In MHT CET, exact PYQ (previous year questions) repetition is rare, but similar concepts and patterns often reappear. Practicing PYQs helps in understanding important topics and difficulty levels, making them valuable for preparation.

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In MHT CET , previous year questions ( PYQs ) don’t repeat exactly but similar concepts and question patterns are often repeated. Here’s an approximate trend for each subject based on past years:

1. Physics – Around 15-20% of questions follow a similar pattern to PYQs, especially in Mechanics, Modern Physics, and Electrostatics.
   
   
2. Chemistry – Nearly 20-30% of questions have familiar concepts, especially from Organic Chemistry (Reactions), Physical Chemistry (Numericals), and Coordination Compounds.
   
   
3. Mathematics – About 25-35% follow previous patterns, mainly in Calculus, Algebra, and Trigonometry.

Instead of focusing only on direct repetitions, practice PYQs to understand common patterns, important formulas, and frequently tested topics .

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The repetition of previous year's questions (PYQs) in MHT CET can vary from year to year. However, based on the analysis of previous years' papers, here's a rough estimate of PYQ repetition in each subject of PCM:

- Physics: Around 10-15% of questions are repeated from previous years, with a focus on key concepts and formulas.

- Chemistry: Approximately 15-20% of questions are repeated, with an emphasis on recurring topics like organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and physical chemistry.

- Mathematics: Around 20-25% of questions are repeated, with a focus on algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus.

These estimates may vary depending on the specific year and paper. It's essential to practice with a mix of previous years' questions and new practice questions to ensure you're well-prepared for the exam.

To give you a better idea, here are some actual PYQ repetition statistics for MHT CET:

- 2020: Physics (12%), Chemistry (18%), Mathematics (22%)

- 2019: Physics (15%), Chemistry (20%), Mathematics (25%)

- 2018: Physics (10%), Chemistry (15%), Mathematics (20%)

Along your preparation read Most scoring topics of MHT CET to achieve good marks.

Good luck!!