MHT CET exam form dates for non local students

Hi I want to know the date of sale of application form of MHT CET exam for outside Maharashtra Students?

[Kiran Chandar]

The Maharashtra Government conducts the Common Entrance Test for admissions in different medical courses as made available under the Maharashtra Colleges and Institutes participating in the concerned entrance exam.
Tentative MH CET 2015 exam dates-

Start Date for Online Registration: First week of March.
Last Date for Online Registration: Last week of March.
Payment of MH CET 2015 application fee: First week of March to last week of March
Issue of MH CET 2015 admit cards: Last week of April and first week of May.
MH CET 2015 exam dates: First or Second week of May.
Online display of Question paper booklets: Second or third week of May.
Display of Answer Key: Last week of May
Closing date for submission of Question Paper / Answer Key/ Typograpical Errors:Last week of May.
MHT CET 2015 Result declaration: Second week of June.

MHT CET Application Fees

Rs.700 (Rs.500 for SC/ST/PD) must be paid in cash at any one of the Application Receipt Centers (ARCs). Jammu & Kashmir migrants have to purchase the kit at designated branches of Axis Bank in cash.

Documents required with MHT CET Application Form-

Class X Mark sheet
Class XII Mark Sheet
JEE Main 2014 Score Card
Caste certificate if applicable
Defense Service Certificate
Domicile Certificate
Caste Validity Certificate
School leaving certificate / Certificate of Indian Nationality/ Indian Passport
Non Creamy Layer certificate

MH CET-2015 Pattern:-

MH-CET-2015 will consist of one question paper Containing 180 Multiple Choice questions (MCQ), each carrying 4 marks and total marks 720.

Duration:- 3 hours

Subject - Number of MCQ - Marks

Physics - 45 qs - 180 marks
Chemistry - 45 qs - 180 marks
Biology - 90 qs - 360 marks

The medium for examination shall be English or Marathi or Urdu.

Each question with correct response shall be awarded four marks. There shall be negative marking for wrong responses. For wrong answers there will be deduction of one mark per question. One mark shall be deducted for marking two or more answers of same question, scratching or overwriting.