The Maharashtra Technical Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) results for 2024 have brought outstanding achievements, highlighting the success stories of several students across the state.
Parth Vaity, hailing from Mulund, emerged as one of the top achievers with a remarkable 100 percentile score. Son of an auto driver, Parth's journey exemplifies determination and resilience. His aspiration to study at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) is now within reach, bolstered by his impressive performance in MHT-CET and JEE Advance, where he secured All India Rank 50 in the OBC category.
Joining Parth in the league of top scorers is Sanmay Vikram Shah from Khar, who excelled in the PCB subjects of MHT-CET. Sanmay's disciplined study routine and commitment to excellence from a family of doctors have earned him accolades, including an exceptional NEET score and notable achievements in JEE Mains.
Vanshika Shah from Kandivali also celebrated a perfect 100 percentile in MHT-CET and aims to pursue computer science at Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute (VJTI). Her unexpectedly high score has opened doors for her to pursue her academic aspirations in Maharashtra.
Maitreya Walimbe from Airoli rounds up the roster of top performers, setting his sights on engineering at IIT Bombay following his stellar CET results.
This year's MHT-CET saw a record number of participants, with 7,25,052 students registering for the examination, underscoring Maharashtra's youth's growing enthusiasm for technical education.
Parth, Sanmay, Vanshika, and Maitreya's achievements underscore their academic prowess and highlight the diversity and determination within Maharashtra's student community. Their successes inspire and exemplify the potential for excellence nurtured through dedication and hard work.
As these young achievers prepare to embark on their chosen paths, their stories resonate as testaments to the power of perseverance and the promise of a bright future.
