MHT-CET 2025 Paper Analysis - Section-wise Difficulty Level, Expected Cutoff, Chapterwise Weightage

Shift 1

• The physics paper was of the moderate level with mostly formula based questions. Few questions were also application based. Questions were mainly asked from topics like capacitors, current electricity, rotational dynamics. 
• Chemistry section was comparatively easy. Questions were direct in nature and most of them were from Maharashtra HSC book. Topics from where questions were asked are redox reactions, IUPAC nomenclature.
• Mathematics section was difficult and questions were lengthy in nature. Questions were asked from Integration, 3D Geometry, Calculus.

Shift 2

• The mathematics paper was of moderate level of difficulty with questions being asked from Vectors, 3D Geometry and Integration.
• The chemistry section was of easy to moderate range of difficulty. Questions from Solid State, Chemical Thermodynamics, p-Block and d-Block Elements were asked in this shift.
• Physics paper was of moderate level of difficulty with questions being asked from Current Electricity and Ray Optics. 

Shift 1

As per the initial reaction of the candidates, today's shift 1 exam Mathematics paper was difficult and lengthy in nature. However, the Physics section was moderately challenging and Chemistry section was easy.

• From Physics, questions were mostly asked from Capacitors, Rotational Dynamics and Current Electricity.
• From Chemistry, questions from Redox Reactions, IUPAC Nomenclature and Coordination Compounds were asked in the exam.
• Questions from Integration, Calculus, and 3D Geometry were asked from Mathematics in this shift. 

Shift 2

As per the overall analysis, shift 2 was of the moderate level of difficulty.

• Mathematics section was of moderate to difficult level with questions being asked from differentiation, integration, statistics, mensuration, functions and trigonometry
• As per the analysism, the chemistry section was of easy to moderate level of difficulty and questions were mostly from chapters like dissociation constant, BCC radius and adiabatic process
• Physics section was of the moderate level with questions being asked from laws of motion, wave optics, electrostatics, current electricity and magnetism

Shift 1

The overall difficulty level of today's shift 1 was easy to moderate level.

• Physics section had moderate level of difficulty with questions being asked from wave optics, current electricity, magnetism and laws of motion.
• Chemistry section was comparatively easy and questions were directly from Maharashtra HSC textbooks.Questions were mostly asked from topics like redox reactions, coordination compounds and IUPAC nomenclature. 
• Mathematics was moderate to difficult in nature with questions coming from topics like integration, trigonometry,differentiation, sets and functions, 3D Geometry.  

 Shift 2

The overall level of difficulty was moderate

• Questions framed in the Physic section were easy.
• The Chemistry section was easy to moderate. The questions were based on pair of straight line equations
• The Mathematics paper was lengthy in comparison to the other two papers

Shift 1 

Physics section of today's exam was difficult, Chemistry was very easy while Mathematics was moderate. The overall difficulty level of shift 1 was moderate to difficult. 

• Questions from capacitors were quite high from the Physics section. Moreover questions from Centre of Mass, Radius of Gyration, Moment of Inertia was also there.
• From Mathematics, questions from Integration with joint questions of Trigonometry was bit challenging. However from Matrices questions were direct in nature and quite easy to solve. From Logical Reasoning, Negation of Sentence questions were asked.
• From Chemistry, most questions were asked from Inorganic Chemistry and were directly asked from textbooks. Questions from name reaction, GOC, Periodic Properties was asked in the exam. 

Shift 2 

Shift 2 of today's exam had moderate level of difficulty. Mathematics and Physics section was moderately difficult however, chemistry questions were easy.

• Mathematics section was moderate to difficult level with questions being asked from trigonometric functions. Few questions were also asked from Integration and Coordinate Geometry.
• Physics section had moderate level of difficulty. Questions were application based but doable in nature. Current Electricity, Thermodynamics, Wave Optics and Magnetism were major topics from where questions were asked.
• Chemistry section was however easy. Inorganic chemistry had dominance in this shift. Few questions periodic table, d block elements were also asked in the exam. 

Shift 1

Overall today' shift was of moderate level of difficulty. Physis and Chemistry section was easy to moderate level and mathematics was moderate to difficult in nature.

• Chemistry section was easy to moderate in nature. Most questions were directly asked from textbooks. Organic Chemistry had dominance in today's shift. 
• Physics section questions were mostly application based. Candidates with clear basic concepts could easily solve the questions from this section. Questions from electrostatics, magnetism, gravitation were asked in today's shift.
• Mathematics section was moderate to difficult in nature. Questions were lengthy in nature but doable. Integration, vectors, 3D geometry had dominance in today's shift.

Shift 2

Overall shift 2 was moderate to difficult. Physics was easy to moderate in this shift. Chemistry questions were direct in nature and Mathematics was difficult.

• Mathematics section was tough with questions being lengthy but they were doable. Most of the questions were from differentiation, probability, integration, matrices and inverse trigonometric functions.
• Physcis was easy to moderate with questions being lengthy and application based. Questions were asked from Optics, waves, work and motion.
• Chemistry section was easy with direct questions being asked. There were questions from periodic table and inorganic chemistry. 

As per feedback from students who appeared for the exam, the overall difficulty level was rated as 'Moderate', while opinions on individual subjects varied. Based on student reactions, the Chemistry section was considered 'Easy', while Physics was rated as 'Moderate'. In Physics, approximately 20 to 22 questions were deemed straightforward and easy to answer using basic theoretical knowledge and formulas. However, some questions were longer and more complex. In Chemistry, around 20 to 25 questions were direct theory-based and considered of easy difficulty level. These questions were sourced directly from HSC textbooks. Meanwhile, in Mathematics, there were 15 to 18 questions that were considered lengthy and difficult. Nevertheless, other questions were deemed manageable.