Free MHT CET Mock Test Online: Two PCM Papers with Reports

Looking for a free MHT CET mock test you can actually finish and review? MHTCET Simu includes two free full PCM papers per account, with full reports for both. They are the two 15 April 2026 shifts. The allowance is lifetime per account, not two new papers every day.

Start your free paper.

What the free tests include

You can attempt the selected full papers in a timed simulator and review your results after submission. The free tier includes the reports for those papers; you do not need to buy annual access to see those reports.

The wider catalogue and subject, chapter and weak-area practice modes require paid access. Check the current plan details before upgrading. This distinction matters: the free offer is two specific full papers, not unrestricted access to every question.

MHTCET Simu is an independent preparation platform, not the official CET Cell examination portal. These are practice attempts, not an exam registration or an official score.

How to start your first paper

1. Open the sign-in page and continue with Google.
2. In the dashboard, choose an available free paper.
3. Read its instructions before starting. Set aside the full attempt time shown there.
4. Use a laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection and keep rough-work paper ready.
5. Submit the attempt and open its report.

The simulator needs a viewport of at least 768 by 600 pixels. A phone is useful for reading this guide, but plan your exam practice on a larger screen. Closing the tab does not pause the attempt timer.

Make the first attempt a useful baseline

Attempt the paper without notes, answer lookups or a second person helping. If you have already studied its solutions, choose the other free shift if available and record that prior exposure when interpreting your result.

If your syllabus is incomplete, that does not make the attempt useless. Separate questions from chapters you have not studied from questions you expected to solve. The first group helps you plan coverage; the second helps you find errors in material you already know.

A first score is a snapshot. It is not a promise of your final marks, percentile or admission chances.

What to do immediately after submission

Start with three groups: wrong answers, unanswered questions and answers you guessed correctly. Correct guesses deserve review because they can hide a gap just as easily as a wrong answer can reveal one.

For each reviewed question, write a short reason: concept gap, forgotten fact or formula, calculation error, reading error, or time pressure. Then choose one specific repair action.

For example: “I confused equivalent resistance in parallel” is more useful than “Physics is weak.” The next action can be to review that distinction and solve a few fresh examples before attempting another full paper.

Use our mock-test analysis template to turn the report into a small, manageable task list.

When to use your second free paper

Save the second paper until you have acted on your first report. A suggested sequence is to attempt the first paper, review it, spend several study sessions fixing the clearest gaps, and then attempt the second.

Compare both the overall result and the kinds of errors you made. Two shifts can differ in difficulty, and one paper may contain more of your strong chapters. A higher score alone is not proof that every weakness has disappeared.

The useful question is narrower: did the mistake you deliberately worked on happen less often?

Questions before you begin

Is a Google account required?

Yes. Student sign-in currently uses Google.

Are chapter tests included in the free tier?

No. The free tier covers the two selected full papers and their reports. Subject, chapter and weak-area practice require annual access.

Can I take the free papers repeatedly?

Do not assume unlimited free retakes. The offer is two full papers per account, lifetime. Check your dashboard for the attempts still available to you.

Is this suitable for PCB students?

The simulator covered here is for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. It is not a Biology or full PCB test offering.

Does a practice score predict my official percentile?

No. Treat the report as feedback on this attempt. Official results depend on the exam and its published scoring process.

Sign in and choose your free PCM paper, or read how the simulator works.