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Siddharth College of Law Cutoff 2024: Check latest MH CET Law Round-wise Cutoff

Hutatma Chowk, Mumbai

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Estd. 1956

Last updated on 29 Jul '25

Siddharth College of Law CutOffs
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Siddharth College of Law cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to UG Law courses based on MH CET Law score. Candidates can scroll down to check the course-wise cutoff. A few more updates for Siddharth College of Law cutoff are as follows:

For LLB (3-year) and Integrated LLB (5-year) courses, the MH CET Law 2025 merit list of the Extended Institutional-Level Round has been released.

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MHCET Law Cut Off 2025

Siddharth College of Law MHT CET Law Cutoff 2024 - Round 1 and Last Round Closing Scores

Siddharth College of Law MH CET Law cutoff 2024 has been updated in the table below for the first and last rounds. The cutoff was released for candidates seeking admission to the law courses, including LL.B.. For admission to the LL.B. course, candidates must have a minimum percentile of 96.68 in round 1, if belonging to the General AI. For the same course, the cutoff percentile in the last round was 96.26.

For more details, check out the table below:

Course	Round 1 (Closing Percentile)	Last Round (Closing Percentile)
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)	96.68	96.26

For more details, check out the table below:

Course	Round 1 (Closing Percentile)	Last Round (Closing Percentile)
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)	96.68	96.26

Siddharth College of Law MH CET Law Cutoff Year Wise Comparison 2024, 2023, 2022

Siddharth College of Law cutoff 2024 has finally been concluded for further admissions based on the MH CET Law exam. The cutoff was released in a few rounds for All India and Home State quota candidates. For the General Al category candidates, the most competitive course in 2024 was LL.B., for which the last round cutoff percentile was 96.26.

For more information on category-wise, quota-wise, and course-wise cutoff data for MHCET Law for the past three years, use the filtres provided below:

For more information on category-wise, quota-wise, and course-wise cutoff data for MHCET Law for the past three years, use the filtres provided below:

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Rounds

MHCET Law Last Round score (General-All India)

Course	2023	2024	2025
Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)	108	96.26	96.93

Siddharth College of Law Cutoff 2023: MHCET Law Year-Wise PDF

Tabulated below are year-wise PDFs for Siddharth College of Law cutoff offered through for MHCET Law:

Siddharth College of Law MHCET Law Counselling Rounds

Rounds	2023	2024	2025
Round 1	PDF	PDF	PDF
Round 2	– / –	PDF	PDF
Round 3	– / –	– / –	PDF

Siddharth College of Law MH CET Law Cutoff 2024 - College Comparison

Siddharth College of Law admission to law courses is based on MH CET Law exam, followed by counselling rounds. In the table below, candidates can do a comparison of Siddharth College of Law with other colleges for different courses/specialisation availble for admission within a similar cutoff range for General category students. Students belonging to other categories can use the filtres provided below to do the comparison.

Commonly asked questions
On MHCET Law Cutoffs

Q: Can I get a seat at Siddharth College of Law with a score of 96?

No, candidates won't be able to get into Siddharth College of law for the law course with a cutoff score of 96. However, the score acquired is so close to the Siddharth College of Law cutoff 2024. As per the Siddharth College of Law MHTCET Law cutoff 2024, the Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) cutoff score stood at 96.26 for the General AI category candidates.

Q: What is MHT CET Law 2024 cutoff for getting admission at Siddharth College of Law for General HS quota?

To secure a seat at Siddharth College of Law, candidates beloning to the General category in the HS quota must target to achive a rank between 96.26 and 96.68 in MHT CET Law for MHT of Law (LL.B.) admission. The institute accepts the MHT CET Law entrance exam scores, followed by MHT CET Law counsellling process to admit students for its Law courses. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the MHT CET Law round-wise cutoff scores 2024 for the General HS quota for admission to the LLB course:

Round	MHT CET Law Last Round
1	96.68
2	96.26

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Infrastructure3.6

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2018

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It lacks infrastructure, placements, crowd, and campus life. Utter disregard for students' rights.

Placements: The college has hardly provided any placement opportunities. There is no placement cell available here even though we requested a lot of times to incorporate the same. The only thing remotely connected to a placement drive was some stray notices of vacancies by the alumni advocates, which were hardly desirable.

