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Last updated 29 July 2026 · ethiccode

The short version. We give you probability estimates for MHT-CET CAP seat allotment, built from past years' published results. They are estimates. We do not control admissions, we are not affiliated with the CET Cell or DTE Maharashtra, and we cannot promise you a seat anywhere.

1. What we provide

Option Form Builder produces a ranked list of CAP options with an estimated probability of allotment for each, derived from published seat-allotment data for 2021–2025 and the published merit lists. The output is decision support. It is not advice, and it is not a guarantee.

2. Accuracy, stated plainly

Our model is validated against held-out 2025 data. Measured there, it achieves a calibration error of 0.033 and an AUC of 0.797 on seat pools with prior history. Near a cutoff it is well calibrated but weak at ranking — two options within a few percentile points of each other are, for our purposes, indistinguishable.

Roughly 46% of seat pools contain a single seat. For those, the closing percentile behaves close to a random draw and no model can do materially better. When we display "62%", we mean it: about 62 times in 100, not "probably yes".

3. What you must verify yourself

An error in a choice code you submit is yours to bear. Check before you submit.

4. Payment and access

A single payment unlocks the full option form for the current admission season for your account. Payments are processed by Razorpay; we never see or store your card details.

5. Acceptable use

You may not scrape, bulk-query, resell, or redistribute our output, or attempt to reconstruct the underlying dataset. Accounts are rate-limited and abuse will result in termination without refund.

6. Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, ethiccode's total liability arising from your use of this service is limited to the amount you paid us. We are not liable for admission outcomes, missed deadlines, or decisions taken on the basis of our estimates.

7. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India, with courts in Maharashtra having jurisdiction.