MHT CET Cutoff
Explorer 2026
Search 86,000+ Maharashtra-seat cutoff records from Engineering CAP Rounds I, II and III.
How to read CAP cutoffs
The closing percentile is the lowest percentile shown for that college, branch, category and CAP round in the official list. A previous cutoff is useful for planning, but it does not guarantee admission in another round or year.
Hover over a category badge in the results—or click/tap it—to see its expanded meaning.
Category-code clues
- G / L
- Gender-neutral seat / Ladies seat
- H / O / S
- Home University / Other Than Home University / State level
- OPEN
- Open category
- SC / ST
- Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe
- VJ
- Vimukta Jati or De-notified Tribe
- NT1 / NT2 / NT3
- Nomadic Tribe B / C / D
- OBC / SEBC
- Other Backward Classes / Socially and Educationally Backward Classes
- EWS
- Economically Weaker Section
- DEF / PWD
- Defence candidate / Person with Disability
- TFWS
- Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme
- MI
- Minority quota seat
- ORPHANI / ORPHANN
- Institutional Orphan / Non-Institutional Orphan
Example: GOPENS = Gender-neutral · Open category · State-level seat.
MHT CET cutoff FAQs
Is this a college predictor?
This release is a cutoff explorer. It shows official historical closing data without labelling admission as guaranteed. The future predictor will use this verified foundation.
Why are category codes important?
Cutoffs vary substantially by seat type, reservation category, gender and university area. Compare the category code that applies to your candidature.
Does a cutoff below my percentile guarantee admission?
No. Seat availability, preference order, eligibility and candidate demand can change between rounds. Treat matching records as options to research.
Which records are included?
The explorer includes Maharashtra-seat engineering cutoff records published for CAP Rounds I, II and III for academic year 2026–27. All India cutoffs are not mixed into these results.