Maharashtra Applied Arts and Crafts Common Entrance Test
The Maharashtra Applied Arts and Crafts Common Entrance Test, commonly written as MAH AAC CET, is a state-level entrance examination in Maharashtra for admission to undergraduate degree courses in applied art and fine art. It is conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Government of Maharashtra, and is taken…
About Maharashtra Applied Arts and Crafts Common Entrance Test
The examination is designed to assess visual and creative ability rather than academic subject knowledge, so it draws on drawing skill, observation, sense of colour and composition, design thinking and general awareness of art and craft. The pattern and the specific components are notified by the State Common Entrance Test Cell before each session, and candidates should follow that notification rather than earlier patterns, since the mode and structure have changed over the years. Scores are used to prepare a merit list for the centralised admission process covering government art institutions, aided institutions and unaided private colleges offering fine art degrees across Maharashtra.
Candidates take part in online registration, document verification and successive rounds of seat allotment before reporting to the allotted institution. The syllabus, duration, marking scheme, list of participating institutions and the full admission timetable are published in the official information brochure for the year.
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