MAH MCA CET 2026: Aadhaar and APAAR Mandatory for Applicants has been confirmed by the Maharashtra State CET Cell. All candidates registering for the MCA Common Entrance Test must complete Aadhaar authentication and generate an APAAR ID. PwD candidates are additionally required to provide a Unique Disability ID (UDID) during the registration process. This measure ensures accurate verification of candidate identity and academic credentials while streamlining the admission process.
Aadhaar Requirements for MAH MCA CET 2026
Candidates must ensure that their Aadhaar card details are accurate and up to date before beginning the registration process. Key details to verify include:
- Candidate’s full name
- Date of birth (must match Class 10 certificate)
- Address
- Father’s name
- Recent photograph
- Mobile number linked to Aadhaar must be active for communication
Incorrect details can result in registration issues or rejection of the application.
APAAR ID for MAH MCA CET 2026 Applicants
All applicants must obtain an APAAR ID (Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry). This is a unique 12-digit student ID that functions as a digital locker for academic records, mark sheets, and degrees. The APAAR ID:
- Helps streamline admissions
- Prevents academic fraud
- Can be generated through the student’s college or institution
Special Requirements for PwD Candidates
Candidates with disabilities (PwD) must provide a Disability Certificate or UDID during registration. This universal ID ensures acceptance across India for government benefits and the Common Admission Process (CAP). Additionally, PwD candidates requiring a scribe must submit detailed information for two potential scribes, including:
- Name
- Aadhaar number
- Photograph
- Certificates
These details must be provided during the online application to ensure proper allocation of a scribe during the examination. All applicants are advised to complete Aadhaar verification and APAAR registration before beginning MAH MCA CET 2026 registration to avoid last-minute delays.
