What will be my MHT CET 2025 percentile if I score 0 in Physics, 30 in Chemistry, and 80 in Mathematics?
While exact percentile calculation depends on overall performance and difficulty level, based on previous trends, a score of 110/200 may likely fetch a percentile around 75 to 85, especially if you've done well in Mathematics and Chemistry. Physics having zero may affect certain college eligibilitie
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The percentile scores in MHT CET 2025 cannot be computed directly based on raw scores, because it is based on the performance of all the other test takers in the same exam shift and a process of normalization is used. A zero in Physics will however have a huge distance with your score. Although by M
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MHT CET 2026 scores are used for Maharashtra State Quota admissions. For All India seats in engineering colleges of Maharashtra, JEE Main scores will be used.
Candidates can get an APAAR ID for MHT CET registration by registering on the DigiLocker website. Candidates can also get the APAAR enrollment number from their school.
MHT CET cutoff is of two types- All India Category and Maharashtra Category. The seats which are allotted under the All India Quota have opening and closing ranks mentioned as "AI" whereas seats allotted under Maharashtra Quota have the ranks mentioned as "MH".
MHT CET cutoff is made available on the official website - cetcell.mahacet.org. The Mahrashtra CET Cell releases cutoff round-wise after the completion of each round counselling. The cutoff are released separately for both All India and Maharashtra state category. Candidates can download the same on
The Maharashtra state CET cell sets the syllabus of MHT CET exam.
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