MHCET Law

Shankarrao Chavan Law College MHT-CET Law cutoff varies with every year as per the number of students who have appeared, the toughness of the exam and the availability of seats. The cutoff is done by the Maharashtra State CET Cell, and it depends upon the rank and category under which the candidate has applied - General, SC, ST, OBC, etc. Generally, the general-category cutoff is more considerable than the reserved categories. An applicant is then required to score at least the minimum marks mentioned in the MHT-CET Law exam to grab a seat, and the cutoff is disclosed during the counseling process. Official updates should be checked regularly for accurate information.

The Important dates related to the MHT-CET Law application process for admissions to LLB courses in Shankarrao Chavan Law College, as followed by the official Maharashtra State CET Cell schedule, are usually released in April with the last date usually in May. The MHT-CET Law exams take place in June, and results are usually announced in July. After the announcement of results, the counseling process and seat allotment procedure is conducted. However, the dates are variable from year to year. Applicants are advisable to be cautious and check the website of Maharashtra State CET Cell or the Shankarrao Chavan Law College website frequently to get the admission schedule.

While filling out the MH CET Law registration form, candidates can select up to three exam centers. Follow these steps to select your preferred centers:Visit the official CET Cell website: cetcell.mahacet.org. Enter your name, parents' names, communication address, residential address, and complete the registration process.After registration, proceed to fill out the application form and select three test centers from the list provided by the exam authority.Save these details and pay the application fee.Note: MH CET Law exam centers are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis. Make sure your first-choice center is marked as your top preference, followed by the remaining two choices.