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Maharashtra CET Cell Warns Against Misleading Social Media Posts
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What Happened?
The Maharashtra CET Cell plans legal action against social media users spreading false information about entrance exams. They urge students to report misleading content.
Key points
- The CET Cell has formed a task force to monitor misleading content on social media.
- Students can report misleading posts to socialmedia.complaints@mahacet.org.
- A legal notice was issued to the YouTube channel Digital Master for spreading false exam dates.
- The CET Cell has not yet announced the dates for MHT-CET 2027.
- Candidates are urged to rely on official announcements for exam schedules.
Key insights
- Legal actions against misinformation could deter others from spreading false claims.
- Monitoring social media may improve the credibility of the CET Cell.
- Encouraging reporting of misleading content fosters a more informed student community.
Why it matters
This warning helps protect students from misinformation that could affect their exam preparation.
Entities
Maharashtra CET Cell· OrganizationDigital Master· YouTube ChannelMHT-CET 2027· Event
Source
Times of India
