What are the preparation tips to be followed to prepare for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test?

CET is not about knowing it is all about timing inaccuracy. you must practice more and more using time. In CET we have PCM and PCB pattern but now it is the only PCM
for physics u need to know all HSC textbook concepts along with some extra. Refer marvel book for it.
for chemistry, our HSC textbook is enough but you need to read it through. you need to keep the focus on the organic last chapters more.
for maths HSC book solved examples and miscellaneous is a must . and few more concepts of part one including a pair of straight lines.
the situation during an exam is very crucial. you need a vast focus and meditation. Along with hard work you need smart work. During paper you will have physics and chemistry together I will suggest doing physics first it may consume around 50 to 60 minutes. and then go for chemistry since chemistry is not difficult it is all about content very few numerical or calculation based questions are there in chem.
maths you will feel the time is little more as compared to PC but there are chances of silly mistakes. avoid them. In both the papers, you will not get the time to crosscheck . and one more thing while marking don't mark a single answer at a time, solve 20–30 and then go for marking in the OMR sheet.