Infrastructure: The roof leaks and the walls are of re-painted plywoods. The seats have nails sticking out of them. My blazer was torn because of one such nail. Another example is that the dry paint fell on one of the students appearing for the university exam. On his complaint, the management did not respond properly. Washrooms not only stink but are also often loaded and unflushed (probably because the flushes don't work). Our moot court hall is in pitiful condition. There is no auditorium. There are no medical supplies. They don't even keep a bandage in the office. There is no canteen. There is no facility for any recreational area. One could say that the classrooms have semblance with some horror movie set.

Faculty: Faculty members of the college are beyond par. Perhaps this is the only thing which can drive students to be a part of this institution. The course curriculum designed by University of Mumbai is followed here. All the optional subjects are available. We have some of the best professors who are always willing to mentor the students and guide them with any doubts. They are proficient and well versed with the recent developments in their respective subjects. Law being an ever-dynamic subject, such qualities of the professors are rather commendable.

Other: There are no funds for events or fests. None of the events was ever conducted here. The crowd is scarce and often taken for granted by the management. However, the college's close proximity to Bombay High Court does attract those wishing to pursue parallel internships with law firms.

Reviewed on 4 Mar 2019Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2016

4.4

4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Everything in the college is good. Professors are qualified, and the crowd is good too.

Placements: The placements were good. Many institutes conduct placement drives on our campus. Training is provided so that students will know how to present themselves during the campus selection. The highest salary offered was Rs. 23,000 per month and the lowest was Rs. 18,000. Knowledgeable students are selected. ARRS Legal and Advaya Legal companies visited the campus.

Infrastructure: Each classroom can accommodate 120 students. The library has useful books so that the students could get in-depth knowledge of subjects. The extracurricular activities include games and sports. Food provided in the canteen is good. We didn't face any infrastructure related issues. Everything is good in the college. Hostel rooms are good.

Faculty: The teachers were helpful and qualified. Their teaching was good. Every concept is explained in such a way that all the students understand. The concepts are made simple for students to understand the subjects. Every class has 120 students. The teachers use a mike to be audible for everyone. The course curriculum was useful.

Other: Our campus crowd was good. The campus was huge. The extracurricular activities are conducted. Everyone participated in different activities.

Reviewed on 16 Jun 2018Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2023

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Review of Siddharth College of Law if students are playing to get admission.

Placements: Support raised for placements is not so cool. Mostly, we are invited to do internships without offering any stipend or other expenses. It's an underrated college offering placements with very minimal offers. It is required to show a lot of improvement in placements.

Infrastructure: The college does not punish students immediately after any complaints are received. Firstly, they will make an inquiry about problems and then give punishment. Hostel accommodation are not as good as our expectations. A little bit of importance is given to sports activities.

Faculty: I won't like my teachers because they consider academic scores to be the important thing for having a successful career journey. So they won't give any importance to any other activities, even for placements. Their scoring systems and mark locations really made us feel bad.

Reviewed on 23 May 2025Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2019

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Good for working fellows, and bad for others.

Placements: There is a placement cell in the college, but that is useless. No placement drives are conducted, but the college is ready to refer your name to any lawyer to join with him. Coming to internships, 2-3 lawyers in Mumbai take the students from the college in summer vacation. You have to search for jobs on your own, and the college doesn't help you much.

Infrastructure: There is no Wi-Fi in the college. The classrooms look very old with uncleaned benches. The library is too good. The best thing in the college is the library, and it contains many books even the personal collection of Dr.B.R.Ambedkar. There is no canteen on the college. But outside of the college, you can find many food outlets. Annual fest is conducted for every year, and many sports competitions are held.

Faculty: The faculty is average. Their teaching is boring. You can't find them very helpful. Some of the faculty members are not good. They are not knowledgeable. Lecturers come very late to class. They teach what is important in the exam, and they don't teach anything beyond it. They advise us to follow mocals (study guides) instead of textbooks.

Other: The college staff is very irresponsible and irritating, and they behave recklessly. As it is government aided college, you can't expect more from them. Those who want to do LLB by continuing their job, this college is good(only in the sense of attendance). It is more like a study centre and less than college.

Reviewed on 9 May 2017Read More

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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2015

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Other: It's a college where law is learned. The constitution maker Dr B R Ambedkar is the pioneer of this college. The college has great faculty members to teach law. The very important thing the library is very big. You can spend hours in the college and have fun while studying as the atmosphere is very encouraging.

