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MHT-CET 2009 question paper (memory based)

October 1, 2009 By 15 Comments

We will be posting the memory based question paper soon of MHT-CET 2009 Biology. Our students have been able to recollect about 90 out of 100 MCQs asked in MHT-CET 2009 biology.

Update: The memory based question paper has been uploaded and is available for download to only those students who have joined our test-series. It is not be available for other students.

Filed Under: Syllabus & Study material

MHT-CET paper pattern

September 23, 2009 By 14 Comments

The MHT-CET for health science courses consists of 200 MCQs – all of them being compulsory. The three subjects – physics, chemistry and biology constitute 50, 50 and 100 MCQs respectively. Each MCQ is worth 1 mark. There is no negative marking for incorrect answers or partial credit for partially correct answer.

For biology, all the MCQs are asked from the 9 sanctioned textbooks only. No MCQs that are beyond the 9 sanctioned textbooks are asked. MCQs are not lifted from CBSE/ICSE/NCERT/etc. books if they are not covered in our syllabus. Chapterwise, the constitution is fluid to some extent. The exact contribution of each chapter may not be known because MHT-CET question papers are not allowed to be taken out of the examination hall. The question papers have to be submitted back to the supervisor. The only information this is available is memory-based information from students who appeared at the exam, which may not be accurate.

Chapter-wise MCQ contribution:

  1. Natural resources and conservation— 4 MCQs
  2. Biotechnology— 9 MCQs
  3. Biofertlizers and medicinal plants— 8 MCQs
  4. Plant water relations— 3 MCQs
  5. Photosynthesis— 5 MCQs
  6. Respiration— 4 MCQs
  7. Reproduction in angiosperms— 9 MCQs
  8. Plant growth— 5 MCQs
  9. Human population— 4 MCQs
  10. Human health and disease— 3 MCQs
  11. Types of diseases— 4 MCQs
  12. Immunity system— 4 MCQs
  13. Biomedical technologies— 4 MCQs
  14. Bioinformatics— 3 MCQs
  15. Vermiculture and fisheries— 3 MCQs
  16. Circulation in animals— 6 MCQs
  17. Osmoregulation and excretion in animals— 6 MCQs
  18. Nervous co-ordination— 6 MCQs
  19. Hormonal co-ordination— 5 MCQs
  20. Reproduction and development in animals— 8 MCQs
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MHT-CET 2010 is not canceled

August 4, 2009 By 5 Comments

This post is just to clarify that MHT-CET 2010 has not been canceled.Back in Feb 2009, Govt. had proposed to abolish MHT-CET – the common entrance examination for admissions to health science, engineering and pharmacy courses. At that time, it was clarified that MHT-CET 2009 and MHT-CET 2010 will be conducted, and if MHT-CET is to be scrapped, it will be only from MHT-CET 2011 onwards. It also formed a study panel to look into ways to scrap the CET. However, the study panel has not found any route to abolish the MHT-CET examination.

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MHT-CET 2009 first selection round analysis: Collegewise cutoffs, regionwise cutoffs for open category

July 19, 2009 By 2 Comments

Update: the below is no longer available. Please see this instead.

The first selection round for health science courses through MHT-CET 2009 was declared on 17th July 2009. Please download the below attached PDF file. It contains analysis of students selected under open category. For every course and college, it contains regionwise breakdown of first SML, last SML and no. of students selected.

Click here to download PDF containing the analysis

Filed Under: Results, merit lists & admission

Distibution of seats in maharashtra medical colleges admitting students through MHT-CET

June 16, 2009 By 13 Comments

This article is intended to give a gist of distribution of seats in those Maharashtra medical colleges admitting students on basis of merit in MHT-CET exam. For courses other than MBBS and BDS, please check the brochure.

  • 15% seats of the college are reserved from AIPMT candidates
  • Remaining 85% seats are available for MHT-CET candidates.
  • 70% of the 85% seats are reserved for candidates from the region(ROM/Marathwada/Vidharbha) in which the college is located.
  • Remaining 30% of the seats are reserved for candidates from regions other than that of the medical college. Candidates from the same region are also eligible for these seats.
  • Both 70 and 30% are then divided in approx 50% for common(open) category and the remaining 50% is divided among Constitutionally reserved categories like SC, ST, OBC, NT,VJ, etc.
  • Apart from these constitutionally reservations special reservations such as Govt. of India(GOI), HA, MKB, Def, etc. are applied.

The above scheme may vary on yearly basis. For latest and accurate information, please refer the MHT-CET Health Science brochure.

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MHT-CET marks verification procedure for those who scored less than expected

June 14, 2009 By 12 Comments

The MHT-CET 2010 results have been declared today. Students who got less than expected must file their requests for verification of marks within 4 days from today. The procedure for verification is outlined in the health science brochure Pg. 11. The list of “Divisional Authority” is given in Annexure A – pg 13 of the brochure.

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Admission procedure to MBBS in Govt medical college through MHT-CET medical exam

June 5, 2009 By 84 Comments

This is a general outline of the admission process to health science courses after MHT-CET.

  1. Declaration of final merit lists
  2. Issue of mock-copy of preference form and preference information brochure: click HERE for specimen of preference form
  3. Actual submission of preferences
  4. Seat allocation rounds
  5. Confirmation of admission
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Students not to lose marks in MHT-CET wrong paper set incident at Anjuman-E-Islam Peer Mohammad High School

May 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Source: News website ExpressIndia.com [read]
The wrong question paper sets(versions) were distributed to some of the students appearing for their MHT-CET 2009 at Anjuman-E-Islam Peer Mohammad High School, Bund Garden Road, Pune. After about 15 mins, the mistake was realized and corrected by distributing the correct set. Subhash Bhagade, the co-ordinator of the concerned examination centre has however clarified that students will not lose marks due to this fiasco.

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45 out of 100 MCQs in MHT-CET 2009 Biology were covered in Prof. Rohan Shenoy’s test-series for MHT-CET

May 12, 2009 By 2 Comments

I am happy to inform that about 45 out of 100 MCQs in MHT-CET 2009 Biology paper were already covered in our test-series for MHT-CET biology. It may be recollected that our test-series consisted of only 10 biology question papers of 100 maks each.

Update: Test-series for MHT-CET 2010 Biology has also commenced. For more information, click here.

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MHT-CET grievance cell to address complaints by students and parents

May 11, 2009 By 3 Comments

Source: DNA May 10, 2009 [Filed Under: News & Analysis

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