MH CET Law Answer Key and Response Sheet: Objections
After an MH CET Law test, monitor the official portal for the provisional answer key, candidate response sheet and objection instructions. The CET Cell determines the publication date, eligible sessions, fee and evidence format for each cycle; no 2027 schedule is announced yet.
How to review a provisional key
- Sign in through the candidate portal linked from cetcell.mahacet.org.
- Download the correct course/session response sheet and provisional key, if released.
- Match question IDs and responses carefully; question order or option labels may differ by session.
- Record any suspected discrepancy and consult the official objection notice for the opening and closing time, fee, evidence rules and submission method.
Challenge mechanism
Submit a question-specific objection through the official objection tracker within the stated window. Follow the notice's required format and attach credible documentary support where requested. Pay only the fee shown in the official portal, save the submission/payment acknowledgement and monitor the final-key notice. Late, incomplete or unsupported objections may not be considered. The final key and the Cell's published decision govern evaluation.
Why the response sheet matters
Compare each recorded response with the provisional key to estimate a score under that cycle's marking rules. The 2026 brochures specify one mark per correct response and no negative marking. An estimate is not an official result; the CET Cell's final key, normalisation (if applicable) and scorecard are authoritative.