27 May 2012
Result of MH-CET-2012/MHT-CET-2012
Result of MH-CET-2012/MHT-CET for admissions to Government MBBS/BDS/BAMS/BHMS medical colleges will be declared on 9th June 2012.Please find a link on left side of this page for the result.
24 February 2012
MH-CET-2012/MHT-CET-2012
MHT-CET-2012
Government of Maharashtra shall conduct a single combined “Common
Entrance Test” MHT-CET-2012 for all Health Sciences, Engineering and
Pharmacy degree courses for the academic year 2012-2013. The said
Common Entrance Test will be held on Thursday, 10th May 2012.
Government of Maharashtra shall conduct a single combined “Common
Entrance Test” MHT-CET-2012 for all Health Sciences, Engineering and
Pharmacy degree courses for the academic year 2012-2013. The said
Common Entrance Test will be held on Thursday, 10th May 2012.
10 June 2011
RESULT OF MH-CET-2011/MH-CET-2011
Result of MH-CET-2011/MH-CET-2011 will be declared tentatively on 14th June 2011.Keep checking for updates.
28 January 2011
MHT-CET-11/MH-CET-11
Government of Maharashtra shall conduct a single combined “Common Entrance Test”
MHT-CET-2011 for all Health Sciences, Engineering and Pharmacy degree courses for the academic year 2011-2012. The Common Entrance Test will be held on Thursday, 12th May 2011.
Detailed program regarding issue of application forms and information
brochures will be announced later.
MHT-CET-2011 for all Health Sciences, Engineering and Pharmacy degree courses for the academic year 2011-2012. The Common Entrance Test will be held on Thursday, 12th May 2011.
Detailed program regarding issue of application forms and information
brochures will be announced later.
13 December 2010
Single Cet from 2011-12
The Supreme Court on 14/12/2010 gave an important clarification that will enable Medical Council of India (MCI) to go ahead with its plan to hold a single common entrance test (CET) for MBBS and post-graduation seats in all government and private medical colleges from next year, that is the 2011-12 academic session.
The bench clarified that "pendency of petitions will not stand in the way of MCI notifying the new regulations (proposing single CET) and others from challenging the notification (subsequently)".
This clarification will allow MCI to notify its regulations envisaging single CET for MBBS and PG courses in all medical colleges from 2011.
Once MCI issues the notification, there will be a single entrance examination each for MBBS and MD courses offered by all 271 medical colleges, 138 run by governments and 133 under private management. These colleges offer over 31,000 seats for MBBS courses and another 11,000 seats for PG degrees.
Addressing the concern of state governments afraid of losing their quota in state medical colleges, MCI clarified that state quota would remain intact as `National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test' (NEET) would draw up a national merit list as well as state-wise ranking list for general category, SC, ST and OBC as well as physically challenged persons.
The MCI proposal had said, "In order to be eligible for admissions to MBBS courses for a particular academic year, it shall be necessary for a candidate to obtain minimum 50% marks in each paper of NEET held for the said academic year. However, in respect of candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC, the minimum percentage of marks shall be 40% in each paper and for candidates with locomotory disability of lower limbs, it would be 45% in each paper."
(Source)
The bench clarified that "pendency of petitions will not stand in the way of MCI notifying the new regulations (proposing single CET) and others from challenging the notification (subsequently)".
This clarification will allow MCI to notify its regulations envisaging single CET for MBBS and PG courses in all medical colleges from 2011.
Once MCI issues the notification, there will be a single entrance examination each for MBBS and MD courses offered by all 271 medical colleges, 138 run by governments and 133 under private management. These colleges offer over 31,000 seats for MBBS courses and another 11,000 seats for PG degrees.
Addressing the concern of state governments afraid of losing their quota in state medical colleges, MCI clarified that state quota would remain intact as `National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test' (NEET) would draw up a national merit list as well as state-wise ranking list for general category, SC, ST and OBC as well as physically challenged persons.
The MCI proposal had said, "In order to be eligible for admissions to MBBS courses for a particular academic year, it shall be necessary for a candidate to obtain minimum 50% marks in each paper of NEET held for the said academic year. However, in respect of candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC, the minimum percentage of marks shall be 40% in each paper and for candidates with locomotory disability of lower limbs, it would be 45% in each paper."
(Source)
14 August 2010
Single entrance test for MBBS from 2011
There will be only one common entrance test each for over 30,000 MBBS seats and over 11,000 MD seats in all government and medical colleges in the country from 2011.
This important decision, taken by the Medical Council of India and accepted by the Union ministry of health, was conveyed to the Supreme Court, bringing huge relief to lakhs of aspiring doctors.
Earlier, students wanting to take up courses in medicine had to appear in at least five to six entrance tests for various colleges and worry about attendant problems like clash of exam dates as well as travel to distant places for counselling for allotment of seats.
But from 2011, there will be just one entrance test each for MBBS and MD courses offered by all 271 medical colleges, 138 government-run and 133 under private management. These colleges together offer over 31,000 seats for MBBS courses and another 11,000 for PG.
(Source)
This important decision, taken by the Medical Council of India and accepted by the Union ministry of health, was conveyed to the Supreme Court, bringing huge relief to lakhs of aspiring doctors.
Earlier, students wanting to take up courses in medicine had to appear in at least five to six entrance tests for various colleges and worry about attendant problems like clash of exam dates as well as travel to distant places for counselling for allotment of seats.
But from 2011, there will be just one entrance test each for MBBS and MD courses offered by all 271 medical colleges, 138 government-run and 133 under private management. These colleges together offer over 31,000 seats for MBBS courses and another 11,000 for PG.
(Source)
08 May 2010
Result of MH-CET-2010/MHT-CET-2010
Result of MH-CET-2010/MHT-CET-2010 held on 6th May 2010 will be declared on 14th June 2010.Details of results as well as Cut off marks for various medical colleges(MBBS/BDS) will be posted here.
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