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MH CET Law exam is mostly seen as easy to moderate in difficulty. It's not as tough as CLAT, but many students think it's very easy and don't prepare enough. The real challenge is keeping good speed and accuracy since there's no negative marking. Also, competition is high for top law colleges, so you need to score well to get admission.

Top LLB colleges in Mumbai are Government Law College, Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai, and Pravin Gandhi College of Law. Admission is mostly through CLAT for national-level colleges or MH CET Law for state-level ones. 

Yes, you can study law without MH CET Law, but only if you apply to private or deemed universities that have their own entrance exams or direct admission process. MH CET Law is mainly for government and aided law colleges in Maharashtra. Other universities may accept scores from exams like CLAT or conduct their own tests for LLB admission.

The MH CET Law exam is a state-level law entrance test held by the State CET Cell for admission to 3-year and 5-year LLB courses in different law colleges across the state. The exam is online. It includes multiple choice questions from Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, GK, English, and Mathematics.

Some of the best books for MH CET Law 3-year and 5-year preparation are Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by A.P. Bhardwaj, MH-CET: Law for LLB by Adv. Rewati Mohite and Gajanan Shewalkar, and A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal. You should also study from Lucent's General Knowledge and solve previous year CLAT papers for extra practice.

Yes, the MH CET Law exam in Maharashtra is an MCQ-type paper. It happens online in computer-based test mode. The MH CET Law exam is held for both 3-year and 5-year LLB courses. You just need to choose the right answer from the given options on the screen.

If you want to apply for the 5-year LLB course, you must pass class 12 or an equal exam from any recognised board or university. For the 3-year LLB course, you should have finished your graduation from a recognised university. These are the basic MH CET Law eligibility rules for both courses.

Yes, you can apply for the MH CET Law exam even if you don't have a CLAT score. MH CET Law is its own state-level test for getting admission into law colleges in Maharashtra for both 3-year and 5-year LLB courses. It doesn't depend on CLAT at all. You just need to pass 10+2 with 45% marks, and for SC/ST, it's 40%.

NALSAR University of Law admissions are primarily entrance-based. The university considers CLAT scores for admission to BA LLB and LLM courses. NALSAR University also accepts CAT, IPMAT, JIPMAT, etc.

To get admission in Surendranath Law College LLM, students have to check the eligibility first. Eligible students can then apply online or offline. Students have to appear for the Calcutta University's Law Entrance Test followed by counselling for selection. Selected students have to pay the admission fees to complete the process.