Question 1

When is MHT-CET typically conducted?

Accepted Answer

MHT-CET is conducted every year by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, usually in April–May. Exact dates and the online application window are announced on the official CET Cell portal each year.

Question 2

Is there negative marking in MHT-CET?

Accepted Answer

No. MHT-CET does not have negative marking unless notified otherwise by the State CET Cell for a particular year. Every question is MCQ-based and only correct answers are awarded marks.

Question 3

How is the paper split between Class 11 and Class 12?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 20% of MCQs are from the Class 11 (Std. XI) syllabus and 80% are from Class 12 (Std. XII), following the Maharashtra State Board (Balbharati) textbooks.

Question 4

What is the source of your questions?

Accepted Answer

Our question bank is authored and reviewed by educators, mapped chapter-by-chapter to the Maharashtra State Board (Balbharati) Std. XI & XII syllabus, and cross-checked against previous MHT-CET papers. Every item goes through multiple review rounds for correctness and clarity.

Question 5

Do free tests need a subscription?

Accepted Answer

No. Chapter-wise practice tests are free forever after you sign up — no card, no subscription. Full-length mocks, subject-wise mocks, and previous-year papers are included in the paid plan.

Question 6

Can I retake a test?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every test can be retaken any number of times. Your best score is highlighted, and detailed solutions are available after every attempt.

Question 7

What is the marking scheme for MHT-CET PCB?

Accepted Answer

Paper II combines Physics (50 MCQs) and Chemistry (50 MCQs) at 1 mark each — 100 marks in 90 minutes. Paper III (Biology) has 100 MCQs at 1 mark each — 100 marks in 90 minutes. Total 200 marks.

Question 8

Which colleges accept MHT-CET PCB scores?

Accepted Answer

Pharmacy and allied medical colleges across Maharashtra including Bombay College of Pharmacy, Poona College of Pharmacy, ICT Mumbai (Pharm), and government and private pharmacy institutes under Maharashtra CAP counselling.