Hello,

You can search for MH CET Law Sample Papers are available on link :https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-sample-papers.

The candidates applying for admission to 5- year law integrated course can apply till 11th March , 2019 and can be applied online .

ELIGIBILITY:

1.The eligibility for the exam is 10+2 with a minimum 45% marks and bachelor degree (in case of 3 year law course ).

2.The exam will be conducted in 18 Cities of Maharashtra and candidates can choose 3 exam center according to their preferences.

3.DHE, Maharashtra will conduct MH CET Law 2019 on April 21 (for 5-year integrated law) and May 11 (for 3-year law program).

4.It consists 150 objective type question and time duration is 2 hours. Check MH CET Law Exam Pattern

5.The conducting body then conducts counselling from third week of June to first week of October and the classes begin in the month of November.

MH CET Law Helpline:maharashtra.cetcell@gmail.com 022-26473719 (between 10 am to 6 pm)

The requirements that have to be adhered to are as follows :

The law exam will include 150 MCQs each carrying 1 mark to be completed within 2 hours. Candidates can appear for the entrance test if,

He/she has acquired a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 examinations (for 5-year LLB program)

He/she has acquired a minimum of 45% marks in undergraduate degree course (for 3-year LLB program).

Relevant fees for General Category is Rs 1000 and for SC/ST Rs 800

Mode of Examination:Online

Test Duration:150 minutes

Type of Questions:MCQs

Number of Options per question:5

Exam type:State Level PG

Score Validity:1 year

Conducting Body:DTE Maharashtra

Colleges accepting CET score:400 colleges

Official website:http://cetcell.mahacet.org/

Events Dates:

MAH CET 2019 online registration dateJanuary 10, 2019

Closing date of applicationFebruary 15, 2019

Issue of MAH CET Admit CardMarch 1, 2019

MAH CET 2019 Exam DatesMarch 9 - 10, 2019

Announcement of result March 31, 2019

MAH CET Exam Eligibility:The candidate must have passed a minimum of 3 year Bachelors Degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks from a university recognized by UGC/AIU.

For reserved categories and disable person (belonging to Maharashtra State only) an aggregate of 45% is required.

Final year students are also eligible to apply.

Hope this information helps.

Hello,

You can search for MH CET Law Sample Papers are available on link :https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-sample-papers.

The candidates applying for admission to 5- year law integrated course can apply till 11th March , 2019 and can be applied online .

ELIGIBILITY:

1.The eligibility for the exam is 10+2 with a minimum 45% marks and bachelor degree (in case of 3 year law course ).

2.The exam will be conducted in 18 Cities of Maharashtra and candidates can choose 3 exam center according to their preferences.

3.DHE, Maharashtra will conduct MH CET Law 2019 on April 21 (for 5-year integrated law) and May 11 (for 3-year law program).

4.It consists 150 objective type question and time duration is 2 hours. Check MH CET Law Exam Pattern

5.The conducting body then conducts counselling from third week of June to first week of October and the classes begin in the month of November.

MH CET Law Helpline:maharashtra.cetcell@gmail.com 022-26473719 (between 10 am to 6 pm)

The requirements that have to be adhered to are as follows :

The law exam will include 150 MCQs each carrying 1 mark to be completed within 2 hours. Candidates can appear for the entrance test if,

He/she has acquired a minimum of 45% marks in 10+2 examinations (for 5-year LLB program)

He/she has acquired a minimum of 45% marks in undergraduate degree course (for 3-year LLB program).

Relevant fees for General Category is Rs 1000 and for SC/ST Rs 800

Mode of Examination:Online

Test Duration:150 minutes

Type of Questions:MCQs

Number of Options per question:5

Exam type:State Level PG

Score Validity:1 year

Conducting Body:DTE Maharashtra

Colleges accepting CET score:400 colleges

Official website:http://cetcell.mahacet.org/

Events Dates:

MAH CET 2019 online registration dateJanuary 10, 2019

Closing date of applicationFebruary 15, 2019

Issue of MAH CET Admit CardMarch 1, 2019

MAH CET 2019 Exam DatesMarch 9 - 10, 2019

Announcement of result March 31, 2019

MAH CET Exam Eligibility:The candidate must have passed a minimum of 3 year Bachelors Degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks from a university recognized by UGC/AIU.

For reserved categories and disable person (belonging to Maharashtra State only) an aggregate of 45% is required.

Final year students are also eligible to apply.

Hope this information helps.

Hello Tanuja,

It might be because of technical issues.If problems still presists then contact the exam authority officials.They will definitely help you out.

Hope I helped you.All the best for future endeavour!!

Hello Manas,

As the MH CET law exam was sucessfully concluded on 21st April, the answer key and the OMR sheet will be released shortly by the authorities. We will also release any latest notifications on our website so stay tuned. Feel free to drop in more queries.

Happy to help:)

Hey.

As per the previous year trends, you might have a fair chance of Admission to the following colleges. Also, the cut off varies each year a lot due to several factors like level of difficulty, Competition and more so this is just an estimate.

Rizvi Law College, Mumbai

Shankar Rao Chavan Law College, Pune

Shri Shivaji Maratha Law College, Pune

St. Wilfreds College of Law, Mumbai 

Best of luck   

Hey.

As per the previous year trends, you might have a fair chance of Admission to the following colleges. Also, the cut off varies each year a lot due to several factors like level of difficulty, Competition and more so this is just an estimate.

Rizvi Law College, Mumbai

Shankar Rao Chavan Law College, Pune

Shri Shivaji Maratha Law College, Pune

St. Wilfreds College of Law, Mumbai 

Best of luck 

Hello, MH CET LAW exam is one of the famous law entrance exam for the seekers. This exam consists of the pattern like 150 question of one marks each in which total duration of the exam is 2 hours and there is no negative marking in this examination. This exam consists of 5 sections namely Logical Reasoning And Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge, Verbal Ability, Mathematics and Logical and Analytical Reasoning.  If we go with section wise than i am going to start with mathematics which consists of 10 questions which is ideally moderate in which a student can score in between 6-8 which is good for best result. Coming to next section logical and analytical reasoning which consists of 40 questions which is quiet difficult and time consuming. If a candidate is scoring 20+ in this section than it is good to grab a seat. Verbal Ability which consists of 30 questions which is easy to moderate and a student can score 24+ in this section. In General Knowledge the total number of question will be 30 and a student have to score 23+ in this section. Now talking about legal aptitude nad legal reasoning in which total number of questions are 40 and a student can easily score 32+ in this section.

I we talk about the overall than a candidate have to score 105+ than he/she can easily grab a seat in top law colleges of the Maharastra.

All The Very Best     

Hey Sarah.

The cut off for admission in Government Law College, Mumbai and in Indian Legal Society, Puen in the previous year has been really high owing to them being the top most colleges under MHCET Law. The cut off marks for admission in GLC Mumbai were a range of 110- 130 in the previous year and in ILS Pune were in a range of 105-130. Hence with a score of 99 you don't seem to have much chances.

Best of luck.