Led personally by Dilip Sir (B.Tech, IIT Kanpur)
High-weightage chapter triage, weekly CET-pattern mocks and best-of-two attempt strategy — built for the year MHT CET moved before boards.
Not sure a crash course is right for you yet? Read who this program is (and isn't) built for.
Sprint batch
Finishes before the Dec 15 window opens
Per Batch
Every mock reviewed with Dilip Sir personally
Both groups covered
Weekly full-length CET-pattern mocks
MHT CET 2027 Session 1 is the first attempt ever scheduled before boards. The prep calendar has to change with it.
Designed and personally taught by Dilip Sir (B.Tech, IIT Kanpur, JEE AIR 400, 25+ years mentoring Pune students) — not handed off to a junior batch of tutors.
MHT CET 2027 Session 1 runs Dec 15, 2026 - Jan 15, 2027, before boards for the first time. This batch is sequenced to finish before that window opens.
Every mock is reviewed chapter-by-chapter with the whole batch, so weak areas get named and fixed, not just scored.
Limited weeks mean we start from CET's actual high-weightage chapters, not a page-by-page reread of the textbook.
With two attempts now likely counting toward a best-of-two score, we plan Session 1 as the practice run it should be — and coach what to change before Session 2.
Full-length, negative-marking-free MCQ mocks in the actual MHT CET pattern, under real time pressure, from week one.
A weightage-first sprint, not a page-by-page reread
High-weightage numericals, quick qualitative recall, and the CET-specific MCQ traps that cost marks under time pressure.
PCM batches drill calculus, algebra and coordinate geometry speed; PCB batches drill high-yield Botany/Zoology recall and NCERT-line accuracy.
One full CET-pattern mock, one detailed error-pattern review session with Dilip Sir, and a short list of exactly what to fix before the next mock.
Sequenced to finish before the Dec 15, 2026 Session 1 window opens
A full-syllabus diagnostic mock identifies exactly which chapters are weak, then the schedule is built around CET's actual weightage — not an even split across every topic.
Daily/alternate-day sessions target the chapters carrying the most marks, with speed-focused problem sets and quickfire revision for high-recall topics.
Weekly full-length CET-pattern mocks under real time limits, plus a session on how to use a Session 1 score to decide what changes before Session 2.
Class 12 PCM/PCB students who have covered most of their board syllabus already
Students who want CET-specific pattern practice, not a general revision class
Anyone recalibrating their prep now that Session 1 lands before boards, not after
Students planning to use Session 1 as a genuine attempt, with Session 2 as backup
Families who want small-batch, faculty-reviewed mocks instead of self-scored practice
Students who haven't yet completed the bulk of their PCM/PCB syllabus in school
Anyone looking for a first introduction to Physics, Chemistry, Maths or Biology concepts
Students wanting a year-long, board-plus-JEE program (see our full 12th Board PCM program instead)
Looking for a full board-plus-JEE year, not just a sprint? See our 12th Board PCM program.
Class 12 PCM/PCB students who have covered most of their syllabus and need concentrated, CET-pattern practice before Session 1 — not students with major foundational gaps. If a topic hasn't been taught in school yet, we'll say so upfront and suggest our full-year 12th Board program instead. A crash course tops up a mostly-complete foundation; it doesn't build one from scratch.
MHT CET 2027 Session 1 is set for December 15, 2026 - January 15, 2027 — the first time CET has ever landed before boards instead of after. This batch is timed to finish before that window opens, so the sprint itself doesn't eat into board-exam study time later.
Sessions run from our Amanora, Pune centre, with a live online option for students who prefer not to commute — both formats get the same content, faculty and test schedule.
Self-run mocks tell you a score; they don't tell you which of the 20% of chapters is costing you 80% of your lost marks, or how to actually use a second CET attempt if you get one. Dilip Sir reviews every mock with the batch, chapter by chapter, and adjusts the next week's focus accordingly.
Tell us during the enrollment call — we'll either recommend waiting for the next batch or pair the crash course with a few extra one-on-one sessions on the specific chapters you're behind on, so the group sessions aren't wasted on material you're not ready for yet.
This batch is built specifically for the Session 1 window. Students who want to improve their score in the April 2027 attempt can join a separate, shorter top-up batch closer to that date — ask us about it when you enroll.
Every batch is capped at 12 students so every mock gets reviewed personally — enrollment closes once the batch is full or the sprint window starts, whichever comes first.
Talk to Dilip Sir directly about whether the crash course fits where your syllabus stands today.