MHCET Law

The Maharashtra CET examination cell conducts the MHCET Law exam for admission to the LLB programs offered at the colleges in Maharashtra. The exam is conducted at the designated centres across the state and nearby cities. Candidates who register for the exam will only be issued the admit cards and given the chance to appear for it. 

The candidates will have to mandatorily carry the hall ticket to the examination hall to avoid rejection in sitting for the exam. The admit card for MHCET Law is important as it mentions the candidates' roll number, the venue of the exam, direction to the exam hall, reporting time and the exam date. The admit card will be issued to the registered candidates a few days before the exam in an online mode on the official MH CET Law website. 

In case candidates do not carry the hall ticket document to the exam hall, they will denied the entry to the appear for the exam. Candidates in such a case are advised to keep a softcopy of the hall ticket number with them. They can get the print out of the MHCET Law 2025 admit card from a nearby service outlet to avoid any delay in the exam. However, candidates are advised to keep the important documents ready a day before the exam ready and arranged to avoid the last minute rush. 

The Maharashtra CET Law admit card will be issued a few days before the exam to the registered candidates. The admit card will be an important document that needs to be carried to the exam hall. It will mention the reporting time, name of the course opted, hall ticket number, etc. The candidates will have to carry a valid ID proof such as Aadhar Card, Voter Card, etc. for verification at the exam hall. 

The Dayanand College of Law (DCL) in Latur has different MHCET Law cutoffs for its various programs. For the L.L.B. course, the cutoff ranges from 8.2 to 89.35 for Home State, 85.76 for Other States, and 6.08 for All India. The BA + L.L.B. programme has a cutoff between 3.51 and 53.05 for Home State, 63.96 for Other States, and no data for All India. Similarly, the B.S.L.LLB program's cutoff is from 2.89 to 61.38 for Home State, 54.42 to 63.96 for Other States, and no data for All India.

No, you cannot get admission to the LL.B. course at St. Wilfred's College of Law, Panvel without a valid MH-CET Law score. The college follows the admission rules set by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra, and requires MH-CET Law as a necessary entrance exam for both the 3-year and 5-year law programs. There is no option for direct or management quota admission without taking and passing the MH-CET Law exam.

No it is not possible to get the admission in Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Memorial College of Law, Dhule L.L.B. Course without MHCETT Law because the college is affiliated with Savitribai Phule Pune University, which mandates the use of the MAH-CET Law score for admissions to its affiliated law colleges. The selection of candidates for the LL.B. course is based on the merit obtained in the MAH-CET Law exam.