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MHT-CET PCB Mock Test — Pharmacy & Allied Track
An MHT-CET PCB mock test covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology) for B.Pharm and allied programmes in Maharashtra. Biology usually carries the largest question share, so RankNiti reports Botany and Zoology separately from Physics and Chemistry.
PCB is not NEET
MHT-CET PCB uses Maharashtra State Board (Balbharati) Biology, not the NEET NCERT paper. Question style and syllabus emphasis differ. If your goal is MBBS, prepare on the NEET track; if your goal is B.Pharm or listed allied courses, use PCB mocks.
What to practise in a PCB mock cycle
Biology volume can leave Physics unfinished if you have no timing plan. Alternate a Biology-heavy chapter week with a Physics-Chemistry accuracy week, then sit a full PCB mock to check whether the mix still fits inside three hours.
- Botany and Zoology chapter tests before mixed Biology papers
- Physics numericals under a strict per-question timer
- Chemistry as the accuracy buffer — avoid casual guessing
- Full PCB mocks only after the week’s weak chapters are re-drilled
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does MHT-CET PCB replace NEET for MBBS?
- No. MBBS and BDS admissions use NEET UG. MHT-CET PCB is for programmes listed by the State CET Cell such as B.Pharm and other allied courses. Check the current brochure for your admission year.
- Can I switch from PCB mocks to NEET mocks on RankNiti?
- Yes. Choose the NEET exam track for NCERT-based medical preparation. Keep PCB mocks if you are also sitting Maharashtra CET for pharmacy or allied seats.