Campus Talk: Maharashtra MHT-CET results to be out on June 16
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell will declare the MHT-CET result for admission to undergraduate engineering and pharmacy courses on June 16. The state CET Cell has announced the tentative dates of results for various CETs.
Results have already been declared for admission to 12 professional courses in Maharashtra at undergraduate and postgraduate levels out of the total 18 CETs conducted by the state CET Cell. Results for the remaining six courses are expected to be out between June 4 and June 17, as per the tentative dates declared by the Maharashtra CET Cell. (see box)
As per the notification released on Monday, the MHT-CET 2025 result for PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) groups is expected to be out on June 16.
MHT-CET was held in two phases: PCB from April 9–17 and PCM from April 19–May 5. Over 2.8 lakh candidates had appeared for the PCB group exam, while over 4.2 lakh took the PCM exam.
As many as 40 questions were found to be erroneous across 28 sessions of the computer-based MHT-CET exam. The CET Cell has already declared that this will be taken into consideration during the evaluation of the papers.
Other prominent CETs include those for five and three-year LLB courses, which will be out on June 4 and June 17, respectively. Approximately a little over a lakh candidates appeared for the two entrance tests combined. All students who have cleared Class XII are eligible to apply for the LLB five-year course, whereas only graduates can apply for the three-year course.
The CET results for admissions to B.BCA/BBA/BMS/BBM are expected on June 4. This is only the second year after the Maharashtra government introduced CET for admission to these courses last year. This decision was taken after they were brought under the purview of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
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