SNBP Law College Admissions 2024: Dates, Eligibility, Fees & Selection Criteria

Yes, non-Maharashtra residents can apply for MH CET Law (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law) for admission at SNBP LAw College. The MH CET Law exam is open to both Maharashtra residents and non-residents of Maharashtra. Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the category of candidates.

For 5-Year Integrated LL.B. Programme:

• Indian Nationals: Candidates from any state in India are eligible to apply

For 3-Year LL.B. Programme:

• Indian Nationals: Candidates from any state in India can apply.

Note: Foreign nationals, Non Resident Indians (NRIs) and Overseas Indian Citizens can also apply for MH CET Law for admission to 5-year LLB or 3-year LLB.

However, please note that eligibility criteria, reservation policies, and admission processes may be subject to change, so it is crucial to refer to the official MH CET Law website or the information brochure provided for the specific year in which you plan to appear for the exam. These sources will provide the most up-to-date information regarding eligibility and admission requirements for both Maharashtra and non-Maharashtra residents.

The three-year LLB program's MH CET Law syllabus covers a number of fundamental topics that serve as the cornerstone of legal education. These include Jurisprudence, which focuses on the philosophy and theories of law; Constitutional Law, which examines the constitution and its provisions; Criminal Law, which covers aspects of crime and punishment; Property Law, which covers ownership and transfer of property, and many more.  Here are some pointers for MH CET Law 2024 exam preparation: 

> Create a schedule - Candidates should create a schedule that allots enough time for each topic in a section (subject), taking into account things like the issue's difficulty level, scope, and weight, among other things. Timely breaks and modifications, which are a crucial component of exam preparation, should be included in the schedule. 
> Collect study materials and reference books – Another crucial factor to consider is what books and study materials you should use to cover the MHCET Law syllabus in its entirety. 

> Revision on a regular basis - The applicant must also promptly revise a topic that has just been finished. Therefore, applicants should strive to cover every topic in the MHCET Law 2024 syllabus through planned and consistent preparation and review. While preparing for each subject, make notes, and use these to guide your revision.

> Regularly take practise exams to gauge your level of preparation as you get ready for the MHCET Law 2024 exam. A comprehensive analysis of a candidate's strengths and shortcomings will be provided by the mock exams. Candidates can focus on their areas for development and increase their speed and accuracy after receiving their mock test results. It is crucial to comprehend how long the applicant takes to attempt

At SNBP Law College percentile of minimum 45% aggregate (40% for the SC/ST candidates) is required for admission to BA LLB aftern 12th. Further, candidates must have a valid score in the MH CET a state-level exam conducted by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra for admissions to law courses offered at participating law colleges in Maharashtra. Additionally, candiates must fill the colleges application form and attend the personal interview. 

CET Cell Maharashtra conducts MH CET Law exam. The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra (commonly referred to as CET Cell Maharashtra) is a government agency responsible for conducting various common entrance tests for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the state of Maharashtra, India. CET Cell Maharashtra is primarily responsible for organizing entrance exams for professional courses like engineering, pharmacy, law, management, and more. 

Some of the key functions and responsibilities of CET Cell Maharashtra include:

1. Conducting entrance exams: CET Cell Maharashtra administers entrance tests like MHT CET (for engineering and pharmacy), MH CET Law (for law programs), MAH MBA/MMS CET (for MBA and MMS programs), and various others.

2. Admission process: The cell conducts the centralized admission process for various courses, including the allocation of seats and counseling for eligible candidates based on their entrance exam scores and merit.

3. Publishing results and merit lists: CET Cell Maharashtra is responsible for announcing the results of the entrance exams and publishing merit lists for different courses.

4. Handling admission-related queries: The cell also provides information and support to candidates regarding the admission process, application forms, eligibility criteria, and counseling procedures.