Hello Nidhi, according to the marking scheme of MAH CET 2019, there will be no negative marking for giving incorrect answers. Therefore, yes if 136 were correctly marked then you will get 136 score in the MAH CET result. 

Also, the marks were divided into four parts, i.e., 

Logical reasoning-75

Abstract reasoning- 25

Quantitative aptitude- 50

Verbal Ability/ Reading Comprehension- 50

They sum upto to 200 marks / score.

This year's MAH CET results will incorporate the following:

Name of the candidate

Roll number

All India Rank ( using serial number) 

Overall percentile

Total score of the candidate out of 200

In case you want to know more about the results of MAH CET 2019, visit the link given below;

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-cet-result/amp

All the best!

I hope this helps.

Hello Saurabh,

   Right now we cannot comment on college cut off because college cut off are based on percentile and percentile depend on factors such as number of students attempted exams and highest score.But there are colleges such as NL dalmia,Welingkar mumbai and bangalore,SIES,ITM numbai,IES which provides admission based on your profile.Once official results are declared I can give you exact list of college you can consider based on your score.

   Hope I cleared your doubt.All the best for your future endeavour!!

Hi Akshay,

MAH CET books are easily available on the books store. You can easily find it. Books like Arihant would be best for it to preparation.

It will be of 150 mins of exam with sections consist of Quantitative, verbal reasoning, reading compreshension,logical reasoning, data interpretation.

If you're a domicile of Maharashtra then you would be at great advantage of being preferred then the others from other states.

HELLO!VICKY

There is no such need that you print admit card in colour,it isn't compulsory.If you want then you can go with colour printed admit card.Black & white color is also valid none will ask you regarding related to colour printed of admit card.

You can ask if you have any other queries.

GOOD LUCK!

Hello Ravi

It surely must be tough and mentally very drilling time for you. The only thing that matters at this moment is to keep calm and utilize your energy into giving an extraordinary result. 

NEET exam was inititaed as "one exam for all" by the govt for undergraduate and postgraduate seats in medical and dental streams all over India. MH CET is Maharashtra state govt. entrance test for medical and dental courses. State Maharashtra still hold their seats in medical stream unlike Madhya Pradesh and many other states. 

SYLLABUS:

MH CET exams are solely based on 12th board syllabus of physics, chemistry and biology while NEET in addition to 12th board's syllabus has a vast curriculum. If you are prepared thoroughly for NEET then you can easily appear in an exam like MH CET. The key to good rank and score is revision not one not twice but many times. 

Some important topics for MH CET are mentioned below:

• BIOLOGY:

1. The living world.

2. Biological classifications.

3. Plant kingdom.

4. Animal kingdom.

• PHYSICS:

1. Physical world and measurement.

2. Kinematics.

3. Laws of motions.

4. Work, energy and power.

• CHEMISTRY:

1. Derivatives of alkanes, fluorine and hydrigen fluoride.

2. Synthetic fibres.

3. Third row elements.

MARKING SCHEME:

The marking scheme for the two exams are:

NEET= +4 and -1

MH CET= No negative marking.

PATTERN:

NEET: 180 questions of 4 marks each which totals to 720 marks.

MH CET: 200 questions of 1 mark each which totals to 200 marks.

In comparison to the difficulty level in both the examinations then undoubtedly NEET is much more tougher than MH CET. The difficulty level of NEET is 35% more then MH CET. Also if you aim for NEET then you can surely qualify CET. The competition is ever increasing but at the same time, with the number of resources available and the ease with which they can be availed does prove to be a blessing in disguise.

Hope this helps.

All the best!

hello archana sen ,

you can get all the information in below given link :-

https://www.careers360.com/exams/maha-cet

Hi Mahesh, the cutoff varies every year based on various factors like number of test takers, number of seats available, difficulty level of exams etc. However going by the previous year cutoffs, there are high chances for Welingkar as their cutoff is around 97 percentile. The chances for Sydneham is like having good to better chances, but it is not having high chances for this percentile. 

Hi Kiarra,

Considering your score 83.68% in MAH CET you can apply for MMS Program for the following colleges :

1. Indira College of Management, Pune

2. MIT, Pune

3. Lalalajapat Rai College, Mumbai

4. D.Y.Patil college, Pune

5. Rizvi College, Mumbai

6. Alkesh Modi College, Mumbai

7. Raisoni College, Nagpur

8. Sinhgad College, Pune

You have chance to get admission into all the above colleges for MMS Program. Also you will get call for PGDM program too.

For more details you can go through rank predictor for MBA college, the link is as follows :

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictors/mah-cet-mba-college-predictor

Hope you get this. All the best !!

MAH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) will have four sections from different academic aspects, namely Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, and Quantitative Aptitude.

The MAH CET syllabus 2019 is composed of 200 multiple choice objective type questions (MCQs) with five options against each question.

Eligibility criteria for MAH CET is minimum 50% marks in Graduation. For Reserved category students, there is relaxation of 5% in marks.

for futher details go through the lnk

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-cet-syllabus