The cut-off for MHCET 5-year law courses changes every year depending on several factors like the difficulty level of the exam, number of applicants, and availability of seats in colleges. Top law colleges like Government Law College (Mumbai), ILS Law College (Pune), and Rizvi Law College usually have higher cut-offs, often above the 110–115 marks range (or around the 90–95 percentile) for general category students. For reserved categories, cut-offs can be lower, but it varies with each round of counselling. If you want a reputed college, you should target the top 10–15% of scores in the exam. Once the MHCET Law result is declared, the State CET Cell releases a merit list, and on the basis of your rank, you can check the opening and closing ranks for each college in the CAP rounds. My advice is to aim for a score above the previous year's highest cut-off to have a safe margin. Keep in mind that location preference and college reputation also affect the closing rank.

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