Yes I stay in Mumbai too and I've known some institutes for sure which are pretty famous for the Mht Cet law 3 years course entrance exam. I'll enlist down some famous classes that I know..

1. IMS GHATKOPAR
2. PRAYAS ACADEMY
3. STUDY CAMPUS, ANDHERI
4. IMS CHURCHGATE
5. IMS POWAI
6. TARA INSTITUTE

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Hello V Oberoi Videos

For the English section, you can refer the book mentioned below

• Verbal and Non verbal Ability by TMH PUB.(Arun Sharma).

Practice previous year question papers. Kindly visit the link mentioned below for the sample papers

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-sample-papers .

Hope it helps you.

Definitely, yes after doing bba you can go for LLB or the best thing is you can go for integrated course which is BBA LLB from The Northcap University in Gurgaon, after completing class 12th you can directly go there for the same.

For more details please visit: www.ncuindia.edu

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt.

Here I am mentioning few books which will help you out for general knowledge section for mh cet law five year programme. These are

General Knowledge 2019 Capsule with Current Affairs Update

CSAT Simplified 2019 - 23 Years GS Solved Papers with General

Careers360 has published an article where they have discussed the exam eligibility and various other factors affecting the cutoff.

Well it totally deoends on cut off as there is nothing like passing marks. You will be given seat according to the cut off trend.

This is the proper article of

LSAT India 2019 was conducted on June 2, 2019 for admissions into the undergraduate and postgraduate law programmes.

Rizvi law college is one such college in Mumbai that accepts LSAT score as an admission criteria.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking?city=1138&exam=637

No there won't be any negative marking in Mh Cet law ug level examination. There will be 150 questions each carrying 1 mark and the exam being of 150 marks too. The exam duration will be of 2 hours. Questions will be asked from different topics like general knowledge, legal

Hello Aruna !!So..yah you can definitely get admission on LLB 3years course without having any entrance exam.There are two ways to get into one is through entrance exam and purely based on merit score. I can tell you a few names of law colleges that provide admission without any entrance