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Admission through the CET process administered by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell, Govt. of Maharashtra

Admission is the basis of an aspirant’s performance in MH CET-LAW national level common entrance exam conducted by Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra.

• Admission for this course is available to any person who is a graduate of a statutory University or possesses such academic qualifications which are considered equivalent to a graduate degree of a University by the Bar Council of However, a student seeking admission for this law course should have obtained at least 45 % of marks at the graduate or postgraduate examination. Relaxation of 5% marks in the qualifying examination is provided in favour of students belonging to SC/ST category.
• For OBC category and others minimum 42% marks are essential. Additionally students desirous of seeking admission for 1st year of five year law course and 1st year of three year law course must appear for law CET examination conducted by State CET Cell. In connection with the same, students should visit the website wwwmahacet.org from the month of January. Minimum qualification for appearing for law CET examination is securing 45% marks for students of open category, 40% marks for students of SC and ST category and 42% marks for students of VJNT, SBC and OBC category.

The candidate should have passed graduate or postgraduates in any faculty with a minimum of 45% marks for open and 40% marks for SC and ST students from any recognized statutory University.