MHT CET 2025 Result: Full Schedule, Key Dates & How to Download Your Scorecard

Result Dates Announced 🚨

The long-awaited MHT CET 2025 results are just around the corner. According to the official notification issued by Maharashtra’s State CET Cell on June 14, 2025, the results will be announced as follows:

PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics): June 16, 2025
PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology): June 17, 2025 marathi.indiatimes.com+15m.economictimes.com+15economictimes.indiatimes.com+15targetpublications.org+1economictimes.indiatimes.com+1

The results will be accessible via the CET Cell’s official portals: cetcell.mahacet.org, mahacet.org, and mahacet.in shiksha.com+13m.economictimes.com+13cetcell.mahacet.org+13.

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📅 Exam Schedule Recap

Understanding when the exams took place helps contextualize the results:

PCB Group: April 9 – 17, 2025
PCM Group: April 19 – 27, 2025
PCM Re‑exams: May 5, 2025 shiksha.comtargetpublications.org+13engineering.careers360.com+13engineering.careers360.com+13hindustantimes.com.

🔎 How to Check & Download Your Scorecard

Open cetcell.mahacet.org (or mahacet.org/mahacet.in).
Click the “MHT CET 2025 Result” link—available from June 16 for PCM and June 17 for PCB.
Log in using your Application Number/Roll Number and Password/Date of Birth.
View your scorecard—check subject-wise marks, total score, percentile, and All-India Rank.
Download and print the scorecard; it is required for counselling and admissions. timesofindia.indiatimes.com+15m.economictimes.com+15hindustantimes.com+15

Important: Save your login credentials securely. When results go live, downloading your scorecard swiftly is crucial to avoid portal congestion.

📄 What’s on Your Scorecard?

Your MHT CET scorecard will display:

Name, Roll/Application Number, Subject Group (PCM/PCB)
Subject-wise percentile and total normalized score
All-India Rank and qualifying status
Category, Parent’s Name, and Date of Birth marathi.indiatimes.com+15m.economictimes.com+15economictimes.indiatimes.com+15

The CET Cell also publishes a toppers list, showcasing students who achieved 100 percentile. cetcell.mahacet.org+15engineering.careers360.com+15m.economictimes.com+15

🔜 What’s Next: Counselling & Admissions

Following the results, the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for engineering, pharmacy, and agriculture courses in Maharashtra kicks off—usually starting late June or early July. Students must register, submit documents, and participate in seat allotment rounds. Cut-off lists and counselling schedules will follow announcement. engineering.careers360.com+3m.economictimes.com+3targetpublications.org+3

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✅ Summary Table

Item	Details
PCM Results	June 16, 2025
PCB Results	June 17, 2025
Exam Dates	PCB: April 9–17; PCM: April 19–27; PCM Re-exam: May 5
Websites	cetcell.mahacet.org, mahacet.org, mahacet.in
Counselling	Kicks off June/July via CAP rounds

✅ Student Action List:

Bookmark result portals
Verify login details now
Download & safely store scorecard
Prepare documents for upcoming counselling
Explore colleges and prepare choice preferences

🎯 Why This Matters

MHT CET is the gateway to top-tier engineering, pharmacy, and agriculture institutes in Maharashtra. With robust competition and normalized scoring across exam sessions, accuracy of your percentile and rank matters immensely. Securing a high percentile not only boosts admission chances but also expands college options under CAP.

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Conclusion

The wait ends soon. PCM group results on June 16, PCB a day later on June 17. Keep your login credentials secure, check the official portals, download your scorecard fast, and stay prepared for CAP ahead. Best of luck to all candidates!

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