MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Merit List - Check State Wise, Category Wise Toppers and Rank List

About MAH B.Ed CET 20256 Merit List

The MAH B.Ed CET 2026 merit list is expected to be out in April 2026 online. If selected, students could exercise college options within the allocated timeline.  The MAH B.Ed CET 2026 merit list highlights details such as the CAP form number, name of the aspirant, their reservation category, marks scored in MAH B.Ed CET 2026, merit score, etc. Students are eager to know more about the MAH B.Ed CET merit list 2026 can go through the merit list dates, steps to download the merit list, etc.

MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Merit List Important Dates

Here are the important dates of the MAH B.Ed CET merit list 2026 -

Steps to Download MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Merit List

The candidates can follow the steps given below to download the MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Merit List:

1. Step 1: Visit the official website for MAH B.Ed CET 2026.

2. Step 2: On the homepage, click on the link for MAH B.Ed CET Merit List 2026.

3. Step 3: Enter the login details, such as the application ID and password, to log in to the portal. 

4. Step 4: Click on the submit button.

5. Step 5: The MAH B.Ed CET Merit List 2026 will be displayed on the screen in PDF format.

6. Step 6: Download and store the MAH B.Ed CET Merit List 2026 for future reference.

Details Mentioned in MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Merit List

The MAH B.Ed CET 2026 merit list is released during the MAH B.Ed CET 2026 counselling process. Some of the important details provided in the merit list are -

• State merit number
• CAP form number
• Name of the candidates
• Gender
• Date of birth
• Category
• Candidature type
• CET marks
• Merit score
• Eligibility qualification

MAH B.Ed CET 2026 Tie Breaker

If two or more applicants receive the same number of points and percentages, the tie-breaker is taken into account while creating the merit list. If a candidate in the MAH B.Ed CET 2026 receives an equal score and percentile, the following order of preference is taken into account for the determination of the relative merit:

• If there is a tie, the candidate with the higher percentage of total marks in the qualifying examination
• If it remains, then the marks in the higher secondary (Class XII) exam or any equivalent exam will be given preference.
• If a tie still exists, then candidates should be chosen if they received a greater percentage of the total marks in the senior secondary (Class X) or its equivalent examination; if a tie still exists, then;
• Candidates older in age will be taken into consideration based on their birth date.