MHT CET 2026 PCB Toppers List: 11 Students Secure Perfect 100 Percentile in First Attempt
MHT CET 2026: The State CET Cell, Maharashtra, declared the MHT CET 2026 PCB Session 1 results, introducing a "best of two" system. Over 2.8 lakh students registered, with 11 candidates achieving a 100 percentile. Scores are normalized to seven decimal places to break ties for competitive healthcare, pharmacy, and agriculture admissions.
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MHT CET 2026: The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, has announced the much-awaited results of the first sitting of the MHT CET 2026 PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) group. As a tribute to the impressive history of records and another step towards adopting the "two-attempt" system, created by getting inspired by other competitive national exams in order to relieve the applicants from stress, 11 applicants scored 100 percentiles in this sitting of the entrance exam. The PCB paper was one of the most popular among the applicants, with 2.8+ lakh students registering for the computerized entrance exam.
Given the fact that these results are a key factor in getting admitted into B.Pharm, Agriculture, and other subjects associated with health care in some of the most prestigious educational establishments in the region, there were several requirements aimed at ensuring equality in consideration of candidates from different exam sittings. One of these conditions was calculating percentiles up to six digits after the decimal point in order to create fair chances for all applicants.
MHT CET 2026 PCB (Session 1) Toppers List
Those 11 individuals whose performances were perfect at the very first shot hail from different regions, showing the level of excellence that is spread throughout the region. Among those top 11 performers, three are girl contestants.
| Sr. No. | Course Name | Name of Candidate | Percentile | Gender | Permanent District |
| 1 | PCB-1st Attempt | ADITYA ABHISHEK SOMANI | 100.0000000 | Male | Nagpur |
| 2 | PCB-1st Attempt | CHHEDA JEEL HITESH | 100.0000000 | Female | Palghar |
| 3 | PCB-1st Attempt | FERNANDES ASHLEY COSTANCIO | 100.0000000 | Male | Mumbai City |
| 4 | PCB-1st Attempt | GADADE ATHARV UTTAM | 100.0000000 | Male | Kolhapur |
| 5 | PCB-1st Attempt | GADHAVE PRATIKSHA DIPAK | 100.0000000 | Female | Solapur |
| 6 | PCB-1st Attempt | KAKULDE ATHARVA AVINASH | 100.0000000 | Male | Dhule |
| 7 | PCB-1st Attempt | PATIL SARTHAK MAHESH | 100.0000000 | Male | Sangli |
| 8 | PCB-1st Attempt | PATWEGAR SAHIM SADIQ | 100.0000000 | Male | Kolhapur |
| 9 | PCB-1st Attempt | RASHI AMITKUMAR CHOPRA | 100.0000000 | Female | Pune |
| 10 | PCB-1st Attempt | SOURISH SEN | 100.0000000 | Male | Thane |
| 11 | PCB-1st Attempt | VARAD AVADHUT VAIDYA | 100.0000000 | Male | Pune |
Key Information Regarding Your Scorecard
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Rule of Best of Two: This is the first time this two-attempt system has been introduced, and hence, those students who opted to take tests in both April (session one) and May (session two) shall see their best percentage score automatically considered for the purpose of final CAP merit list ranking.
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Tie Breaking through Normalization: Since there have been several changes during testing periods, the final marks have been rounded off to seven decimal places in order to avoid grouping and create a correct merit list.
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Score Card Download: Candidates may access their session one digital score card from cetcell.mahacet.org.
Siddhi Sharma is an education journalist at Jagran Josh. A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from IP University, she brings sharp newsroom instincts developed during her previous stint at Zee News. At Jagran Josh, Siddhi specializes in decoding the educational updates. Her coverage is highly exam-centric, ranging from curated news blogs for competitive exams to crucial school board and university news. Combining her strong media foundations with a research-driven approach, she creates reliable, high-utility content that helps students and aspirants stay ahead of the curve. Her writing is factual, engaging, and tailored to meet the fast-paced needs of modern learners and exam aspirants.
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