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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
The exam notification will be available in the first week of February while the application process will start from the last week of March 2018. Candidates will be able to apply for MHCET law until the first week of May 2018. The test will be held in the online mode in the third week of May 2018 for admission to more than 10,000 5-year and 15,000 3-year LLB seats for around 360 law schools. The result is scheduled to be announced in the first week of June while the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) rounds will start from the second week of June. For more detail visit the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/exams/mhcet-law
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rahul r
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Through MHCET exam, students will get admission in various colleges of Maharashtra state. Here, we are providing some tips and tricks about How to Prepare for MHCET 2018:
1) Plan Your Preparations: You should gather all details about the syllabus and prepare accordingly. Plan your preparation so that you can finish the syllabus on time.
2) Time Management: You should make sure to divide your time equally for all the subjects. Make a proper time-table and prepare wisely.
3) Study Materials & Sample Papers: Try to solve questions papers or sample papers on time it will help you to manage your time to solve questions. By practicing you can
1) Plan Your Preparations: You should gather all details about the syllabus and prepare accordingly. Plan your preparation so that you can finish the syllabus on time.
2) Time Management: You should make sure to divide your time equally for all the subjects. Make a proper time-table and prepare wisely.
3) Study Materials & Sample Papers: Try to solve questions papers or sample papers on time it will help you to manage your time to solve questions. By practicing you can
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rahul r
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Yes, you can apply for petroleum engineering in various engineering colleges by giving MHCET. However, there are very few colleges in Maharashtra which offer this course. There are only 4 B.Tech in Petroleum Engineering colleges in Maharashtra. Please refer to the link provided below for a list of colleges which offer this course in Maharashtra via MHCET. Link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-petroleum-engineering-colleges-Maharashtra.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-petroleum-engineering-colleges-Maharashtra.
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rahul r
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Merit Screening:
Only those candidates which are shortlisted on basis of their scores in relevant entrance exam are called for the GD/PI process. Not all candidates are applicable. Please wait until MHCET score is made available to apply to those colleges which you qualify for against your score. If you have done well, you will definitely be able to apply to good MBA/PGDM courses. Regards.
Only those candidates which are shortlisted on basis of their scores in relevant entrance exam are called for the GD/PI process. Not all candidates are applicable. Please wait until MHCET score is made available to apply to those colleges which you qualify for against your score. If you have done well, you will definitely be able to apply to good MBA/PGDM courses. Regards.
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You have completed class 12th from NIOS board, so you are eligible for Law College under bar council of India. Those candidates who have completed graduation degree with above 50% marks from a recognized board are eligible for Law course.
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MH-CET Syllabus:
From 2018, the questions asked in MH-CET will be based on the syllabus of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education. According to the official website, 20% of the weightage will be given to Class XI curriculum and 80% of the weightage will be given to Class XII curriculum. There would be no negative marking but the exam would be at par with JEE Main 2018 for PCM. The difficulty level of Biology will be at par with NEET (UG). The questions will typically be application based. Please refer to the link provided below for subject-wise break up of syllabus (Class 11) asked in the MH-CET exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-t
From 2018, the questions asked in MH-CET will be based on the syllabus of Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education. According to the official website, 20% of the weightage will be given to Class XI curriculum and 80% of the weightage will be given to Class XII curriculum. There would be no negative marking but the exam would be at par with JEE Main 2018 for PCM. The difficulty level of Biology will be at par with NEET (UG). The questions will typically be application based. Please refer to the link provided below for subject-wise break up of syllabus (Class 11) asked in the MH-CET exam:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-t
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