Hello Aspirant!

First thing that you should keep in mind is that 12th standard is much different than 10th standard, after the final paper of your board exams you would feel drained ,so i would suggest that you take  a day or two off for yourself(considering that you are not appearing for JEE) and then start preparing for mh-cet which is generally in the 2nd week of may. I would suggest you to first take the first 15-20 days to just go through the hsc text books of class xi and xii and solve the solved examples in them to just revise your concepts. Once you are done with the text books i you to start solving as many problems as you can. In the last 2 weeks you should just solve question papers and analyse them daily and work on your speed and accuracy. Concentration and determination is crucial in these 2 months.

Hope this helped! Good Luck!

hi,

MAHA cet exam is conducts by directorate of technical education maharastra for admission in different colleges of maharastra for engineering and pharmacy courses. see if you have well gripped on 10+2 syllabus you can definitely crack it. but after your 12th exam finish you need to work hard. most of the cases students forget the 11th part of studies as for preparing for 12th xam. revise the previous chapters. if you have some preparation for jee that will be an added advantage. question level is compare to easy than jee mains. you may follow any mcq books like arihant pcm books for solving mcqs.

work hard, you will definitely get success.