CET tally rises but a perfect score eludes state
students
Results Announced A Week In Advance To Give Students Time To Weigh Their Options And Prepare Documents
Mumbai : While students bettered their performance in the Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET ) this year, the states overall results have not picked up substantially from 2010.In the engineering category, scoring a perfect 200 is a case in history as no student has managed the feat in the past three years.This year the highest score is 196,achieved by Laturs Pushkar Narsikar.
Two students from the city Bhairavi Mehta and Sagar Patel scored 195 and 194 in the PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) group and stood second and third, respectively. In health sciences, the percentage of qualifying students rose from 12.02% to 13.27% this year. Madhavi Indani from Jalna topped with a score of 198, followed by two students from Nanded.
Results Announced A Week In Advance To Give Students Time To Weigh Their Options And Prepare Documents
Mumbai : While students bettered their performance in the Maharashtra Health and Technical Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET ) this year, the states overall results have not picked up substantially from 2010.In the engineering category, scoring a perfect 200 is a case in history as no student has managed the feat in the past three years.This year the highest score is 196,achieved by Laturs Pushkar Narsikar.
Two students from the city Bhairavi Mehta and Sagar Patel scored 195 and 194 in the PCM (physics, chemistry and mathematics) group and stood second and third, respectively. In health sciences, the percentage of qualifying students rose from 12.02% to 13.27% this year. Madhavi Indani from Jalna topped with a score of 198, followed by two students from Nanded.
Mumbai’s Mustafa Karim stood at the fourth position in
the state, with a score of 195.In health sciences across the rest of the state,
including Mumbai,15,905 out of 1.30 lakh candidates (12.2%) got 50% marksthe
minimum required for an open category seat in MBBS and BDS. In all,2.16 lakh
students took the health sciences test;1.14 lakh students were boys and 1.05
lakh girls.
Maharashtra’s tech institutes have enough seats. So, even students scoring the least marks can get a seat in engineering. While more than 183 candidates scored between 190 and 200 in 2010,the numbers fell to 37 in 2011;the situation has not changed much with only 39 students scoring above 190.An official said overall, engineering results have improved. Colleges will have to lower their cut-off as scores have not risen drastically.
Technical and medical boards jointly announced the results almost a week in advance so that students have enough time to decide their options and prepare their documents. Mark sheets will be available with colleges on June 14, said Pravin Shingare, in-charge director, Directorate of Medical Education & Research.
With the centre announcing a single test National Eligibility Entrance Test for admissions to all MBBS courses in the country from next year, the state might still continue to conduct the CET for dental and other health science courses. The decision whether to give admissions to these courses on the basis of NEET or a local CET from next year is still pending,if it comes into practice from next year, said Shingare. For this year, students can start filling their preference forms from July 3 at four centres for medical admissions.In engineering,students will have only two rounds of admissions followed by the counselling round this year. Students will also get the benefit of mock allotment for engineering in first round, said Narendra Patil, DTE official.
TOPPERS ALL
FOR HEALTH SCIENCES
1 Madhavi Indani
Rank -1;marks-198 JES College,Jalna
2 Sumeet Dhulshette
Rank -2;marks -197 Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya,Nanded
3 Shradha Somani
Rank-3;marks -197 Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya,Nanded
4 Mustafa Karim
Rank -4;marks-195 V G Vaze College,Mumbai
FOR HEALTH SCIENCES
1 Madhavi Indani
Rank -1;marks-198 JES College,Jalna
2 Sumeet Dhulshette
Rank -2;marks -197 Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya,Nanded
3 Shradha Somani
Rank-3;marks -197 Yeshwant Mahavidyalaya,Nanded
4 Mustafa Karim
Rank -4;marks-195 V G Vaze College,Mumbai
Mustafa (18) and his family were elated after news of his results broke. His advice to aspirants: I started my CET preparation even before college started. The mantra that I followed over the past two years was to study regularly, follow a timetable and never leave anything for the last minute. He plans to pursue MBBS from KEM in Parel.
FOR ENGINEERING (PCM GROUP)
1 Pushkar Narsikar
Rank - 1; marks - 196 Rajarshi Shahu Junior College,Latur
1 Pushkar Narsikar
Rank - 1; marks - 196 Rajarshi Shahu Junior College,Latur
2 Bhairavi Mehta
Rank -2; Marks- 195 Mithibai College, Mumbai
Bhairavi (17) credits her parents, college and professors for her success.She plans to study BTech at VJTI, specializing in Computer Science.
3 Sagar Patel
Rank -3; marks-194 Shri TP Bhatia Junior College, Mumbai
Sagar (18) wanted to make it to the top five in CET and now intends to join VJTI. His advice: Candidates must understand concepts in textbooks and depend on professors notes.
Rank -2; Marks- 195 Mithibai College, Mumbai
Bhairavi (17) credits her parents, college and professors for her success.She plans to study BTech at VJTI, specializing in Computer Science.
3 Sagar Patel
Rank -3; marks-194 Shri TP Bhatia Junior College, Mumbai
Sagar (18) wanted to make it to the top five in CET and now intends to join VJTI. His advice: Candidates must understand concepts in textbooks and depend on professors notes.
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