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Level of Difficulty
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Subject
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Easy
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Moderate
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Difficult
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Good Attempts
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Accuracy
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Good Score
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Maths
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15
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25
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10
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42
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90%
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76
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Physics
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20
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22
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8
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45
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90%
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40
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Chemistry
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18
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18
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14
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44
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90%
|
38
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Total
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53
|
65
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32
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131
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154
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All the 3 sections namely Maths, Physics, and Chemistry were of moderate difficulty level.
There were more of numerical-based questions in Physics as compared to theoretical questions.
In Chemistry, a lot of questions were asked from Chemical bonding and Organic Chemistry.
In Maths section, a lot of stress was on questions from Limits, Logs, calculus, probability, functions, and graphs. But nevertheless, the questions were not very difficult.
80% questions in all the 3 sections were from 12th class syllabus while just 10% of the questions were from 11th class syllabus.
As there were no negative marking, so one could have attempted all 150 questions.
For a well-prepared student, attempting 130 out of 150 questions was not very difficult at an accuracy of 85 to 90%.
This could result in a score of 150 plus, which is a very good score for securing a seat in the stream of choice in colleges like Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJIT), K J Somaiya and College of Engineering, Pune.
At a score of 130, one can expect a rank of close to 6000, which will also ensure sure shot admission in Top Govt Engineering Colleges and Universities.
A score of 100 is also a decent score for fetching a seat in Top 30 Engineering Colleges of Maharashtra.
As there are a lot of engineering colleges in the state of Maharashtra that offer admission on the basis of MHT CET, so one can get admission in other low ranked colleges even at a rank of 2 lakh.
