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MHT-CET Rank Predictor 2027

Estimate your MHT-CET rank from your percentile, for PCM or PCB. Uses the 2026 first-attempt candidate counts (4,54,069 PCM, 2,63,213 PCB) and, for PCM, the official 2026 CAP merit list.

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Appeared in the first PCM attempt, 2026: 4,54,069

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MHT-CET Percentile to Rank Table (2026 data)

PercentilePCM rankPCM CAP merit no. (MH)PCB rank
99.9454435263
99.52,2702,1731,316
994,5414,3452,632
989,0818,5635,264
9522,70321,21713,161
9045,40742,31226,321
8090,81482,88652,643
701,36,2211,18,59778,964
601,81,6281,49,0771,05,285
502,27,0351,72,7331,31,607

Rank = ((100 − percentile) ÷ 100) × first-attempt candidates who appeared in 2026 (State CET Cell). CAP merit numbers are read from the official 2026 final merit list for Maharashtra PCM candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is MHT-CET rank calculated from percentile?

MHT-CET percentile is the share of candidates in your group who scored equal to or below you, so the number ahead of you is roughly (100 − percentile) ÷ 100 × candidates. In 2026, 4,54,069 candidates appeared in the first PCM attempt and 2,63,213 in the first PCB attempt. At 95 percentile in PCM that is about 22,700 candidates ahead.

Admission (CAP) uses a merit list of only the candidates who register for CAP, split into Maharashtra and All India candidates. In the 2026 final merit list for Maharashtra PCM candidates, 95 percentile and above came to merit number 21,217 and 90 percentile and above to 42,312 — close to the formula at the top, and further below it lower down, because many candidates don't join CAP.

Yes, since 2026. In 2026 the PCM group sat its first attempt on 11–20 April and the second on 12–20 May, and results came out between 9 and 18 June. You can take one or both attempts; the better percentile is used for CAP. For 2027 the State CET Cell has indicated the first attempt is likely between mid-December 2026 and mid-January 2027, but dates are not yet notified — check cetcell.mahacet.org.

Per the CAP 2026 rules, candidates with the same percentile are ordered by their MHT-CET Mathematics score, then Physics, then Chemistry, then HSC PCM percentage, HSC Mathematics, HSC Physics and finally HSC aggregate.

It depends on the branch, category, gender and round, and it shifts every year. Check the round-wise CAP cut-off lists published on the State CET Cell's CAP portal for the previous year before you fill your option form.

The rank among all candidates follows directly from how the percentile is defined, so it is close within your attempt apart from ties. The CAP merit number is read from the official 2026 merit list, so it will move a little with next year's candidate numbers.