MHT CET 2022 result out: How to check PCM and PCB scorecards
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The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test result or the MHT CET 2022 result has been declared. Here's how you can check your PCM and PCB scorecards.
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test result or the MHT CET 2022 result has been declared by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell today and teh final merit list can be checked on the official website cetcell.mahacet.org.
The results have been declared for the PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and the PCB (Physics, Chemistry Biology) group. The PCM exams were conducted from August 5 to 11 while the PCB exams were conducted from August 12 to 20.
August 28 also saw a re-exam being conducted in some areas since heavy rains and floods hampered the exam process and also caused technical errors at a few centres.
Those who qualified in the MHT CET 2022 results will be called for counselling and the seats will be allotted based on the ranks secured in the exam.
MHT CET is held for admission to UG courses in engineering, agriculture and pharmacy courses in Maharashtra.
Step 1: Go to the official MHT CET website -- https://cetcell.mahacet.org/
Step 2: Click on the PCM result link or the PCB result link as you need.
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