MHT-CET

MHT-CET is a state level exam for Maharashtra to get admission into all state level engineering and Pharmacy Courses.

FIELD	Engineering and Pharmacy	PAPER PATTERN	150 Questions in 3 Hours
ELIGIBILITY	12th Standard Science Students	COLLEGES	Top Colleges in Maharashtra
SUBJECTS	Chemistry, Physics and Maths/Biology	DIFFICULTY LEVEL	Medium
APPLICANTS	1.2 Million	TIME TO PREPARE	2 years
QUESTIONS TYPE	Objective MCQs	WHEN	May to June

What is MHT-CET?

MHT - CET is conducted by the Department of Technical Education, Maharashtra

It facilitates admission to full time degree courses of health sciences and technical education in colleges of Maharashtra.
It includes courses like: MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS, Engineering and Technology, Pharmacy and Pharm. D.

Age: Minimum age requirement is 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission. The age limit is 25 years for a general category candidate. The age limit for SC and ST category student is 30 years.

Subjects: Compulsory subjects include Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics/Biology.

Score in 12th standard or equivalent examination: As a general category candidate, you must have scored a minimum of 50% in your 10+2 or equivalent examination. As an SC, ST or OBC candidate, you must have scored a minimum of 45%.

Education: You must have passed or must be appearing for your 12th standard or equivalent examination.

You can register for MHT-CET online
Submissions of the online application will begin in the second week of January, 2019
You can go to the official MH-CET exam website to fill in the application form

To register you must go through the following steps:

Mathematics

1. Measurement of Angles	15. Logarithms
2. Factorization Formulae	16. Complex Numbers
3. Mathematical Logic	17. Sequences & Series
4. Linear Inequations	18. Limits & Continuity
5. Determinants	19. Differentiation
6. Matrices	20. Applications of Derivative
7. Trigonometric Functions	21. Integration
8. Locus	22. Applications of Definite Integral
9. Pair of Straight Lines	23. Differential Equations
10. Circle and Conics	24. Statistics
11. Vectors	25. Permutations & Combinations
12. Three-dimensional Geometry	26. Probability & its Distribution
13. Linear Programming Problems	27. Bernoulli Trials, Binomial Theorem & its Distribution
14. Sets, Relations and Functions

Physics

1. Measurements and Errors	15. Wave Motion
2. Scalars and Vectors	16. Stationary Waves
3. Projectile Motion	17. Kinetic Theory of Gases and Radiation
4. Force	18. Wave Theory of Light
5. Friction in Solids and Liquids	19. Interference and Diffraction
6. Thermal Properties of Matter	20. Electrostatics
7. Ray Optics	21. Current Electricity
8. Circular Motion	22. Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
9. Gravitation	23. Magnetism
10. Rotational Dynamics	24. Electromagnetic Inductions
11. Oscillations	25. Electrons and Photons
12. Elasticity	26. Atoms, Molecules and Nuclei
13. Surface Tension	27. Semiconductors
14. Sound Waves	28. Communication Systems

Chemistry

1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry	16. s-Block Elements
2. States of Matter: Gases and Liquids	17. p-Block Elements
3. Atomic Structure	18. d and f-Block Elements
4. Periodic Table and its Classifications	19. Coordination Compounds
5. Redox Reactions	20. Basic Principles and Techniques in Organic Chemistry
6. Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium	21. Hydrocarbons and Aromatic Compounds
7. Surface Chemistry	22. Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
8. Chemical Bonding	23. Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
9. Solid State	24. Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
10. Solutions and Colligative Properties	25. Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
11. Chemical Thermodynamics and Energetics	26. Biomolecules
12. Electrochemistry	27. Polymers
13. Chemical Kinetics	28. Chemistry in Everyday Life
14. General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements	29. Environmental Chemistry
15. Hydrogen

Biology

1. Diversity in Organisms	5. Organization of Cell
2. Biochemistry of Cell	6. Animal Tissues
3. Plant water Relations and Mineral Nutrition	7. Human Nutrition
4. Plant Growth and Development	8. Human Respiration

MHT-CET consists of two papers:

Paper 1: Physics and Chemistry

Paper 2: Mathematics

Paper 3: Biology (Botany and Zoology)

Paper 1
Particulars	Details
Subjects	Physics and Chemistry
Duration	90 minutes
Questions	100 (50 each)
Marking scheme	1 mark for every correct answer
Negative marking	No negative marking

Paper 2
Particulars	Details
Subjects	Mathematics
Duration	90 minutes
Questions	50
Marking scheme	2 mark for every correct answer
Negative marking	No negative marking

Paper 3
Particulars	Details
Subjects	Biology (Botany and Zoology)
Duration	90 minutes
Questions	100 (50 Each)
Marking scheme	1 mark for every correct answer
Negative marking	No negative marking

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