Hello,

Human body needs adequate amount of rest to keep it functioning well for  a longer period of time. It requires high maintenance.
When we exhaust it more than its capacity we are damaging it and studying for 18 hours out of 24 hrs is exhausting our body. But there are few students who claim that they study for 18 hrs, but it is not meant for everyone.

Everyone has different strategy and brain. Some people get thorough with the concepts even in just one go but there might be people who need more than a day to get through the topic. So the duration for how long you study does not matters, what matters is that you get well to the concept you read.

So it is not important to study for 18 hrs.

Hope it helps.

All the Best!!

hello aspirant,

See it is very difficult to predict the exact rank and percentile score because the MHTCET Cutoff keeps varying every year and the Cutoff depends on various factors like difficulty level of the paper, number of aspirants appearing, previous year cutoff trends, etc.

However, looking at the previous year MHTCET cutoff, and based on your marks, your rank will be around 50K - 60K in MHTCET and the percentile score within this rank will also be quite low. So, you have to practice a lot in the MHTCET Exam to perform very well.

Below are some of the best preparation strategy that you can follow in order to increase your marks in MHTCET exam :

1. Know the exam pattern and the syllabus

2. Prepare a proper timetable

3. Pick up and study from the right books for MHTCET preparations.

4. Revise all your previous concepts

5. solve sample mock tests and -previous year Question papers.

Further, to know more about the right preparation tips and Strategy for MHTCET exam and to know about the best books, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-preparation-tips-important-topics-books

I hope that this will help.

Thank you for requesting to answer.

You didn't mentioned your 12th stream but I would advise you  to take a drop year and appear for improvement exam.

Even with 47% (any stream of 12th) you can get admission into many private colleges of your prefered degree but you may have to face problem during campus placements as companies tend to set a minimum eligibility of 60%.

Taking improvement exams will most probably increase your score, even though if you are unable to score good in improvement exams the best of the two marks will be considered (if appearing for all 5 subjects)

All the best.

Hello,

Since you have completed your class 12th and that too with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as your Core subjects, you have many career options to pursue except engineering.

You Can Join Merchant Navy , Join Indian Armed Forces through NDA , or join an aviation school to become a Commercial Pilot. You can pursue Science Courses like B.Sc Physics, Chemistry , Statistics, Maths or Become an Architecture by pursuing B.Arch . Studying B.B.A, BCA and B.Com is also an option for Science Student. You can even pursue Humanities Course ( B.A ) while Preparing for Government Exams like UPSC for IAS/IPS.

Hope this was helpful