MHTCET

There are differences in the syllabus for MHT CET PCM (BE/BTech) and PCB (BPharma). For admission to BE/BTech programmes, the MHT CET PCM test is administered, whilst the PCB exam is administered for BPharma programmes. The MHT CET PCM syllabus includes maths, chemistry, and physics. The PCB syllabus covers chemistry, physics, and biology. It is important for candidates to know that the syllabus for Physics and Chemistry is the same for both PCB and PCM exams. The CET syllabus is available for download on the official website or the Shiksha portal for candidates.

Negative marks are not applied to MHT CET exam wrong answers. Physics and Chemistry questions in the MHT CET exam are worth one mark. Unanswered questions do not result in a mark deduction. All candidates will receive full marks for any question in which none of the answers are determined to be correct, the question is deemed to be incorrect, or it is discarded. This is true whether or not a candidate attempts to answer the question.

Every student's time required to cover the MHT CET syllabus is different, although it would take about a year for students to finish the full course. Since the syllabus for JEE and class 12 are comparable, class 12 is the best time to begin preparing for the MHT CET. Twelve-year-old students can identify the subjects that they are studying in both classes and give those subjects more attention.