Before Paying ₹2,999–₹20,000 for an MHT-CET Crash Course
Published MHT-CET crash-course prices vary because course scope, delivery mode and length vary. Compare the course contract before you compare the checkout total.
One-month multi-subject crash course, published 2025
₹2,999
45-day classroom crash course, published 2025–26
₹20,000
Published MHT-CET course prices from 2025–26. These are dated configuration prices, not a market average, so confirm the live checkout terms before paying.
By Rahul Jeewani, Founder · Updated 12 Sept 2026
In brief
Published MHT-CET crash-course listings from 2025–26 cover short online, broad-syllabus and classroom formats. Price alone is not enough to compare them: check subject scope, course length, access, tests, recordings, doubt support and refund terms before checkout.
What’s in the price
| Item | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-subject online crash course | ₹2,999 per month | Vedantu published this one-month MHT-CET crash-course price for 2025, with live classes, in-class doubt solving, tests, assignments and notes. |
| Multi-subject online crash course | ₹14,999 for one month | Vedantu published this 2026 MHT-CET crash-course price with live classes, doubt support, study material, tests and mentorship. |
| Classroom crash course | ₹20,000 | GravIITy Academy published this 45-day, six-days-a-week 2025–26 fee, including GST and processing fee, with weekly assessments. |
| Physics Long Term Batch | ₹1,632 | RG Lectures lists this 2027 Physics batch with full syllabus coverage, Class 11 basics, recordings and access until 31 May 2027. |
What moves the price
Published course year
₹12,000 differenceVedantu's published one-month MHT-CET crash-course prices differed by ₹12,000 between its 2025 and 2026 listings. Do not treat an earlier offer as a lasting market rate.
Delivery mode and course length
₹5,001 spreadThe published 2026 one-month online listing and the 45-day classroom listing differ by ₹5,001. The figures describe different providers and configurations, so they are comparison points rather than a causal price formula.
Subject configuration
+₹173RG Lectures' current Physics Long Term fee is ₹173 above its current Chemistry Long Term fee. Subject-specific checkout prices can differ even when displayed list prices match.
Broader package contents
+₹489RG Lectures' current Droppers/Advance package is ₹489 above its Physics Long Term Batch. Check whether the additional listed courses fill a real preparation gap before paying for a package.
Legitimate ways to pay less
- 1.Take a free timed Physics mock before buying so you can identify whether your gap is content, question practice, timing or error review.
- 2.Buy the subject scope you need. A Physics-only batch does not replace Chemistry or Mathematics preparation, but a broader package is unnecessary when those subjects are already covered.
- 3.Compare the access end date, recordings and test details before payment. A lower total is not a saving if the course ends before your revision plan does.
- 4.Build a self-study PYQ routine first when you can maintain timed practice and error review without external pacing.
A revision batch should match the exam clock
For PCM, the State CET Cell's 2026 information brochure specifies 150 questions in 180 minutes, with Physics and Chemistry in the first 90-minute group and no negative marking. A Physics revision purchase should therefore make its question practice, test timing and solutions visible, rather than relying on a broad promise of syllabus coverage.
A crash course is a revision option for a student who has already covered the syllabus and now needs compressed revision and MCQ-speed practice. It is not a substitute for rebuilding weak fundamentals from the beginning. If you are unsure which gap you have, start with a free Physics mock and chapter-level report before paying.
The numbers need a contract
The published figures below are different configurations, not a like-for-like market average. Use the same six checks on every checkout so a lower fee does not hide a shorter access period, narrower subject scope or missing test detail.
Six checks before a course checkout
What a Physics revision checkout should state
- Exact subject scope: confirm whether you are buying Physics only or a broader PCM/PCB course.
- Revision level: confirm whether the batch assumes prior syllabus coverage or teaches foundations too.
- Class format: confirm live sessions, recordings, or both, plus the timetable where live attendance matters.
- Question practice: confirm whether PYQs, MCQs, practice papers and worked solutions are included.
- Test contract: confirm the number of tests, their scope, time limit, solutions and any analysis.
- Access and refund terms: confirm the access end date before payment and read the digital-product refund policy.
RG Lectures' current Physics Long Term Batch is a subject-specific reference point rather than a crash-course quote: its listing includes full MHT-CET syllabus coverage, Class 11 Physics basics and recordings, with access until 31 May 2027. See the dated RG Lectures batch-price guide for its current checkout details.
When self-study is the lower-cost answer
Self-study can be the better value when you can keep a revision timetable, attempt timed MCQs, review errors and return to weak chapters without external pacing. Use a chapter-wise Physics PYQ plan to make that work visible.
Paid revision support is more defensible when you need a fixed revision schedule, an organised question set, timed tests, or a stated route for doubts. The useful comparison is not "paid or free". It is whether the paid component removes a specific preparation bottleneck that you cannot reliably manage alone.
