If you have scored 57 marks in the MHT CET B.Tech exam held on 22 April Shift 2, their percentile is likely to fall somewhere between 80 to 88 percentile , based on previous year trends. this is only an estimate and can slightly vary depending on the overall difficulty level of the specific shift and the performance of other candidates. Since percentile is a relative measure, the exact value will only be clear once the normalization process is done and official results are declared. But generally, 57 marks is considered a decent score and can open up options in some good colleges, especially in lower preference rounds.

Hello Khushi,

Based on the available data, if you scored 57 marks in the MHT CET 2025 (PCM group), your estimated percentile would likely fall between 55 and 60 . This estimation is derived from previous years' trends, where candidates with similar scores achieved percentiles in this range.

It's important to note that the exact percentile can vary due to factors such as the exam's difficulty level and the normalization process applied across different shifts. Therefore, while this provides a general idea, the actual percentile may differ slightly.

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