A total of 33,904 students appeared in the Maharashtra Technology Common Entrance Test (MT-CET 2013) here yesterday. Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) conducts MT-CET for admission to first year full time degree courses in Engineering and Pharmacy. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/may/BN07G111000.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 325px;" /> Representation Pic u00a0&ldquo;The exam was held smoothly at 74 exam centres in the city. We have not received a single complaint about any misconduct or mismanagement,&rdquo; said Pramod Shendge district contact officer of DTE. Students claimed that the Physics paper was difficult, as many questions were application- based and consumed a lot of time. &ldquo;The Chemistry and Mathematics paper were easy compared to Physics. The syllabus of Physics is vast and there are some questions I really found difficult to solve. Overall the exam was good,&rdquo; said a student of Fergusson College on condition of anonymity.u00a0

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However, some students lamented that the Physics paper was difficult 

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