This article delivers important updates on how to check Seat allotment for the MHT CET 2024 exam. Follow the instructions properly to view your seat allotment for the centralized admission process CAP at its official website cetcell.mahacet.org or at fe2024.mahacet.org.
The CET Common entrance test, Cell Maharashtra has released the results of the counseling first phase for the provisional seat allotment. Exam appeared candidate can check this result at its official website and download it in pdf file.
It has been mentioned in the notification released that the seat allotted to candidates must be accepted between the 16 and 18 of August 2024.
The merit list for the 2024 counseling was released on August 8, 2024.
What is the MHT CET Exam? And what is the use of it?
Is the MHT CET 2024 counseling round 1 results out?
The results are out now. Check your seat allotment results of the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test counseling round 1 at its official website. Accept your allotted seat before the last date.
This year the highest score ranges between 149 to 165 marks score.
This year more than 5 lakh students appeared in this exam.
Best of Luck all!
MHT CET stands for the Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test and is held every year by the Maharashtra Govt Directorate of Technical Education. It helps in getting admission to the following undergraduate Btech degree courses, and pharmacy courses in the Institute of Maharashtra.
Some years back, there used to be only MHT CET for admission to medical college but as NEET, the Supreme Court of India suspended it in the year 2019.
What is the highest score this year?
This year the highest score ranges between marks score 149 to 165 i.e. in terms of percentile 100 to 99.99 percentile. Check out the topper’s names below
| Top Rankers in MHT CET 2024 Names and percentiles of toppers | ||
| PCM | Percentile MHCET | PCB |
| Harshavardhan Navendu Gupta | 100.0000000 | Pratham Vishnukant Gupta |
| Parth Padmabhush A | 100.0000000 | J Mrudal Sameer |
| P Arora | 100 | Chothe S Kailas |
| Aryan Dattatray Bhure | 100 | M Ismail Naik |
| Pratiksha P | 100 | JH Abhishek Virendra |
| G Amalesh Umakant | 100 | Aadya D harichandan |
| Sakorkar S | 100 | Ramtirthakar P Gajanan |
What are the Steps to check MHT CET 2024 round 1 provisional results
Exam-appeared candidates are suggested to follow the steps below to check their provisional seat allotment results
- Visit the official website of the MHT CET i.e at fe2024.mahacet.org
- When you enter the homepage, search for the link that says ” Check provisional allotment status (CAP ……1)”, and click on it.
- After clicking on it you will be redirected to another page where you need to enter your credentials such as candidate application number, and date of birth, and then click on the submit button.
- After clicking the submit button, your provisional allotment result will be displayed which can be downloaded as well as printed as a hard copy for future use.
What is the difference between NEET and MHTCET?
There is a big difference between the two, the NEET syllabus is based on classes 11 and 12 of CBSE while the MHTCET exam is based on the Maharashtra class 12 standard syllabus.
One thing to know about scoring is that In MHCET a good score can be above 70. He or she can get admission to top government and private institutions of Maharashtra if the score obtained is above 70
Exam pattern of MHT CET 2024?
The MHT CET 2024 exam pattern comprises Multiple choice Question MCQs and there are no negative markings. The exam is of two type
- PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Maths)
- PCB( Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology)
A student who wants to get admission to engineering UG courses needs to apply for the PCM and for the pharmacy courses, apply for the PCB exam. The weightage of marks from the class 111 syllabus of the Maharashtra board is 20% and 80 % from the class 12 syllabus. The total number of questions to be asked is 150(50 questions for each subject) within a duration of 90 minutes.
| Exam pattern of MHT CET Exam 2024 | |
| Mode of exam | Online CBT |
| Question sections | Section 1 (Phys and chemistry) and section 2 ( Maths) |
| Time duration | 180 minutes |
| Question nature | MCQ |
| Total number of questions | 150 |
| Total Marks | 200 |
| Is there a negative marking? | No |
We suggest aspirant candidates appearing for the MHT CET exam should know the MHT CET Exam syllabus and exam pattern, study Maharahstra board textbooks, practice previous year MHT CET question, study daily and stay relaxed and focused during exams.
In conclusion, with proper study planning, and consistent practice, aspirants can crack this exam. So stay focused, motivated, and confident to achieve your goals.