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If you think to do so ,then , you can do it.

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Yes, your daughter can appear for the MH CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) exam with the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) group for engineering, even if she is currently studying with the PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) group in Class 12. MH CET is open to candidates from different streams who wish to pursue engineering courses. However, it is very essential to check the eligibility criteria and specific requirements of the MH CET exam to ensure she meets all the necessary qualifications for admission to engineering programs.

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The correction window will open in the month of March 2024 . MH CET application form 2024 will be released on 16th January 2024 and continue till 1st March 2024 without late fee. With additional late fee of Rs. 500, apply last date is till April 2024. Be update with us whenever it will open make sure to confirm with us.

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MHT CET is open to non-Maharashtrian students, but the chances of getting into top colleges can be more competitive due to limited seats for out-of-state students. You can still get into good colleges, but you might need to score higher in the exam, especially for popular courses and institutions. Additionally, the fee structure for non-Maharashtrian students can be higher. To maximize your chances, aim for a strong score and review the specific eligibility criteria for each college.

Correct Answer: Harsh's loan account debited Rs 6000 , credited bank account Rs 5500 and credited realization account Rs 500

Solution : Answer = Harsh's loan account debited Rs 6000, credited bank account Rs 5500 and credited realization account Rs 500

Harsh's loan A/C Dr 6000
To Bank AIC 5500
To Realisation AIC 500.
Hence, the correct option is 3.

Dear student !

Hope you are preparing well for the exam ! In the mht cet exam there are physics , chemistry, mathematics and biology . Class 12th and class 11th topics will be asked in the examination and 20% weightage is given to the Class 11th syllabus and 80% weightage to the Class 12th syllabus. This is most important thing to know for a aspirant . Know your syllabus and prepare accordingly for the exam .

The eligibility criteria for the exam is ;-

Candidates should have passed a 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board/university with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

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With a MHT CET score of 150, you may have a chance to get into various colleges in Maharashtra, especially government colleges and some private institutions. However, top-tier colleges like COEP Pune, VJTI Mumbai, and MIT Pune might be challenging unless you belong to a reserved category or meet additional eligibility criteria. Colleges like RCOEM Nagpur, and certain institutes in Pune, may offer opportunities depending on your category and preferences. Checking the latest cutoff trends during the counselling rounds will provide more clarity.

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