Hi Rohan,

According to the CET, of 3,89,520 registered candidates, 3,76,282 (96.6%) candidates had appeared for the examination. Of these, 2,84,239 students opted for physics, chemistry and mathematics (PCM) and 2,38,365 students went for physics-chemistry-biology (PCB). The highest marks scored by a student in PCM is 197, while that in PCB group is 190. However, only 2,889 or 1.02% students from PCM group scored 150 marks or more. The performance of students from the PCB was worse as only 573 or 0.24% crossed 150. Fewer than 9% of students scored 100 marks or more. A total of 23,078 students from PCM group and 12,712 students from PCB group were in this category.

Thank you and best of luck.