MHT-CET 2025 (PCM Group) Results Declared: 22 Candidates Achieve Perfect 100 Percentile

Mumbai, Maharashtra – The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has announced the results for the MHT-CET 2025 (PCM Group) examination, which was conducted from April 19 to April 27, 2025, with an additional session on May 5, 2025. The examination was held across 207 centres within Maharashtra and 17 centers outside the state.

Out of 4,64,263 registered candidates for the PCM group, a significant 4,22,663 appeared for the examination, marking an impressive 91.04% attendance rate.

A total of 22 candidates from the PCM group achieved the remarkable feat of scoring a perfect 100 percentile in the MHT-CET 2025. These top performers include:

1. MEER VIPUL BHUVA (Percentile: 100.0000000)
2. SIDDHANT DHEERAJ PATANKAR (Percentile: 100.0000000)
3. PAGAR ANUJ SHIVPRASAD (Percentile: 100.0000000)
4. NATU DHRUV AMOL (Percentile: 100.0000000)
5. ATHARV BHALCHANDRA SAHASRABUDHE (Percentile: 100.0000000)
6. SHRISH NILESH PATTEWAR (Percentile: 100.0000000)
7. WAGH PARTH KISHOR (Percentile: 100.0000000)
8. VAISHNAVI VITTHALRAO SARJE (Percentile: 100.0000000)
9. GANDHAR VIVEK VARTAK (Percentile: 100.0000000)
10. ANIRUDH IYER (Percentile: 100.0000000)
11. SIDDHANT SUNIL GHATE (Percentile: 100.0000000)
12. RAI PRAJWAL RAVI ( Percentile: 100.0000000)
13. ANIL BALAJI PATIL (Percentile: 100.0000000)
14. PRANAV MINTRI (Percentile: 100.0000000)
15. CHINMAY VIKAS CHAVAN (Percentile: 100.0000000)
16. AMIT KUMAR SINGH (Percentile: 100.0000000)
17. AAYUSH ARVIND KUMAR DUBEY (Percentile: 100.0000000)
18. MUHAMMAD ALRAZA HANIF SHAIKH (Percentile: 100.0000000)
19. TANAY CHETAN GADGIL (Percentile: 100.0000000)
20. ARNAV NIGAM (Percentile: 100.0000000)
21. UTKARSH MISHRA (Percentile: 100.0000000)
22. SHREYA ROY (Percentile: 100.0000000)

The results also highlighted category-wise toppers, demonstrating exceptional performance across various groups:

• General-Open Category: Twelve candidates secured a 100 percentile in this category, representing various districts. Notable toppers include Muhammad Alraza Hanif Shaikh from Gondia, Aayush Arvind Kumar Dubey from Jaipur, Pranav Mintri and Siddhant Sunil Ghate from Mumbai Suburban, Tanay Chetan Gadgil, Siddhant Dheeraj Patankar, and Natu Dhruv Amol from Pune, Atharv Bhalchandra Sahasrabudhe and Rai Prajwal Ravi from Sangli, Anirudh Iyer and Meer Vipul Bhuva from Thane, and Shrish Nilesh Pattewar from Yavatmal. All achieved a 100.0000000 percentile.
• OBC Category: Four candidates achieved a perfect 100 percentile: Wagh Parth Kishor from Kolhapur, Gandhar Vivek Vartak from Mumbai Suburban, Anil Balaji Patil from Nanded, and Pagar Anuj Shivprasad from Pune. All achieved a 100.0000000 percentile.
• SC Category: Parisheel Ashish Tirpude from Bhandara emerged as the topper with an impressive 99.9861082 percentile.
• ST Category: Koli Pranita Sanjay from Wardha led this category with a percentile score of 99.9259990.
• SBC Category: Anish Rajeshwar Machewar from Nanded achieved the top position with 99.9963192 percentile.
• SEBC Category: Chinmay Vikas Chavan from Bhandara and Vaishnavi Vitthalrao Sarje from Nanded both secured a 100.0000000 percentile.
• DT/VJ Category: Sarthak Baburao Khot from Kolhapur topped with a 99.9930277 percentile.
• NT 2 (NT-C) Category: Pruthviraj Sanjay Waghmode from Pune and Apoorv Sachin Bandichhode from Solapur both achieved 99.9963751 percentile.
• NT 3 (NT-D) Category: Patil Dweep Jatin from Mumbai Suburban was the topper with a percentile of 99.9668496.
• OMS (Outside Maharashtra State) Category: Four candidates from outside Maharashtra also achieved a 100 percentile: Amit Kumar Singh from Kolkata , Utkarsh Mishra from New Delhi , Shreya Roy from New Delhi , and Arnav Nigam from Thane. All achieved a 100.0000000 percentile.

  Impact on Admissions Process

The declaration of MHT-CET 2025 PCM Group results, especially with 22 candidates scoring a perfect 100 percentile, will significantly influence the upcoming admission process for engineering and pharmacy courses in Maharashtra.

