MHT-CET rank predictor (2025 and 2026 merit lists)

In the 2026 merit list, 99 percentile was merit number 4,345. In 2025 it was 3,321.

In 2026, 95 percentile was merit number 21,217 and 90 percentile was 42,312. In 2025 they were 17,306 and 34,028.

It is your position in the state merit list for engineering admission (CAP). Seats are allotted in merit order, together with your college choices and category. This tool shows the general merit number, not a category-wise one.

No. Candidates from outside Maharashtra are ranked in a separate All India merit list. This tool uses the list for Maharashtra State candidates only.

The paper has 150 questions for 200 marks. Mathematics has 50 questions of 2 marks each (100 marks). Physics and Chemistry have 50 questions each of 1 mark (50 + 50 marks). There is no negative marking. The exam takes 180 minutes: Physics and Chemistry first, then Mathematics.

MHT-CET is held in many sessions. Your percentile is the share of candidates in YOUR session who scored the same as you or less. The top scorer of every session gets 100. It is not the percentage of marks you got.

The State CET Cell declares the result in percentile format only. It does not publish raw marks or a marks-to-percentile table. Students usually work out their raw marks from the official answer key.

2026 had two attempts. 4,54,069 candidates appeared in the first attempt and 2,85,121 in the second. Many students wrote both, so these two numbers cannot be added. In 2025, 4,22,663 candidates appeared (State CET Cell).

The better of your two TOTAL percentiles counts for admission. Subject percentiles from the two attempts are not mixed.

Partly. Candidate numbers and merit numbers come from official CET Cell documents. The marks-to-percentile part is not official: it is the spread of estimates from several education websites, because no real table exists. Use this page to plan, not as a promise.