The CET Cell issued the directive in connection with the centralised admission process for professional undergraduate and postgraduate courses for the academic year 2026–27. It said that institutions must verify all documents submitted by candidates during the admission process and take action wherever irregularities are found.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has warned that admissions granted on the basis of fake, forged, incorrect or misleading documents will be cancelled, and legal action will be initiated against the students concerned.
Institutions Directed to Verify All Candidate Documents
The CET Cell issued the directive in connection with the centralised admission process for professional undergraduate and postgraduate courses for the academic year 2026–27. It said that institutions must verify all documents submitted by candidates during the admission process and take action wherever irregularities are found.
According to the notice, if documents submitted during the admission process are found to be fake, forged, fabricated or misleading during scrutiny, the admission of the concerned student will be cancelled immediately. The CET Cell has also directed institutions to initiate necessary legal proceedings against such candidates in accordance with the rules.
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