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MHCET Law, also known as MAH-LLB CET, is a state-level law entrance examination for admission to participating law colleges and institutions in Maharashtra through three-year and five-year LLB programmes.
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MHCET Law), commonly referred to as MAH-LLB CET, is a state-level entrance examination for candidates seeking admission to law programmes offered through participating institutions in Maharashtra.
The examination is conducted for different law programmes, including the five-year integrated LLB course for students entering law after Class 12 and the three-year LLB course for graduates. Therefore, candidates should carefully select the appropriate examination based on their academic qualification and intended law programme.
MHCET Law preparation generally involves English language, general knowledge and current affairs, legal aptitude and logical reasoning, and other areas prescribed in the relevant examination pattern.
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Eligibility depends on whether the candidate is applying for the five-year integrated law programme or the three-year LLB programme.
For the five-year integrated law course, candidates generally need to have passed or be appearing for Class 12 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board.
For the three-year LLB course, candidates generally need to hold a recognised bachelor's degree.
The minimum qualifying marks, reservation-related conditions, and other requirements may vary according to the programme and admission rules. Candidates should check the latest notification issued by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell.
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