During filling of the MHT-CET form, I did not have an EWS certificate but now I have so during admission in college. Can I get admission through EWS?

Hello,

Yes, you can still claim admission under the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category during the MHT-CET counseling process if you now have a valid EWS certificate.

If you did not have the EWS certificate while filling out the MHT-CET form but now possess it, you may still be eligible for admission under the EWS category during the admission process. However, you will need to submit the EWS certificate at the time of document verification or during the admission procedure.

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Hello there,

Yes, you can use your EWS certificate during the admission process, even if you did not have it while filling out the MHT-CET form, provided the admission guidelines allow document submission during counseling. Here's what you need to do:

1. Verify Guidelines : Check the latest MHT-CET counseling brochure or contact the State Common Entrance Test Cell to confirm if the EWS certificate can be submitted during the counseling/admission stage.
   
   

2. Document Submission : Ensure your EWS certificate is valid and issued before the specified cutoff date mentioned in the counseling rules.
   
   

3. Category Change Request : During the document verification stage, inform the authorities about your EWS status and submit the certificate. They may update your category if permitted.
   
   

4. Follow Instructions : Be present at the counseling with all required documents, including your EWS certificate, and follow the instructions provided by the officials.

If category changes are not allowed at this stage, you may still proceed under the general category.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello there,

Yes, you can avail of the EWS quota during the MHT-CET admission process if you now have a valid EWS certificate. Here's what you need to do:

1. Document Verification : Carry your EWS certificate during the centralized admission process (CAP) for verification.
   
   
2. Update Details : If there is an option to update or provide missing documents during CAP, submit your EWS certificate there.
   
   
3. Notify Authorities : Inform the admission authorities about your EWS status during counseling or document submission.

Ensure the EWS certificate is issued in the correct format and valid for the current academic year. If accepted, you can secure admission under the EWS quota.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

If you have an EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate but did not fill out the MHT-CET form under the EWS category initially, you may still have options to rectify this, depending on the specific rules and deadlines set by the examination authorities.

Here are some steps you can take:

• Check Official Guidelines: Review the official MHT-CET website or the information bulletin released for the current admission cycle. They typically outline the procedures for corrections or updates to application forms.
• Correction Window: Many examination authorities provide a correction window after the initial application submission. Correction window is available, in march 2025 for MHT CET you might be able to update your application to include the EWS category.
• Contact Helpdesk: Reach out to the official helpdesk or support team for MHT-CET. They can provide specific guidance on your situation and inform you if you can still use your EWS certificate for the application.
• Documentation: Ensure that you have all necessary documents ready, including your EWS certificate, in case you are allowed to make changes to your application.

Act quickly, as deadlines may be approaching, and it’s important to follow the official procedures to ensure your eligibility.