MHTCET

The Maharashtra CET Cell's official MHT CET syllabus states that chapters in classes 11 and 12 carry 20% and 80% of the total weight, respectively. It is important for candidates to understand that the MHT CET syllabus covers every item covered in Maharashtra class 12 Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, while the class 11 syllabus only covers a small number of topics. The exact chapter-wise weighting for the MHT CET is unknown, but in order to do well on the test, candidates must review the entire curriculum as provided by the Maharashtra CET Cell. But according to the paper analysis from the prior year, some chapters carry more weight than others in the test.

The time required for MHT CET preparation depends on several factors, like:Your current level of knowledge:Your target scoreYour daily dedicationHowever,  Students who have been consistently studying PCM throughout Class 11 and 12 can ideally prepare for MHT CET within 6 months. Students with a decent grasp of PCM concepts can target a good score with a focused 3-month preparation strategy and Students who are appearing for Class 12 board exams and have a good understanding of PCM can utilize the post-board exam period (around 1 month) for last-minute revision and practice using mock tests and previous year question papers. 

No, you do not need to send a printout of the MHT CET 2024 application form to the CET Cell. The entire application process for MHT CET 2024 is conducted online, including the submission of required documents and payment of the application fee. Once you complete the online application, you will receive a confirmation message on the registered email and mobile number. It is advisable to keep a printout of the completed application form and the payment receipt for your records, but there is no requirement to send these to the CET Cell by post. Ensure you carefully follow all instructions provided on the official website to avoid any errors during the application process.