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For MHT CET PCB (Biology) , you can find sample papers on educational websites like:

• Official MHT CET website
• Maharashtra State Board (HSC) resources
• Coaching Institutes like Allen, Aakash, or Resonance
• Online platforms like Career360, Embibe, and Unacademy

You can also check previous year question paper and mock tests available on these platforms. If you need specific sample papers, let me know.

May this will help you!!!

Hello,

Here are some links where you can get MHCET question papers and sample papers :-

1. MHCET LAW Previous Year Question Papers

2. MHCET LAW 5 Years LLB Sample Papers

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Hello,

Here are some links where you can get study materials for MHT CET entrance exam :-

1. MHT CET E-books and Sample Papers

2. MHT CET 2025 Sample Papers

3. BEST Books for MHTCET 2025

4. MHT CET 2025 Preparation Tips, Important Topics

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MHT CET for the year 2025 is yet to happen and its analysis will be available once the exam is being conducted. However, the analysis of MHT CET 2024 is available, and based on the analysis, the hardest shifts were on May 2 - shift 1 and May 3 - shift 2. In these shifts, the Mathematics section was challenging and lengthy, while Physics was in the range of moderate to difficult, and Chemistry was relatively easier.

You can read more here, https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-analysis.

Hello,

Here is the link where you can get MHCET Law previous year question papers and sample papers :-

1. MHCET LLB 3&5 Years Previous Year Question Papers

2. MH CET LAW 5 Year LLB 2025 Sample Papers

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Definitely yes you can. MHT CET is easier than JEE Mains. It includes full weightage questions from the Maharashtra State Board syllabus while JEE is NCERT focused.

Practice questions which are MHT CET specific and PYQs are a must.

But it is my suggestion:- If you prepare for JEE and practice JEE Mains PYQs, MHT CET will feel even easier as you are preparing for a tougher exam

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You cannot get admission to a government college for B.Pharmacy in Maharashtra without giving MHT CET .

Also, if you belong to a reserved category, a caste validity certificate is usually required to avail of reservation benefits. Without it, you may be considered in the general category. It is best to check with the specific college or the admission authority for any alternative options.

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Yes, you can give the board exam as a private candidate. Most state boards allow this, and your marksheet will look almost the same as that of regular students. There is usually no mention that you're a private candidate. It won’t create any problem for entrance exams like MHT-CET or NEET. As long as your marksheet and certificate are from a recognized board, you are fully eligible for college admissions and entrance exams without any issues.

To score above the 90th percentile in MHT CET, solving at least the past 10 years' PYQs is recommended. This helps understand question patterns, difficulty levels, and frequently tested concepts. Since MHT CET follows the Maharashtra State Board syllabus, revising Class 11 and 12 concepts thoroughly is essential. Along with PYQs, taking full-length mock tests improves time management and accuracy. Focus on high-weightage topics in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology. Additionally, practicing PYQs from similar exams like JEE Main (for PCM) or NEET (for PCB) can provide an extra edge. Consistency and conceptual clarity are key to success.

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You get OBC reservation in JEE because it follows the Central OBC list , which applies across India. However, MHT CET follows Maharashtra state rules , which provide OBC benefits only to candidates with an OBC certificate from Maharashtra .

Since your OBC category is from Jharkhand, Maharashtra does not consider you eligible for reservation in MHT CET . Each state has its own reservation policies.

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