As the MH Law CET exam approaches, students get concerned about focusing more on the scoring sections rather than on the less important ones. Here, Shiksha Polls reveals the scoring section of the Maharashtra Law CET 2025 exam.
Which is the scoring section in the MH CET LAW Exam: Shiksha Polls
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH CET) Law exam is a crucial gateway for aspiring law students seeking admission to various LLB programs across the state. MH CET Law exam is scheduled for April 28 for the 5-year LLB course, and for the 3-year LLB course, the exam will be held on May 03 & 04, 2025. As the exam dates approach, students should now focus more on revising important concepts along with practicing MH Law CET mock tests and sample papers. It is pertinent to devote more time to high-scoring sections instead of less important topics.
To understand the preparation level of the participating candidates, Shiksha conducted an online poll; here are the results:
Which is your strongest section in MH CET LAW Exam?
Though all sections in the MH CET Law exam contribute to the final score. Based on the weightage and the skills tested, Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning, and Logical and Analytical Reasoning are often considered high-scoring sections if prepared well. For the 3-Year LLB, English Language also carries significant weightage. A strategic approach, keeping in mind the exam pattern and marking scheme, is crucial to achieving a good score in the MH CET Law exam.
What is a Good Score in MH CET Law?
A good score in Maharashtra CET Law depends on many factors, including the difficulty level of the exam, the number of test-takers, the availability of seats, and the candidate's category. However, based on previous year trends and expert analysis, the following can be considered a general standard:
- Very Good Score: 99+ marks (This significantly increases the chances of securing a seat in top-tier law colleges).
- Good Score: 90-100 marks
- Average Score: 80-90 marks (A decent score that might secure admission in mid-tier colleges)
- Low Score: Below 50 marks (Limited chances of admission to good law colleges).
For admission to highly sought-after colleges like Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, and ILS Law College, Pune, aiming for a percentile above 95 is advisable, which typically corresponds to a score of 99 and above.
Also Read: MH CET Law 2025 admit card to be released soon, check latest updates
No there is no negative marking in MH CET Law exam pattern.
MH CET law 2025 will follow the marking scheme as under:
- For each correct answer, one mark will be awarded to candidates.
- There is no negative marking in the exam, therefore, in case of wrong attempts no marks will be deducted from the total marks.
- However, candidates must note that no marks will be awarded or deducted in case they leave questions unanswered.
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