Hey!!! I have prepared a 10 day plan for you to prepare for your MHT CET exams :-

First 3 days

• Morning (3 hrs): Pick one subject (Maths/Bio). Go over main formulas, rules, and practice problems.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Pick another subject (Physics/Chem). Revise formulas, how things work, and solve number problems.
• Evening (2 hrs): Quickly look at the formulas and main ideas from the day. Solve a couple of old MHT CET questions on those topics.

Next 3 Days

• Morning (3 hrs): Take a full old MHT CET paper (PCM or PCB). Stick to the real exam time.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Check your answers. See where you went wrong and why. Note down what you need to work on.
• Evening (2 hrs): Study the topics you messed up in the practice paper. Do more MCQs on those specific things.

Days 7-8

• Morning (3 hrs): Take a practice test that feels like the real MHT CET.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): See how you did. Find your strong and weak points. Understand why you got things wrong.
• Evening (2 hrs): Really focus on the topics you struggled with in the mock test. Quickly go over important formulas for everything.

Day 9

• Morning (4 hrs): Go through all the main formulas, ideas, and important stuff for all subjects. Focus on what you're already good at to feel confident.
• Afternoon (3 hrs): Try some harder MCQs to get your brain working.
• Evening (1 hr): Think about how you'll tackle the exam. Decide which sections to do first. Don't try to learn anything new.

Day 10

• Morning: Just quickly look at the most important formulas and ideas. Don't push yourself too hard.
• Afternoon: Relax, drink water, and make sure you have everything you need for the exam.
• Evening: Get a good night's sleep. Being calm and rested helps a lot.

I hope this helps.

Hello,

Yes, since you have a Maharashtra domicile certificate, you are eligible for reservation benefits in the MHT-CET examination .

Even though you completed your 10th and 12th in Madhya Pradesh, your domicile status qualifies you under Type-B candidature.

This type includes candidates whose father or mother is domiciled in Maharashtra and possesses a domicile certificate.

Hope it helps !

No, you won't be eligible for Maharashtra state quota (85% reserved seats) in MHT CET because:

1. Domicile of Maharashtra – You have it, which is necessary.

2. 10th & 12th from Madhya Pradesh – Maharashtra requires candidates to complete Class 10th & 12th from Maharashtra for state quota eligibility.

Yes, you can get a college in Maharashtra through MHT CET even if you're not from the state. But:

• You’re only eligible for All India Quota seats in private colleges , not government ones.

• Your JEE score won’t help much here — you’ll need to appear for MHT CET .

• Focus on scoring well in MHT CET to get good private colleges like MIT WPU, DY Patil, VIT Pune, etc.
  
  Best of Luck!!

You can find MHT CET PCM previous year papers on websites like:

• Careers360 – Has free downloadable PDFs with solutions for PCM papers.

Hii There,

The subject, college, and category all affect the MHT-CET scores needed for admission.  In general, you need a score higher than 150 out of 200 to get into prestigious engineering schools like COEP or VJTI.  The cutoff score for other universities could be between 70 and 140.

I hope this answers your question. You can reach out to ask in case of any other query or to get more information about something. Please feel free to ask, we are here for your help only.

Thanks

Hii,

you’re from another state and not from Maharashtra, getting admission through MHT-CET is quite tricky. The MHT-CET exam is primarily for students who are domiciled in Maharashtra. For students from other states, admissions in Maharashtra engineering colleges are usually based on JEE Main scores under the All India Quota.

the challenge is that your JEE Main percentile is only 35, which is very low and won’t be enough for most good colleges under the All India Quota. So even if you’ve taken MHT-CET, you won’t be eligible for government or government-aided colleges in Maharashtra because they require Maharashtra domicile for MHT-CET-based admission.

Many private colleges in Maharashtra do offer admissions under a management or institute-level quota. For these, you can apply directly, and they may not strictly consider your entrance exam score, or they may have their own criteria. So you still have a chance to get into a decent college, especially if you’re flexible and ready to explore private institutes.

Hello,

Regarding your query please elaborate your question so we can further address your queries.

Here are some top colleges in Pune that offer physiotherapy courses and accept MHT CET scores:

- Sinhgad College of Physiotherapy: Offers Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) and Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) courses.

- Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University College of Physiotherapy: Offers BPT and MPT courses.

- Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Physiotherapy: Offers BPT and MPT courses.

- *Maharashtra Institute of Physiotherapy*: Offers BPT and MPT courses.

- *Symbiosis College of Physiotherapy*: Offers BPT and MPT courses.

These colleges are well-known for their physiotherapy programs and have good placement records. However, please note that the admission process and acceptance of MHT CET scores may vary from year to year, so it's essential to check with each college for the latest information.

Hello

Here by I am providing you with the link where you will get the question papers of previous year for practice

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-previous-year-question-paper-download-pdf-free

Hope this helps you to practice well.

All the best for your exams.