Is there any negative marking the MHT CET exam?
No, there is no negative marking in the MHT CET exam. However, the candidates are advised to practice for accuracy, as it will help them to secure maximum marks in the exam as well as practice for other exams
What is the difficulty level of the MHT CET exam?
The difficulty level of the MHT CET exam is moderate in nature, as the questions are based on the syllabus of Class 11th and 12th. If a candidate can crack the class 12th exam easily, then with more effort they can crack the MHT CET exam
Are all the questions compulsory in the MHT CET exam?
Yes, all the 150 questions asked in the MHT CET exam are compulsory. However, candidates can answer the questions according to them. There is no negative marking on leaving questions or incorrect answers.
In how many languages MHT CET exam is conducted?
The MHT CET exam is conducted in three languages Marathi, Urdu, and English. Candidates appearing for the exam can any of the following languages to read and answer the questions. Also, the languages can be switched by the candidate at any point of the exam using the language button available on the screen.
Are Calculators allowed in the MHT CET exam?
No calculators are not allowed in the MHT CET exam, though the candidates will take the exam will be provided virtual calculators on the computer screen while taking the test. Candidates who are going to take the exam must practice using the virtual calculators to be ready for the exam day
Are Calculators allowed in the MHT CET exam?
No calculators are not allowed in the MHT CET exam, though the candidates will take the exam will be provided virtual calculators on the computer screen while taking the test. Candidates who are going to take the exam must practice using the virtual calculators to be ready for the exam day
Is the MHT CET exam easy?
The MHT CET exam is recognized as a challenging entrance exam in Maharashtra, comparable in difficulty to JEE Main 2025. Analyzing from past question paper patterns, the questions' difficulty level is expected to be moderately tough, resembling the JEE Main paper.
Is MHT CET based on NCERT?
Since, the MHT CET exam is based on a combination of class 11 and 12 HSC syllabus, it is extremely significant that candidates have thoroughly studied their State board text books for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. But to get that extra edge over others, it is highly advisable to go through the NCERT books completely.
What is the exam pattern of the MHT CET exam?
The MHT CET exam has a total of 150 questions from all three subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The MHT exam has 50 questions each from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. All the 150 questions are multiple choice questions.
What are the passing marks for the MHT CET exam?
As per the MHT CET Passing Marks 2025, candidates in the reserved category must have received at least 40% of the 200 total marks, or 80 marks, whilst candidates in the general category must have received at least 45%, or 90, of the 200 total marks.
What are the papers for CET 2025?
MHT CET 2025 will be conducted in two papers- Paper 1 for Physics and Chemistry and Paper 2 for Mathematics.
What is the marking scheme for MHT CET 2025?
The marking scheme for MHT CET 2025 states that for every correct answer in Physics & Chemistry, one mark will be awarded. In Mathematics, two marks will be awarded for every correct answer. No marks will be deducted for incorrect answers.
Is there a negative marking in the MHT CET exam?
As per the paper pattern, one mark will be awarded for correct answers in physics & chemistry and 2 marks for mathematics. Candidates need to note that there is no provision for negative marking.
Is the MHT CET exam pattern 2025 released?
The MHT CET 2025 exam pattern will be released along with the official brochure. For preparatory purposes, candidates can check this page for a detailed MHT CET exam pattern.
Can NRI candidates apply for MHT CET 2025 exam?
Yes, NRI candidates can apply for MHT CET 2025. They will not have to fill out the MHT CET 2025 application form and are eligible for direct admission to the respective institutes. As per the eligibility, candidates of Indian workers in the Gulf countries, and Foreign Nationals have to register for direct counselling.
Do the candidates have to appear for different papers as per their programme preference?
Yes, for Engineering and Technology disciplines the candidates have to take the Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics papers and the Pharmacy aspirants have to sit in the Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Mathematics papers as per their preference.
