As of 28 July 2026, the Maharashtra State Council of Examination (MSCE) has still not announced a fresh date for MAHA TET 2026, weeks after the exam originally scheduled for 28 June 2026 was postponed over security concerns. The council had already pushed the test once, from 21 June to 28 June, before cancelling that sitting entirely. A new admit card is expected once the revised date is confirmed, since the hall ticket issued on 16 June 2026 was tied specifically to the cancelled 28 June sitting and will not carry over automatically.
Why the June Exam Was Called Off
MSCE’s official notice pointed to irregularities linked to the NEET 2026 examination as the reason for tightening security around this year’s exam, stating that all necessary precautions were being implemented in response. Candidates who had already downloaded their MAHA TET 2026 admit cards and travelled to designated centres were left waiting for further instructions, with the council confirming only that the exam would be rescheduled rather than cancelled outright.

What to Expect From the New Schedule
MSCE has given no firm timeline for when the revised date will be announced, and candidates are advised to rely solely on the official portal, mahatet.in, rather than unverified forums or social media claims. Given that the original teacher eligibility test cycle registration ran from 27 March 2026 to 24 April 2026, a lengthy further delay would push the entire recruitment-linked certification calendar back for aspiring primary and upper-primary teachers across the state.
Admit Card of MAHA TET 2026: What Changes This Time
Since the earlier hall ticket applied only to the cancelled sitting, MSCE is expected to issue a fresh admit card carrying the new date, time, and possibly a revised exam centre for each candidate. Candidates will likely need to log in again using their registration number and date of birth, the same credentials used for the original download. It’s worth downloading and comparing the new hall ticket carefully against the old one, since centre allotments sometimes shift between a cancelled sitting and its rescheduled version.










