The exam mode of MHT-CET 2026 is online, also known as a Computer-Based Test (CBT). This means that students will not use pen and paper to answer questions. Instead, they will take the exam on a computer system at a designated exam centre.
During the exam, candidates will be provided with a computer where they can read questions and select answers directly on the screen. The questions are in the form of multiple-choice questions (MCQs), and students need to choose the correct option using a mouse or keyboard. The system is user-friendly, and basic instructions are given before the exam starts to help students understand how to navigate.
This online format makes the exam process faster, more efficient, and transparent. It reduces the chances of errors in evaluation, and results can be processed more quickly. Students can also easily move between questions, review their answers, and make changes before submitting the test.
Another advantage of the CBT mode is that it provides a standardised environment for all candidates. The exam centres are equipped with proper systems and supervision to ensure fairness and smooth conduct of the test.