Greetings Akshay!

Hope you're doing great.

Considering the level of difficulty in other engineering examinations such as JEE Mains, Advance, BITSAT, etc. MH-CET lies somewhere near above average. MH-CET is more like a direct question and answer based multiple choice examination. The examination requires a rigorous practice of problem formulas and direct applications. If you're targeting for premium college like COEP(College of Engineering Pune) then will you've to score exceptionally good marks and lies somewhere in the top 5%. The last year cut-off of COEP was around 150+. Follow this link for more details: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/coep-cutoff.

As far as books are concerned, I'd recommend the following sources would be sufficient enough to score decent marks.

For Physics

• Complete Reference Manual MH-CET 2016 Physics M.K. Dikshit (Arihant Publication)

• MHT CET Physics (Marvel) by AJ Bapat

• Physics for MHT CET (MCQ) by A J Bapat (Marvel Publication)

• Concepts of Physics Vol. 1 by H.C. Verma

• Concepts of Physics Vol. 2 by H.C. Verma

• Uttam MHT-CET Physics by Dr Shirish B. Shrivastav

For Chemistry

• Complete Reference Manual MH-CET 2016 Chemistry (Arihant Publication)

• Marvel Chemistry for MHT CET by Mayur Mehta, Chitra Joshi, Rekha Diwekar

• Chemistry for MHT CET (MCQ) by Mayur Mehta and Chitra Joshi (Marvel Publication)

• MHT CET Chemistry by Arihant Publishers

For Mathematics

• Complete Reference Manual MH-CET 2016 Mathematics by Sushil Verma (Arihant Publication)

• Mathematics for MHT CET (MCQ) by Hemant G. Ainapure (Marvel Publication)

• Pradnya's Objective Mathematics by C. S. Patil

• Other Books for MHT CET 2019 Preparation

Apart from these books, there are numerous online courses which you can also look into. Most of the courses are available for free. Do let me know if you need any help, will definitely help you out. Feel free to express your views in the comment section. Hope, this will help. :)