MHTCET Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS) Seats, Eligibility, Difficulty Level, Marking Scheme, Question Paper Pattern, Syllabus.

MHTCET Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS) Seats, Eligibility, Difficulty Level, Marking Scheme, Question Paper Pattern, Syllabus.

 First Year Year of Engineering and Technology (B.E./B.Tech.), First Year of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.), First Year of Pharm. D., First Year of Architecture (B.Arch.)

Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS) Seats:

Seats: 5 % of sanctioned intake per course.

Benefits to students: All other fees except tuition fees shall be paid by the TFWS student.

Eligibility: Maharashtra State Candidates. Parent per year income less than Rs.6.00 Lac.

No tuition fee for SC/ST category and for students get admission under TFWS scheme.

Educational Eligibility for admissions: Passed 12 exam with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry or Biotechnology or Biology or Technical Vocational subjects and obtained at least 50% marks for OPEN category students and for RESERVED category students 45% marks also for Persons with Disability candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only)

Difficulty Level: For Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics similar to JEE Main. For Biology similar to NEET.

Marking Scheme: No negative marking system.

One mark for each correct answer from physics, chemistry, biology subjects.

Two marks for each correct answer from mathematics subject.

 Question Paper Pattern:

Paper	Subject	No. Of MCQ		Marks/Question	Total Marks	Time Min.
		XI	XII
Paper I	Mathematics	10	40	2	100	90
Paper II	Physics	10	40	1	100	90
	Chemistry	10	40
Paper III	Biology (Botany)	10	40	1	100	90
	Biology (Zoology)	10	40

Syllabus: 11th (20%), 12th (80%) Maharashtra State Board Syllabus.

Whole syllabus of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics subjects of standard XII.

Syllabus of standard XI as mentioned below.

1. Physics: Measurements, Scalars & vectors, force,  friction in solids and liquids,  refraction of light,  ray optics,  magnetic effect of electric current,  magnetism.

2. Chemistry: Some basic concepts of chemistry, state of matter (Gases and liquids), Redox reaction, surface chemistry, nature of chemical bond, hydrogen, s-block elements (alkali and alkaline earth metals), basic principles and techniques in organic chemistry, alkanes.  

3. Mathematics: Trigonometric functions of compound angles, Factorization formulae, straight line, circle and conics, sets, relations and functions, probability, sequences and series.

4. Biology

Section I Botany: Diversity in organism, Biochemistry of cell, plant water relations and mineral nutrition, plant growth and development.

Section II Zoology: Organization of cell, animal tissue, human nutrition, human respiration.   

(In COVID-19 25% Deleted syllabus)