MHT CET Result 2021 Soon: Check how CET scores are calculated
Isha Jain | October 26, 2021 | 08:39 AM IST | 2 mins read
The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will soon declare the MHT CET result 2021. Candidates can check how MHT CET 2021 result is prepared.
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NEW DELHI:
The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra will soon declare the MHT CET result 2021. Candidates who appeared in the exam will be able to download the MHT CET 2021 result from the official website - cetcell.mahacet.org. The authorities conducted the
MHT CET 2021 exam
from September 20 to October 1 and October 9 to 10 while following all the guidelines.
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The MHT CET result 2021 will be released in online mode only. To download the result of MHT CET 2021, candidates will need their application number and password. With the declaration of MHT CET 2021 result, candidates will be able to know their subject wise score, MHT CET ranks and percentile score.
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Steps to download MHT CET 2021 Result
Maharashtra CET 2021 aspirants will have to follow the below-given steps to download the MHT CET result 2021 .
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Visit the MHT CET official website - cetcell.mahacet.org
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Click on the “ MHT CET 2021 result” link.
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Enter their login ID and password
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Click on the “Login” button.
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The MHT CET result 2021 will appear on the screen
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Check all the details mentioned in the scorecard and download it for future use.
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MHT CET 2021 Result: Normalisation process
The authorities conducted the MHT CET 2021 in multiple shifts and candidates were given different sets of question papers in every shift. The difficulty level of the MHT CET 2021 question papers administered in different shifts may not be exactly the same. Therefore, to overcome such a situation, a normalisation method will be used for ensuring that candidates are neither benefited nor disadvantaged due to the difficulty level of the examination.
The MHT CET 2021 result will be prepared in the form of raw scores and percentiles scores separately for each of the three subjects (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) and the total.
Next, the percentile scores for the total raw score for all the sessions as calculated using the formula mentioned above will be merged and shall be called the CET scores which will then be used for compilation of MHT CET 2021 results.
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