Archive · 25 Sep 2026
MHT-CET Results, Percentiles and Admission Steps for Maharashtra Aspirants
MHT-CET is an entrance exam used for several college courses in Maharashtra.
CET means Common Entrance Test, and MHT means Maharashtra.
Students can take the exam through the PCM or PCB group, depending on their intended course.
The exam is computer-based, lasts three hours and does not have negative marking.
Results are shown as percentiles rather than simple percentages.
The score helps students plan, but it does not automatically guarantee a college seat.
Students must register for the correct admission process, submit documents and choose course and college preferences.
They should use official notices and treat previous cutoffs only as guidance.
MHT-CET, or Maharashtra Common Entrance Test, is conducted by Maharashtra’s State Common Entrance Test Cell for several professional undergraduate programmes.
The computer-based PCM and PCB examinations last 180 minutes and have no negative marking.
MHT-CET results use percentile scores produced through a prescribed normalisation process for multiple exam sessions.
For the 2026 cycle, PCB first-attempt results were announced June 9, PCM first-attempt results June 15, PCB second-attempt results June 18 and PCM second-attempt results June 19.
After receiving results, students must follow the relevant Centralised Admission Process, including registration, document verification, preference filling and seat acceptance.
- Who
- Maharashtra aspirants, the State Common Entrance Test Cell, and institutions participating in the relevant admission processes.
- What
- MHT-CET results, percentile scoring, cutoffs and the admission steps that follow the examination.
- When
- For the 2026 cycle, results were announced on June 9, June 15, June 18 and June 19 for the specified PCB and PCM attempts.
- Where
- Maharashtra, through the State Common Entrance Test Cell’s official portal and admission processes.
- Why
- The score and subsequent Centralised Admission Process help students seek admission to eligible professional undergraduate programmes.
- Full form
- Maharashtra Common Entrance Test
- Conducting authority
- State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra
- Main groups
- PCM and PCB
- Exam mode
- Computer-based test
- Duration
- 180 minutes, divided into two 90-minute sections
- Negative marking
- No
- Result format
- Percentile score
- Next stage
- Course-specific Centralised Admission Process