MHCET Law

MHCET Law result for D.E.S's Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College are expected to be announced on the following dates : 

3-Year LLB Program : Expected in the first week of May 2025.

5-Year LLB Program : Expected in the fourth week of June 2025.

MHCET law cutoff 2024 for admission to Vidya Prasarak Mandal was released for admission to LLB. For the General All India category candidates, the cutoff score was 85.24. Therefore, for the General AI quota candidates, it is possible to get admission to LLB at 90 score.

Among the General Home State quota candidates, the cutoff was closed at 90.85. Thus, for the General HS category candidates, it is quite difficult to get admission to LLB. 

Dr. DY Patil Law College acccepts MHCET law for admission to LLB. For admission to LLB, the cutoff score required for the General AI category candidates was 93.82, in the last round. Therefore, at 90 score, it is not possible to get admission to LLB, for the General AI category candidates.

For the General Home State quota candidates, the cutoff score for admission to LLB was 91.85. Therefore, for the General HS quota candidates also, the admission is not possible at score 90. However, for categories other than General, it is possible to get admission at score 90, as the closingscore is much lower than 90. 

Dr DY Patil Law College MHCET Law cutoff 2024 was closed for admission to law courses. The cutoff was released for different categories under the All India and Home State quota, for admission to LLB and BA LLB. Among the General All India quota, the cutoff for LLB was 93.82, and for BA LLB, it stood at 96.28, in the last round seat allotment. Among the General HS quota, the cutoff scores were 91.85 and 87.08, for LLB and BA LLB, respectively, in the last round. 

 Dr. D. Y. Patil Law College cutoff 2024 was out for admission to law courses. The cutoff was released for BA LLB and LLB courses. The cutoff scores for BA LLB was 96.18, and for Bachelor of Law (LL.B.), it stood at 90.85, for the General AI quota candidates. Therefore, for candidates belonging to the General AI category, admission at 90 would not grant permission to both the courses. 

Among the General Home State quota candidates, the cutoff was 71.4 for BA LLB, and 92.57, for LLB. Therefore for the General HS quota, admission to BA LLB is possible at score 90, but at this score admission is not possible for LLB. 

New Law College Ahmednagar 2024 cutoff was released for admission to law courses. The cutoff was released on the basis of candidates performance in the MHCET Law exam. For candidates belonging to the General All India category candidates, the cutoff was 84.78 for BA LLB and 58.21 in LLB. Therefore, for candidates belonging to the General AI category candidates, it is possible to get admission at 90 score. For the General HS quota candidates, the cutoff scores varied between 48.89 and 89.35. Therefore for the General Home State quota candidates also, admission at 90 score is possible. 

New Law College Ahmednagar cutoff 2024 was concluded for admission to BA LLB and LLB courses. The cutoff was released for different categories under the All India and Home State quota candidates. The closing scores for the General All India category was 84.78 for BA LLB and 58.21 for LLB. Among the General Home State quota candidates, the closing scores for BA LLB and LLB were 48.89 and 89.35, respectively. Candidates can find more details on NLC Ahmednagar 2024 cutoff here.

No, you can't get admission to the LLB course at D.E.S's Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College in Pune without taking the MHCET Law entrance exam. The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its undergraduate (UG) courses. 

Explanation

The college uses the MHCET Law scores for admission to its LLB, BBA LLB, and BA LLB courses. 

The college follows the syllabus and schedule of Savitribai Phule Pune University for the LLB course. 

Admission to the LLB course is through CAP rounds based on the MHCET exam. 

Candidates who meet the college's cutoff must attend counseling for admission. 

The difficulty between SLS AIAT and MH CET LAW depends on individual strengths. SLS AIAT tends to be tougher for some due to its diverse format, including subjective writing and analytical reasoning. It tests a broader range of skills, such as legal aptitude, general knowledge, and writing ability. On the other hand, MH CET LAW is entirely multiple-choice and focuses on legal aptitude, logical reasoning, and general knowledge. Although it may feel easier due to the MCQ format, the high competition and time pressure can make it challenging. Ultimately, it depends on your preparation style.