Yes, it is definitely compulsory to clear HSC (Higher Secondary Course) to apply for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Medical (MH CET Medical) as it is a basic requirement.

Educational Qualifications
• One must have passed the school/junior college from an institution situated in Maharashtra

• One must have passed the SSC/Junior college/school with English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects

• One belonging to unreserved category must have obtained not less than 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology taken together at the HSC Exam, whereas candidates belonging to reserved category and person with disability (PWD) have to obtain a minimum of 40% marks in HSC exam

• One with disability (PWD) in General category have to obtain a minimum of 45% marks in the HSC exam

MH CET Eligibility for MBBS and BDS Examination:

• One belonging to open category (unreserved) must secure minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry & Biology (PCB) taken together at Common Entrance Test i.e. MH CET

• One belonging to constitutional reservation (reserved category) and with Person with Disability (PWD) must secure minimum 40% marks in Physics, Chemistry &Biology (PCB) taken together in the MH CET Medical

• One with Disability in General category must secure minimum 45% marks in Physics, Chemistry & Biology (PCB) taken together in the MH CET Medical

MH CET Medical Exam Pattern:

MH CET Medical is a pen and paper based test. It is conducted on the basis of Physics, Chemistry and Biology syllabus of Higher Secondary Examination.

The Exam Pattern:
• The test will conduct for a total of 200 Multiple Choice Questions
• Time allotted for the test is 3 hours
• Each answer will fetch candidates one mark
• There shall be no negative marking
• Candidates have to mark their answers in the OMR Sheet provided