MAH BCA CET 2025 Today: Common Exam Hall Mistakes to Avoid & Banned Items List

2nd Additional MAH BCA CET 2025 examination will be conducted in online CBT mode on July 19, 2025, at different test centres in Maharashtra. Students should come along with their printed hall ticket and a photo id proof (such as an Aadhaar card or Voter ID) for the purpose of entry. The test is of a 90 minutes duration and the topics it is expected to comprise of will be a total of 100 MCQs from English, Reasoning, GK, and Computer Basics.

Avoid These Common Exam Hall Mistakes

Candidates must check the common mistakes that have to be avoided in the MAH BCA CET exam hall:

1. Avoid unfair means: Refrain from cheating or engaging in dishonest practices during the exam.
2. Do not impersonate others: Do not write the exam for someone else or have someone else write it for you.
3. Do not misbehave in the exam room: Maintain discipline and follow instructions.
4. Avoid disclosing or copying exam content: Do not share or store any part of the exam, whether written or electronic.
5. Do not use inappropriate methods to obtain help: Do not accept help through unfair methods for your selection.
6. Never submit false or manipulated information: Ensure that all information on your application and in the exam is genuine.
7. Do not ignore exam instructions: Failure to follow instructions or resisting changes, such as moving during an exam, may result in rejection.
8. Do not share your answers: If suspicious patterns of similar answers are detected, your result may be annulled.
9. Do not provide incorrect information at any time: Any incorrect information may result in disqualification.

Banned Items List for the Exam Hall

Please note that the following items are prohibited from being brought into the MAH BCA CET examination hall:

1. Mobile phones.
2. Any electronic device (such as smartwatches, digital organizers, tablets, etc.).
3. Communication devices (Bluetooth, headsets, pagers).
4. Any written or printed material not approved by the examining authorities is prohibited.
5. Storage devices, such as USB flash drives and memory cards.
6. Calculators or electronic watches with a calculator function.