MHT CET 2026: Students Scoring 60-70 Marks Expected to Achieve 70-80 Percentile

The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT CET) 2026 uses a percentile-based scoring system to determine admission prospects for engineering, pharmacy, and allied courses. According to analysis based on previous year trends and expert evaluation, candidates scoring between 60 and 70 marks are expected to achieve a percentile range of 70 to 80. This projection can help students estimate their admission chances across participating institutions in Maharashtra.

Detailed analysis shows specific percentile expectations for marks within this range: a score of 70 marks is projected to yield 75-80 percentile, 68 marks approximately 74-78 percentile, 66 marks around 73-76 percentile, 64 marks approximately 72-75 percentile, 62 marks around 71-74 percentile, and 60 marks approximately 70-73 percentile. Students scoring in this range are considered to have a decent score and can still secure admission to many engineering and pharmacy colleges during the MHT CET 2026 counselling process, though competitive branches like Computer Science and Information Technology typically require higher percentiles.

The actual percentile calculation depends on multiple factors including exam difficulty level, the total number of candidates, shift-wise normalization methods, overall student performance, and available seat inventory. These variables mean that final percentiles may differ from current projections once official results are announced. Amity University Noida, ranked among the top 100 universities globally in the Times Higher Education Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026, is among institutions offering admissions based on MHT CET scores.