MHT-CET 2024 Last-Minute Tips: Exam Rules, Mistakes to Avoid and Smart Strategies

Exam Rules of MHT-CET 2024

• Arrive at the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the specified reporting time mentioned on the admit card.
• After the gate closing time, you will be allowed to take the exam.
• Bring your MHT-CET 2024 Admit Card along with a valid ID proof, such as an Aadhaar card, driving license, or passport.
• The MHT-CET 2024 exam will end at the time specified on the Admit Card. No extra time will be provided.
• Cell phones, calculators, watch calculators, alarm clocks, digital watches, smartwatches with built-in calculators/memory or any electronic gadgets ARE NOT ALLOWED in the examination hall.
• You will not be permitted to leave the Examination Hall until the end of the examination.
• After completing the test, you will not be permitted to re-enter the Examination Hall.
• Abstain from any form of misconduct or unfair practices during the exam, as it may result in disqualification.
• MHT-CET 2024 is a computer-based multiple-choice question (MCQ) test. Each question generates four responses. You should select ONLY one suitable response.
• The questions will be displayed on the computer screen one at a time.
• If you have an objection to a question in the exam, you can submit it through your Candidate Login according to the schedule in the Information Brochure. Other modes of representation will not be considered.
• Questions will be available in English/Urdu/Marathi languages. However, question papers in Urdu and Marathi will only be available if you opted for that particular language/medium as the preferred language for question paper in the online MHT-CET Application Form.
• If you are referring to the Marathi and Urdu versions of the question paper, you should refer to the original English version in case of doubt.
• In case of any dispute regarding the question, the original English version will be considered as final.
• You can utilise the provided rough sheets for rough work and calculations.

Mistakes MHT-CET Candidates Should Avoid 

1. Neglecting low-weightage topics

2. Not revising the Std. 11 syllabus

3. Not solving previous years’ papers

4. Skipping mock tests

5. Relying solely on coaching institutes

6. Misreading or misunderstanding questions

7. Spending too much time on a single question

Last-minute Strategies for Excelling in the MHT-CET Exam

1. Following your HSC Board exams, you'll have roughly two months dedicated to MHT-CET preparation. Start by revising all the chapters of Class 12. Then, shift your focus to practising application-based higher-level questions.
2. Check the official MHT-CET brochure to see which Class 11 chapters are included. According to the MHT-CET toppers, it's best to revise the included chapters at least once. But if you're really short on time, they also suggest focusing on memorising important formulae and key points from the included chapters.
3. Solving previous years' question papers (PYQs) provides practical insights by revealing which chapters and question types are most important. By analysing PYQs, you can pinpoint the specific topics and question formats that are frequently tested, allowing you to tailor your preparation accordingly. This targeted approach ensures that you focus your time and energy on the areas that matter most.
4. Practise time management under pressure by simulating the actual exam environment with a mock test. Ensure to strictly follow the 180-minute time limit of the exam.
5. Utilise smart revision techniques, such as mind maps, lists of important formulae, shortcuts etc. But if time is short, we’ve included all these and more tricks in our MHT-CET Triumph Series.

Also Read:

MHT-CET Exam 2024: Registration Dates, Application Details, Eligibility, Examination Schedule, and Revision Tips!

How to Prepare for Triumph: Expert Tips to Excel in the HSC Board along with the MHT-CET Exams 2024

FAQs

1. What documents do I need to carry on the exam day?

Ans: You need to carry your admit card, a valid photo ID, and two passport-sized photographs.

2. Can I apply for both engineering and medical courses through MHT-CET?

Ans: No, MHT-CET is only for Bachelor of Engineering and Technology, Planning, Pharmacy courses and first year of Master of Engineering and Technology (Integrated), Pharm. D PG course. For medical courses like MBBS, BDS, BAMS, you need to appear for NEET.

3. Is there any negative marking in MHT-CET 2024?

Ans: No, there is no negative marking.

4. What are some good resources for preparing for MHT-CET?

Ans: Selecting books that align with the latest syllabus and are regularly updated is crucial. At Target Publications, we are dedicated to providing top-notch resources for MHT-CET preparation. Our range includes comprehensive revision notes, practice questions, performance-boosting tricks, and solved Previous Year Questions (PYQs). Whatever your preparation needs may be for MHT-CET 2024, we have you covered.