A general note on MH-CET Entrance Examination
About
MH-CET
Maharashtra has been a place for many
aspirants for pursuing higher education in science, be it engineering or
medical science or Pharmacy. The state has been a hotspot for aspiring
technocrats and doctors. There are lakhs of applications submitted every year
by many aspirants to the Maharashtra educational services. Having two financial
hubs in Maharasthra, the place has become a place of many submissions. Through
MH-CET, candidates can get into admissions into areas of MBBS, Pharmacy, BVSC,
and AH and health science.
Eligibility
for MH-CET
For MBBS/BDS/BAMS/BUMS/BVSC and AH:
1.
The candidate must be an Indian
national.
2.
The candidates seeking admissions
to health sciences courses should be residents of the state of Maharashtra.
3.
The minimum age for the
candidates is 17 years as on 31st December of the year of
admissions.
4.
The candidate should have
passed the HSC/equivalent from the institute within the state of Maharashtra with
subjects of English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology)
5.
The candidate belonging to the
open category must have obtained not less than 50% in the subjects of Physics,
Chemistry and Biology taken together.
6.
The candidate belonging to the
constitutional reservation and constitutional reservation with persons with
disability must have obtained not less than 40% in the subjects of Physics,
chemistry and Biology taken together.
7.
The person with disability in
General category should have obtained not less than 45% in the subjects of
Physics, Chemistry and Biology taken together.
CET
syllabus
The MH-CET syllabus for the entrance
examination is based on the class 11th and class 12th (HSC)
syllabus of the following subjects.
1.
Physics
2.
Chemistry
3.
Biology
CET
exam paper pattern
MH-CET 2015 will consist of the one
question paper containing 180 multiple choice questions each carrying 4 marks
each and a total of 720. The duration of the examination will be for 3 hours.
Physics- 45 questions- 180 marks
Chemistry- 45 questions- 180 marks
Biology- 90 questions- 360 marks
MHT
CET preparation
The candidates should keep in mind the most
important thing is that entrance examination is purely based on the class 12th
examination. The candidate should be preparing for the examination for at least
one year before the examination. The candidates can make use of crash courses
and coaching classes. The students should keep in constant touch with the
syllabus and portion of the class 12th as most of the questions are
asked on the basis of the theories, laws, and its applications.
The candidates must allot equal time for
every subject as it will be useful in gaining detailed knowledge on the subject
area. Practising several years of previous years question papers will be useful
for the candidates.
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