The applications registered after July 30 are considered only for non-CAP seats and the applications confirmed by scrutiny centers after July 31 will also be eligible only for non-CAP seats.

The candidates must keep in mind that the final seat allocation will be based on the inter-se merit list. A distinct merit list will be published for seat allocation. Candidates who submitted their application forms via the MHT CET CAP portal before the deadline will receive a merit number. The MHT CET merit list will be created based on the state CET score, marks from the qualifying exam, and other relevant criteria.

For HSC candidates, the MHT CET counseling merit list will be based on either the Maharashtra CET scores or the marks obtained in any other relevant examination conducted by the appropriate authority for admission to these courses.

In the event of a tie, the candidates’ relative merit will be determined according to the following order of preference.

— Higher scores in Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry at CET.

— Higher percentage of marks in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry combined in the qualifying examination.

— Higher percentage of marks in individual subjects that is Mathematics and Physics and overall aggregate at the HSC or Class 12 level.

The candidates are advised to review their merit numbers and verify their data to ensure accurate placement in the counselling process.