MHTCET

Yes, the marks obtained in Class 12th examination are considered while calculating the final score of MHT CET 2023. The final score of MHT CET is calculated based on the marks obtained in the entrance exam as well as the normalized marks obtained in Class 12th examination. The weightage of Class 12th marks in the final score of MHT CET 2023 may vary for different courses. As per the official notification of MHT CET 2023, the weightage of Class 12th marks for engineering courses is 20%, while for other courses like Pharmacy, Agriculture, and Fisheries, the weightage is 10%. It is important to note that the Class 12th marks considered for calculating the final score of MHT CET 2023 will be based on the marks obtained in the relevant subjects required for the course of admission. Therefore, it is advisable for candidates to perform well in both the MHT CET 2023 exam and the Class 12th examination to increase their chances of getting admission to their desired course.

Hello Parvez Khan, firstly do not worry. The syllabus for this exam is the same as it is for 12th standard examination conducted by the state board of Maharashtra. In any case, you have already appeared or appearing for the 12th examination conducted by either Maharashtra state board or any of the boards. But in each of the cases you have already studied the complete syllabus of the examination of MHT CET. What you should concentrate on is giving mock examination and analysing the results. This will enable you to know you are weak areas and then you can work on this areas and not which time on the syllabus in which you are confident and also in which you are scoring marks. Best wishes to you.

Hello Govind Jathar, conversion of percentile to ranking requires a lot of information which is not available to anyone else except the entity which conducts the entrance examination. In view of this if you want to know you are ranking then you have to approach the body that is conducting the entrance exam called MHT CET. All the colleges in the state of Maharashtra perhaps except for NIT and IIT and any other institution which is funded by the central government have to accept the score of mhtcp to give admission. To help you I am giving below a link that you will take you to the college predictor for MHT CET that has been developed by Shiksha and which is very useful tool in the hands of the students. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/mht-cet-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

The cutoff for MHT CET 2021 to get admission in VJTI Mumbai for CSE has not been released yet. The cutoff marks and ranks for admission to VJTI Mumbai for CSE will be announced after the MHT CET 2021 results are declared and the admission process begins.
However, based on previous years' trends, the cutoff rank for CSE in VJTI Mumbai through MHT CET is usually under 500 for general category students. The cutoff rank may vary for students belonging to reserved categories.
It is important to note that the cutoff ranks and marks for admission to VJTI Mumbai through MHT CET are subject to change every year based on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the availability of seats.
It is always recommended to aim for a higher score in the MHT CET exam to increase your chances of getting admission to VJTI Mumbai or any other top college for CSE in Maharashtra.

If you're planning to pursue undergraduate engineering courses in Gujarat or Maharashtra, you'll likely come across GUJCET and MHT CET the two state-level entrance exams. Now, let's talk about the weightage of Chemistry in both exams. While both exams cover Chemistry as one of the subjects, GUJCET gives more importance to it than MHT CET. In GUJCET you'll find that Chemistry carries a weightage of 40 marks out of a total of 120 marks, which is a significant chunk. On the other hand, in MHT CET. Chemistry carries a weightage of 50 marks out of a total of 200 marks. So, if Chemistry is your forte and you're aiming to excel in it, you might want to consider giving GUJCET a shot. However, keep in mind that both exams cover other subjects as well, so it's crucial to have a well-rounded preparation strategy to crack them successfully.