The State Common Entrance Test Cell has defined the eligibility criteria to take admission to the first year of Engineering/ Technology/ B Planning courses. Candidates seeking admission to these programmes must have passed the Class 12 or its equivalent examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the subjects from Chemistry/ Biotechnology/ Biology/ Technical Vocational subject/ Computer Science/ Information Technology/ Agriculture/ Engineering Graphics/ Informatics Practices/ Business Studies and must have obtained at least 45 % marks (40% marks for Backward Class categories, EWS and PwD category candidates belonging to Maharashtra State), in the above subjects taken together.

Candidate seeking admission to First Year Engineering and Technology and B Planning degree courses must appear for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

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As per your question, the application fee paid for the MHTCET exam is not at all refundable at any circumstance. The fee once paid will not be returned by the authorities, even in case you cancel the application form.

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Certainly, admission to Bachelors in Physiotherapy (BPT) programs is possible through the MHT CET Exam by meeting the necessary cutoff. If you are a Maharashtra resident with a valid domicile, you are eligible to take the MHT CET exam for BPT admission. Alternatively, NEET and CET exams are also options for those seeking entry into BPT courses.

For additional details about the MHT CET exam, you can refer to the provided link.

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

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The number of hours you should study for MHCET LLB 3 years exams can vary depending on your individual study habits, learning pace, and familiarity with the exam syllabus. However, many students find it effective to study for about 4-6 hours per day.

To start preparing for your exam, first, go through the syllabus thoroughly to ensure you understand it clearly. Once you are familiar with the syllabus, create a well-organized study schedule.

Also, It's important to maintain a balance between study time and relaxation to avoid burnout. Break down your study sessions into manageable chunks, and focus on understanding the concepts rather than just memorizing them.

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https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-mh-cet-law

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No, unfortunately, if you want to give an improvement exam for your class 12th HSC boards in July and want to participate in the current year's Maharashtra CET (MHT CET) cap rounds, it likely won't be possible.  MHT CET eligibility for cap rounds typically requires you to have passed the qualifying exam (Class 12th HSC) before the start of the admission process.

MHT CET : https://www.careers360.com/exams/mht-cet

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If you have selected Wish to apply for EWS but have not yet applied for or obtained an EWS certificate, then during the admission process you must submit the valid certificate to claim EWS benefits. If you fail to produce it by the verification stage, you will not be considered under the EWS category. Instead, your admission will be processed under the General category (Open category) if you meet the eligibility criteria. The good news is that your CET score will still be valid, but your chances for top colleges may be affected because the general category cut-offs are usually higher than the EWS cut-offs. This means you might have to aim for a higher score to compete without reservation benefits. To avoid any last-minute problems, it’s strongly advised to apply for the EWS certificate as soon as possible, because some states take a few weeks to issue it. Also, ensure that the certificate is valid for the current academic year and follows the format prescribed by the government.

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