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MHT CET 2018: Registration Open dtemaharashtra.gov.in, Check Previous Year Paper Analysis
The Directorate of Technical Education of Maharashtra conducts Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test or MHT CET for admission in various Engineering, Technological, Pharmacy and Agricultural courses.
MHT CET is open and candidates can fill the form by 25th March without late fee and by 31st March with late fee of Rs. 500. MHT CET 2018 exam is scheduled on 10th May.
The Directorate of Technical Education of Maharashtra conducts Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test or MHT CET for admission in various Engineering, Technological, Pharmacy and Agricultural courses.
The application for the test can be made at https://www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/mhtcet2018/
Click Here To Get Free Practice Papers for MHT CET & Check Your Eligibility
The authorities have also released the official schedule of the examination. It will be conducted in offline mode and will have three papers. Paper I consists of 100 questions from Biology (botany and zoology), Paper II consists of 50 question from Physics and 50 questions from Chemistry and Paper III consists of 100 questions from Mathematics. Paper I and II are for pharmacy courses and Paper II and III are for engineering courses. It is mandatory for candidates to clear both the papers either I & II or II & III to secure admission in respective courses.
It is essential to practice with previous year question papers, which give a brief idea about the paper pattern, kind of questions asked and what to expect in the upcoming exam. To facilitate the aspirants, we’ve covered the paper analysis of MHT CET question papers of 2017 and 2016 and accordingly, what to expect in 2018 in terms of number of questions, syllabus and sectional difficulty level. Read on.
Paper Analysis of 2017
MHT CET 2017 was held on May 11th and around 3, 89,520 candidates registered for it. Similar to previous years, Paper I and II could be attempted in three languages (English, Marathi and Urdu) while Paper III could only be attempted in English. The difficulty level varied for each section but overall it was on a moderate end.
The physics section was easier when compared to last year. About 60% of the total questions were from class 11th syllabus and other 40% were from class 12th syllabus. The questions seemed lengthy but were easy to solve.
The chemistry section was difficult as compared to previous years. Questions from inorganic chemistry which are considered to be easy were comparatively tough. Most questions were conceptual but tricky.
The mathematic section was the easiest this time. There were many questions from calculus, vector algebra and 3D geometry. Class 12th syllabus dominated in this section. Most of the questions could be solved by applying direct formulas.
The biology section had equal number of questions from both zoology and botany unlike previous year where majority questions were from botany. This section saw a moderate level of difficulty.
Paper Analysis of 2016
MHT CET 2016 was held on May 5thand around 4, 09,276 candidates registered for the examination. Paper I and Paper II could be attempted in three languages English, Marathi or Urdu, however paper III could be attempted only in English. The difficulty level was on easier side.
The physics section was considered to be toughest among all the sections. Most questions were twisted and numerical-based and required more time to be solved.
Chemistry section was the easiest. There were only two numerical-based questions in the whole paper. Although the organic chemistry was a little tough, this section helped students save a lot of time.
The mathematics section was lengthy but it was doable whereas the biology section was decent. The majority questions were from genetics and plant physiology. Questions from botany dominated this section.
Expectations in 2018
This year MHT CETis scheduled to be conducted on May 10. There is a slight change in paper pattern as compared to the previous years. The Directorate of Technical Education Maharashtra State has announced that the difficulty level of the examination will be at par with JEE Main. Also, around 80% weightage will be given to class 12th syllabus while only 20% will be given to class 11th syllabus. All the questions will be based on syllabus set by Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Education.
However, the number of questions in Paper I, II and III will remain same as previous years. The questions will be application based with no negative marking for wrong answers.
It is difficult to predict the difficulty level of MHT CET but since there is a slight change in paper pattern, students can expect the paper to be a little tougher when compared to previous years.
The students who have completed their 12th class examination in science stream are eligible to appear for the exam. The paper is based on 11th and 12th grade syllabus with majority weightage given to class 12th syllabus. The total examination is of 200 marks. For each correct answer in math, candidates are awarded 2 marks while 1 mark is awarded for each correct answer in physics, chemistry and biology. To the candidates comfort, negative marking is not applicable for incorrect answers so the candidates can be open to making guesses.