Reviewed on 9 Mar 2016Read More

Pragati

Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) - Batch of 2023

4.2

4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Good College teachers are also friendly and help students too.

Placements: Placement For our were good and highly reputed companies get visited our college and recruited ans senior with reasonable packages 300000 was the salary offered and 150000 average salary offered. Our college campus is very good and goid environment.

Infrastructure: Food quality was good and canteen used to bee clean and medical facilities are also available and there is one bai who takes care of students, Library also was too good I used to read the book in a weeks. Classrooms also are good. Wi-Fi was.

Faculty: Yes the teachers are too helpful they help each and every student like their own child. Less to have them. Our college have good building and good facilities like classroom laboratories sport centre and hospital hostels facilites are their and Wi-Fi smartbpard as well.

Other: LL.B. In that course I had learned the rules of each and every law.

Reviewed on 23 Jan 2025Read More

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Siddharth College of Law Cutoff FAQs

Q: What is the Centralised Admission Process for MHCET Law 2023?

MHCET Law 2023 Centralised Admission Process (CAP) includes the following steps:
Step 1: Counselling registration by candidates
Step 2: Document verification
Step 3: Choice-locking
Step 4: Seat allocation, and admission confirmation by candidates.
The CET Cell Maharashtra releases MH CET Law merit lists after CAP process. The merit lists are released in different rounds for both 5-year LLB and 3-year LLB courses.

Q: How many seats are available for various courses offered at Siddharth College of Law?

Siddharth College of Law offers Degree and Diploma courses including 1 UG and 4 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Seats intake availability for these courses at Siddharth College of Law goes up to 240.

Q: What is the eligibility to get admission in Siddharth College of Law for UG/PG courses?

Siddharth College of Law has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:

Courses

Eligibility

PG Diploma

Candidate must be a graduate from a recognized university.

LL.B.

Candidate must have completed graduation from University in Maharashtra or equivalent & secured 45% marks (40% for SC & ST & 42% for VJNT, SBC & OBC category belonging to State of Maharashtra). Candidate who has completed UG degree & 2/3 years PG degree after processing the studies in the pattern 12th+3+2/3 with minimum marks mentioned above can also apply. PG diploma will not be considered as PG Degree. Candidate with +2 Pass Certi. or First Degree Certi. by distance or correspondence method can also apply. Candidate from the open University having a degree contrary of the U.G.C. Act and regulations are not eligible for admission. Final year appearing students may also apply on provisional basis. For more details and age limit criteria please visit: https://admissions20.blob.core.windows.net/llb32022/dtefiles/files/15.pdf?did=2299

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What is the eligibility to get admission in Siddharth Law College for UG/PG courses?

Answered a year ago

Siddharth Law College has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:

Courses	Eligibility
LL.B.	Candidate who have passed the last examination from any University situated out of the State of Gujarat are required to obtain On Line Provisional Eligibility Certificate (PEC) from the Gujarat University before on-line applying for admission. Candidate should have maximum age limit for 30 years as on 01.06.2023. for general and 35 years as on 01.06.2023 from SC and ST categories.

Atul Mishra

Beginner-Level 1

How many seats are available for various courses offered at Siddharth Law College?

Answered a year ago

Siddharth Law College offers Degree courses including 1 UG and 2 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. Seats intake availability for these courses at Siddharth Law College goes up to 420.

Atul Mishra

Beginner-Level 1

I want to know about the fee structure for LLM course in Siddhartha Law College.

Answered 8 months ago

The annual fee for the LLM course at Siddhartha Law College is INR 20,000.

Anurag Shivam

Contributor-Level 9

I want to know about the fee structure at Siddharth College of Law for Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights.

Answered 9 months ago

The fees structure at Siddharth college of law for post graduate diploma you have to visit their official website for up to date information. A general idea of fees structure of such program is as follows:

Tuition fees: For diploma course the fee could be range from INR 15,000 to 50,000 per year

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Priyanshu Kumar

Beginner-Level 5

Can I take the MHT CET to pursue a 3 year LLB course at Siddharth College of Law?

Answered a year ago

No, you cannot use the MHT CET for admission to Siddharth College of Law's 3-year LLB course. Admission to the LL.B. course shall be in consonance with the MH-LAW CET examination conducted specifically for said courses in the Field of Law. You should have passed a graduation degree from any recogniz

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