Hello Rohan,

 MH CET LAW 2019 is conducted for 5-year LLB and 3-year LLB Program. Aspirants appearing for 3-year LLB Program through MH CET LAW must have graduated from any recognized university or college with a minimum of 45% (40% for reserved categories).Even those candidates who are in their final year can apply for the exam. For 3 year LLB program, the exam will be conducted on 11th May 2019. A candidate who belongs to a reserved category and who wish to apply through reservation, needs to submit valid documents such as caste certificate, state domicile and other documents approved by the concerned authorities. If a candidate fails to submit the valid documents at the time of counselling sessions, he/she will be categorised under general category. So, it is highly recommended for all candidates to have their documents ready whenever required. If you wish to get more information about everything related to MH CET Law exam, you can access the link below by Careers360 and download our e-book. Good Luck!

https://law.careers360.com/download/ebooks/all-about-mh-cet-law

hello srivastava,

i suggest you to refer the following link to get previous year/sample papers,

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

all the best!

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I Hope this information will be useful to you.

if you need additional information,let us know to help you.

Thank you!!!:)

Hello Utkarshika Srivastava.

MH CET   law 2019 is conducted of 3 year llb and 5 year llb programs in online mode,law entrance exam for 5 year program concluded on april22,maharashtra will now conduct the exam for 3 year program on june 17.you can check the sample papers by the following link...

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

All the best

Thank you

Hey Madhav.

MHCET LAW is an entrance test for admission in Law course on various law colleges of Maharashtra. There are 85% seats reserved for the candidates who have a domicile of Maharashtra. Rest of the seats belong to the candidates from rest of the states. Hence OMS means Outside Maharashtra state. So the ranking of all the candidates from outside of Maharashtra is considered for the left seats which is the OMS Ranking.

Best of luck 

Hello,

if you are asking that if you have a backlog then can you fill the form, then the answer would be yes. 

For 3year programme eligibility includes:

(1)Final year/ semester candidates are eligible for the 3 year program. The admission will be provisional till they do not clear the qualifying examination.

(2)Final semester mark sheet must be submitted at the time of counselling.

Application form for 3 year course would be available from second week of April 2019 till second week of may and exam is on May 11, 2019. for more details visit:

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

Thank you

Hey Saif.

To be eligible to take admission in MH CET you need to pass Class 12th board exams with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks atleast in any stream. There is 5% relaxation in this if you belong to the Reserved category. 

To be eligible for TS LAWCET you need to pass Class 12th board exams with a minimum aggregate of 45% marks in any stream. Though your final selection will be based on your score and rank in the entrance test for both 

Best of luck 

Hello Gowri,

The eligibility criteria for MH CET for its 3yrs LLB course is a graduate or a postgraduate degree  in any discipline from a recognised university. The candidate has to get a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the MH CET exam( 40% for SC/ST category but only for Maharashtra state). Even those candidates who are appearing for their exams or are awaiting their results can still fill the form. The procedure for filling the online application form is same for all the candidates, provided they meet the eligibility criteria. The last date to fill the form is 10th March 2019 and the exam for LLB 3yr will be conducted on 11th May 2019. Their is no upper age limit to fill the form and the registration fee for general category is Rs 800 and Rs 400 for reserved category. The application process has started from 28th January 2019 so hurry up and fill your form. Good Luck!

Dear Sanket, as of November 2018, the Govt. of Maharashtra has cleared the bill allowing 16% reservation to SEBC. It will come into force once the Governor of Maharashtra clears the law. Thats the last and latest update that is available on SEBC reservation at this point in time. Even if the Governor clears the law, there might be some legal issues that might have to be handled before it is actually implemented. So, to be honest, nothing is clear regarding SEBC reservation. 

Yes, for doing 3 year LLB the minimum eligility criteria is :you need to have a graduation degree issued by any university or college recognised by UGC and following a 10+2+3 education pattern with at least 45 per cent in the aggregate of the subjects, and 40 per cent for those belonging to SC/ST categories and in few entrance exam they require at least 50 percent (45% marks for OBC category and 40% marks for SC/ST category) marks in aggregate of the subjects.

Hence, you may do LLB after graduation.

For DU. LLB :https://law.careers360.com/articles/du-llb

for MH CET 2019: https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law

if you want to know about any other 3 year course, please ask

Hello Likhita, 

The admissions for MAHCET is ongoing and has started on 1st January, 2019. The forms are available online on their website (http://cetcell.mahacet.org). There are multiple tabs popping up when you open the website given above, click on the one relevant to you and it will direct you to the application form. To know more about the exam keep reading Careers 360 using the link given below: https://news.careers360.com/mht-cet-registration-2019-has-started-january-1-mahacetorg-know-how-register-and-apply