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MHT-CET 2010 : Exam Analysis

The Maharashtra Health and Technology common entrance test (MHT-CET 2010) was held today (6^th May 2010, Thursday), with 282085 students from the state appearing for the exam that gives admission to engineering, pharmacy and health sciences courses in the state. It was conducted at 740 centers at the 35 district head-quarters in State of Maharashtra. The availability of seats in various colleges is as follows:

Stream	Colleges	Vacancy
Health Sciences	60	3905
Engineering & Technology	271	87606
Pharmacy	141	8345

Few aspirants skipped the exams missing an option of getting in to the best colleges in the state. The general attendance was as shown below:

Region wise Attendance
Division Total	Candidates	Candidates Present	Candidates Absent	Percentage of Absentee
Rest of Maharashtra	184195	182127	2068	1.1
Marathwada	44396	43941	455	1.0
Vidarbha	56672	56017	655	1.2
Total	285263	282085	3178	1.1

Schedule of the examination was as below:

The entrance exam was conducted as per the given schedule across all centers throughout the state.

Subject	Examination Time
Physics & Chemistry	10.00 am to 11.30 am
Biology	12.00 Noon to 1.30 pm
Mathematics	3.00 am to 4.30 pm

SUBJECT WISE DIFFICULTY ANALYSIS:

Paper I: PHYSICS and CHEMISTRY

Overall this first part of MHT-CET took a round on the mental ability of the students. The section was really time-consuming with many numerical questions.

- Physics

The Physics section of the paper was strong. There were many numerical questions, but not at all as shocking as last year. Maharashtra Board HSC syllabus was dominating the question level. Mechanics and Modern Physics questions were packed in with glimpses of Optics. Career Forum students found the paper really easy one because of their preparedness and training in the institute. Few questions were also common and seen ones.

It was a mix of theoretical and numerical paper, but can be standardized as ABOVE-AVERAGE in scoring. Attempts should be around 30+ for any average aspirant. This will be the deciding section for all medical aspirants.

- Chemistry

Chemistry section may be the easiest of all. As per the syllabus mentioned in the HSC curriculum, the section was dominated by Organic questions. The section was evenly distributed with all topics and was more focused on chemical reactions. This section was also populated with numerical type questions. Students from CBSE boards may not find the paper very friendly.

Overall, the chemistry section was EASY to AVERAGE and you should have attempted 40+ questions correctly section.

Paper II: BIOLOGY

Biology section of MHT-CET 2010 was another smooth part, if a student is aware of the basic biology concepts. Appreciably with more-or-less similar coverage to Bio I & II from the text-books, questions were slightly twisted or confusing from the later. State Board students would find a couple of topics very easy, like Biotechnology.

Biology section did not have any surprises and can be treated an EASY scoring paper. Scores might be soaring really high in this section with around 70+ chances of average attempts. Good students should have made it more than 90+.

Paper III: MATHEMATICS

Mathematics section was a relief to the engineering aspirants. Appreciably more coverage was there on Maths part I topics. Students found easy and seen with questions from Probability, Boolean algebra, Calculus and Vectors.

Scores in this section should be around 74+, with an average attempt of 36-38 questions. The section was AVERAGE in difficulty level.

RESULT

The result of MHT-CET 2010 shall be declared on or before 14^th June, 2010. Information will be provided through notification in leading newspapers. The merit list of MHT-CET shall be used for preference form filling by the candidates. The said process shall be conducted around last week of June or the first week of July. The Cut-off-date for admission to Medical, Dental and B.Sc. Nursing Courses as per MCI, DCI & Indian Nursing Council is 30^th September 2010, No admission shall be done to these courses after Cut-off-date.

(Note: Except the Difficulty analysis (done by CF experts with student feedback), all other information is given as per the press note released by Competent Authority and Director, Medical Education and Research, Mumbai, on 6^th May 2010 after the MHT-CET 2010 exam)