To prepare for JEE Main, KCET, and MHT CET, focus on mastering key subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Create a study schedule that divides time between these exams, prioritizing topics common across all three. Use previous years' question papers for practice, and focus on mock tests to improve speed and accuracy. Online platforms, like Vedantu and Byju's, offer tailored courses for each exam. Balancing concepts and practice will help you manage all three exams effectively .

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There is a possibility for an OMS (Outside Maharashtra Student) to get into PICT, SPIT, or DJ Sanghvi through MHT-CET, but it depends on a few factors.

These prestigious institutes (PICT, SPIT, DJ Sanghvi) typically prioritize JEE Mains scores for admissions because it's a national-level engineering entrance exam.

However, there are a small number of seats reserved for OMS students who appear for MHT-CET. The competition for these seats can be very high.

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In Maharashtra, the MHT CET exam is exclusively for students in the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) streams. Arts students are not eligible to appear for the MHT CET. However, for arts and commerce students, there is a separate examination called MAH AAC CET. This exam is specifically designed for students in the arts and commerce streams, providing them with an opportunity to qualify for admission to various undergraduate courses. Therefore, while arts students cannot take the MHT CET exam, they have the option to appear for the MAH AAC CET exam tailored to their educational background.

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You won't necessarily know the exact college where you will take the MHT CET Law 2024 exam until the admit card is released. However, the exam center will be in one of the 4 locations you chose while applying.

The admit card for MHT CET Law 2024 typically gets released a few weeks before the exam date. Keep checking the official website of the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra (SCET Cell) for updates on the admit card release date.

Once released, download your admit card from the SCET Cell website. The admit card will mention your allotted exam center address and other important details like exam date, reporting time, and exam day instructions.

While applying, you likely had the option to choose your preferred exam centers from a list of cities provided by the SCET Cell. These cities might have multiple colleges or exam centers functioning as test venues. The SCET Cell considers your preferences and various factors like capacity and logistics to assign a specific exam center within one of your chosen cities.

In conclusion, while you won't know the exact college beforehand, the exam center will be in one of your chosen cities. Download your admit card a few weeks before the exam to find out the specific address and other crucial details.

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Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, generally if you are doing Btech currently and if you are sitting for an interview for the purpose of job in TCS, then most probably they will be considering your Btech marks and not intermediate marks, so don't worry.

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There can be a conflict between being a partial dropper for MHT CET 2024 and the gap certificate criteria for some desired colleges.

Every college might have slightly different rules regarding gap certificates for partial droppers.  Look for the official admissions brochure or website of your desired colleges. Search for terms like "gap certificate", "partial dropper", or "previously enrolled" to see if they have any specific information.

If the information online isnot clear then reach out to the admission authorities of your desired colleges directly. Explain your situation as a partial dropper attending an engineering college under Mumbai University in 2023-2024 and inquire about their gap certificate requirements for your specific case. Their email address or phone number should be on the college website's admission section.

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As per the MHT CET syllabus 2024 with weightage PCM and PCB prescribed by the Maharashtra CET Cell, 20 percent weightage is given to the Class 11 topics and the remaining 80 percent to the Class 12  topics of the Maharashtra board.

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To prepare for MH CET Law, selecting the right books is essential. Here's a list of recommended books for each section of the exam:

1. Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning

Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by A.P. Bhardwaj

Universal’s Guide to CLAT & LLB by Universal Publications

Legal Aptitude for CLAT and Other Law Entrance Examinations by Bhardwaj

2. Logical and Analytical Reasoning

A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal

Analytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey

Practice sets from Universal's Logical Reasoning for Law Entrance Exams

3. English

Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis

Objective General English by R.S. Aggarwal

High School English Grammar and Composition by Wren & Martin

Newspapers like The Hindu or Indian Express for reading comprehension practice.

4. General Knowledge and Current Affairs

General Knowledge 2024 by Arihant Publications

Manorama Yearbook

Monthly magazines like Pratiyogita Darpan or Competition Success Review.

Stay updated with daily news (apps like Inshorts or reading The Hindu).

5. Mathematics (if applicable)

Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R.S. Aggarwal

Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Rajesh Verma

Additional Tips:

Purchase MH CET Law Mock Test Series from platforms like Career Launcher, Testbook, or Arihant to simulate the actual exam environment.

Solve past years’ MH CET question papers (available in guides like Arihant’s MH CET Law guides