MH CET Law Eligibility Criteria 2025 (3 & 5 Year LLB): Education Qualification, Age Limit, Minimum Marks

Eligibility criteria for MH CET Law can vary slightly between the 3-year LL.B. programme and the 5-year LL.B. program. However, the general eligibility requirements include:

For the 5-year LL.B. program:

• Candidates must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) examination or an equivalent examination from a recognised board.
• General/Open category candidates must have secured at least 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination. Reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) candidates must have secured 40% aggregate marks.

For the 3-year LL.B. program:

• Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university.
• General/Open category candidates should have secured at least 45% aggregate marks in their Bachelor's degree. Reserved category candidates need 40% aggregate marks.
• It's important to note that these are general eligibility criteria. Specific requirements might differ slightly based on the institution offering the course.

As eligibility criteria can change from year to year, it's recommended to refer to the official MH CET Law notification or the Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra's official website for the most accurate and up-to-date information before applying.

Yes, non-Maharashtra residents can apply for MH CET Law (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law). 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.

Yes, you can apply for MH CET Law while pursuing Class 12, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the conducting authority. MH CET Law offers admission to both 5-year integrated LLB programs and 3-year LLB programs. Here's a general breakdown of the eligibility criteria for each program:
1. 5-Year Integrated LLB Program:
Candidates should have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognised board.
There is no age limit for applying to the 5-year integrated LLB program.
2. 3-Year LLB Program:
Candidates should have completed their graduation in any discipline from a recognised university.
There might be specific percentage criteria for graduation, so check the information brochure for details.
Note: Candidates will require their Class 12 marksheet or passing certificate at the time of admission to a 5-year LLB course through MH CET Law scores.

The exam centers for MH CET Law may change from year to year, and the final list of centers is typically released by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell (CET Cell) in their official notification and brochure. As of 2023, here are 53 cities in Maharashtra where MH CET Law exam centers have been traditionally located:

• Akola
• Amravati
• Bhandara
• Buldhana
• Chandrapur
• Ahmednagar
• Aurangabad
• Beed
• Dhule
• Gadchiroli
• Gondia
• Latur
• Mumbai
• Mumbai – Suburban Western
• Mumbai – Suburban Central
• Nagpur
• Nanded
• Nandurbar
• Nasik
• New Mumbai
• Palghar
• Parbani
• Pune
• Ratnagiri
• Rasayani
• Sangli
• Satara
• Hingoli
• Jalgaon
• Kolhapur
• Kalyan- Dombivali
• Shegaon
• Sindudurga
• Solapur
• Thane
• Wardha
• Washim
• Yavatmal
• Vasai -Virar

There is no guarantee that candidates will get the first city of preference as their MH CET Law exam centre. The allocation of test centres depends on various factors, such as the number of candidates that selected a particular centre, the infrastructure capacity of the centre to allow all candidates to appear in the test, and security and safety criteria. Thus, these factors will decide whether you get the exam centre of your choice or not.
The CET Cell Maharashtra allows candidates to select three cities as their exam centre options for the MH CET Law exam. If you do not get the first city of your choice as your exam centre, the exam authority will allot you the second city of your choice as your exam centre. Moreover, if you do not get the second city of your preference as your MH CET Law exam centre, the exam centre of your third preference will be allotted to you. Here, candidates need to know that the exam authority sometimes allocates exam centres randomly.

To select an exam centre for the MH CET Law 5-year or 3-year LLB exam, use the following steps:

1. Fill out the MH CET Law application form: To book a test centre for MH CET Law, candidates first need to fill out the required personal information, educational details, candidature types, category details, and address for communication.

2. Go to the Exam Preference Centre section: After filling out the required details, candidates need to go to the "MAH-L.L.B.5/3Yrs. –CET (Year) Examination Details" section.

3. Select Exam Centres: Now, select three exam centres for the MH CET Law exam, and then save and submit the details.

Proceed further with the form filling process.

The total marks in the MH CET Law exam can vary based on the number of questions and the marking scheme. Each correct answer is generally awarded +1 mark. There is no provision of negative marking in the MH CET law exam. The total marks can be calculated by summing up the marks earned for all the correct answers while avoiding the number of incorrect responses.

For example, if the exam consists of 150 questions and a candidate answers 100 questions correctly while getting 20 questions wrong, the total marks would be calculated as (100 * 1) = 100 marks.

However, the specific total marks can differ from year to year based on the number of questions in each section and any changes in the marking scheme. Candidates should refer to the official MH CET Law guidelines for accurate information on the total marks for the particular exam year.

To apply for MH CET Law, follow these steps:

1. Registration: Visit the official MH CET Law website and register by providing your basic details like name, email, and mobile number. You will receive login credentials.

2. Fill Application Form: Log in using the provided credentials. Fill in personal, educational, and contact details accurately. Choose the law program you're applying for.

3. Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of your passport-sized photograph and signature as per the specified format.

4. Payment: Pay the application fee online through the available payment options. The fee varies based on the category and papers chosen.

5. Review and Submit: Double-check all details before submitting the application. Once submitted, note down the application number for future reference.

6. Print Confirmation: After submission, download and print the application confirmation page. This page includes your application details and fee payment status.

Remember to adhere to the application timeline and eligibility criteria mentioned in the official notification. Keep a copy of all documents and communications related to your application.