key 2027 out?
Not yet. MAH MCA CET Answer Key 2027 is expected in April 2027.
- MCA CET
- March 2027
- Answer key
- April 2027
How to Download the MAH MCA CET 2027 Answer Key
The answer key is shown with your own question paper and recorded responses after you log in.
- Go to cetcell.mahacet.org and open the MAH-MCA-CET 2027 page.
- Click the candidate login or answer key link.
- Log in with your application number and password.
- Open the question paper, your response sheet and the answer key.
- Download or save them to check your answers.
What does the response sheet show?
The response sheet shows every question you got, the option you clicked and whether you left it unanswered. Compare it with the answer key to see which of your answers are right.
How do I raise an objection to the answer key?
You can challenge an answer only during the objection window on the candidate login. In 2026 the window ran from 30 April to 2 May 2026.
- Log in during the objection window and open the objection link.
- Pick the question ID and the answer you think is correct.
- Explain your reason and upload proof, such as a textbook page.
- Pay the objection fee online, as set in the notice, and submit.
Subject experts review every objection. If an answer changes, the final key is used for everyone’s MAH MCA CET result.
How do I calculate my MAH MCA CET score?
- Count the questions where your response matches the answer key.
- Multiply that number by 2.
- Do not subtract anything for wrong or unanswered questions; there is no negative marking.
- The result is your raw score out of 200.
Your final score may differ if answers change after objections, or if the exam runs in more than one session and scores are normalised.