• Increased Competition for Top Colleges: The high number of 100 percentile scorers will intensify competition for coveted seats in the most sought-after engineering colleges and branches across the state. These candidates will likely secure admissions in their preferred institutions, potentially pushing down the cut-off percentiles for other highly ranked applicants.
• Detailed Merit List Analysis: Admission authorities will likely need to employ more granular tie-breaking rules and consider other factors beyond just the percentile for candidates with very high scores to differentiate between them. This could involve looking at specific subject scores, HSC (12th standard) examination marks, or even considering the examination shift difficulty if normalized scores are not fully discriminatory.
• Impact on Lower Percentiles: While the top tier will see fierce competition, the overall high performance might subtly shift the percentile requirements for admissions to mid-tier and even some lower-tier colleges. Candidates with slightly lower but still competitive percentiles will need to strategically choose their preferences during the CAP (Centralized Admission Process) rounds.
• Category-wise Cut-offs: The category-wise toppers, particularly those achieving 100 percentile in reserved categories like OBC and SEBC, highlight strong competition within these groups as well. This means that even within reserved categories, the cut-offs for premier institutes will remain very high.
• Strategic Counselling: Students and parents will need to approach the admission counseling process with a well-researched strategy, considering their percentile, category, and preferred college/course combinations to maximize their chances of securing admission. Mock allotment rounds and past year's cut-off data will become crucial tools for decision-making.

• MHT CET Result 2025: marks vs percentile

  Based on the MHT CET results 2025 today, candidates can check the percentile and their corresponding marks (based on students' score responses ) -

  Marks	Percentile
  126 marks	98.75
  78 marks	87
  65 marks	53
  54 marks	32
  72 marks	68
  61 marks	56
  66+ marks	73.26
  70 marks	80

What will be the Next Process?

Following the declaration of MHT-CET 2025 results, the next crucial phase is the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) for admissions to undergraduate professional courses in engineering, technology, and pharmacy. While specific dates will be announced by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, the general process typically involves the following steps:

1. Registration for CAP: Candidates will need to register online for the CAP rounds on the official MHT-CET admission portal. This involves filling personal details, academic qualifications, and MHT-CET scores.
2. Document Verification: All registered candidates will be required to undergo document verification at designated Facilitation Centers (FCs). This is a critical step to ensure eligibility and confirm category claims.
3. Option Form Filling (Preference Entry): This is perhaps the most strategic part of the process. Candidates will fill an online option form, listing their preferred colleges and courses in order of priority. This form is crucial as seat allotment is done based on these preferences, merit, and category.
4. Provisional Merit List: A provisional merit list will be published, allowing candidates to check their rank and raise any grievances or discrepancies.
5. Final Merit List: After addressing grievances, the final merit list will be released.
6. CAP Rounds (Allotment Rounds): Multiple rounds of seat allotment will be conducted. In each round, seats are allotted based on merit, preferences, and availability.
   • Round 1: Candidates who are allotted a seat in their first preference college/course often have to either accept the seat and freeze it (meaning they are satisfied and don't want to participate in further rounds) or decline. For other allotments, candidates can choose to 'freeze' or 'float' (accept the allotted seat but wish to participate in subsequent rounds for a better option).
   • Subsequent Rounds: Further rounds are conducted to fill vacant seats. Candidates who 'float' in previous rounds, or those who didn't get an allotment, can participate.
7. Reporting to Allotted Institute: Candidates who accept an allotted seat in any round must report to the respective institute within the stipulated time frame to confirm their admission by paying the fees and submitting original documents.
8. Spot Rounds/Institute Level Admissions: If seats remain vacant after the CAP rounds, some institutes might conduct spot rounds or invite applications for institute-level admissions.

VidyarthiMitra's Services for MHT-CET Admissions

For students navigating the complex MHT-CET admission process, VidyarthiMitra offers a range of services designed to provide comprehensive support:

• Personalised Counselling: Expert counselors provide one-on-one guidance to help students understand their percentile and its implications, explore various engineering and pharmacy colleges, and identify suitable branches based on their interests and career goals.
• College and Course Selection Assistance: Based on detailed analysis of cut-off trends, college rankings, and student preferences, VidyarthiMitra assists in creating an optimized list of college and course choices for the CAP rounds.
• CAP Application Support: Assistance with filling out the online CAP application forms accurately, ensuring all necessary documents are uploaded correctly, and adhering to deadlines.
• Mock Allotment and Strategy Sessions: Conducting mock allotment rounds to simulate the admission process and help students understand their chances, allowing them to refine their preferences and develop a strategic approach for each CAP round.
• Documentation Guidance: Providing clear instructions and support for preparing all required documents for verification, preventing common errors that can delay the admission process.
• Post-Allotment Support: Guidance on reporting to allotted colleges, fee payment procedures, and understanding the nuances of the admission confirmation process.

The State Common Entrance Test Cell congratulates all successful candidates and wishes them the best for their future academic endeavors.
 

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