🟢 MH CET Law Result 2026 | 3-Year LLB Result OUT — May 27, 2026 | Download Scorecard at cetcell.mahacet.org📊 MH CET Law 5-Year LLB Result 2026 | Expected: Mid-June 2026🏛 MH CET Law 2026 | 145+ Colleges | 16,000+ Seats | Maharashtra📋 CAP Counselling 2026 | Register at mahacet.org after result | Bring original documents
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MH CET Law Result 2026 | Download Scorecard, Merit List & Cutoff
The MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026 has been declared by Maharashtra State CET Cell on May 27, 2026 at cetcell.mahacet.org. Download your scorecard, check your percentile, state rank, category rank, and get the complete guide to merit list, cutoff for top law colleges, and CAP counselling 2026. The 5-Year LLB result is expected by mid-June 2026.
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📅 Updated: May 27, 2026 | MH CET Law Result 2026 Declared
✍️ By Priya Desai, Maharashtra Law Exams Specialist | LawGuru India
🔍 Source: cetcell.mahacet.org | mahacet.org | Official CET Cell Notifications
MH CET Law Result 2026 | Maharashtra State CET Cell | cetcell.mahacet.org | LawGuru India
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MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026 — DECLARED (May 27, 2026)
Maharashtra State CET Cell has officially released the MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026. Candidates can now download their individual scorecard and check the consolidated merit list on the official portal. Login with your registered email ID and password to access your scorecard.
Official portal:cetcell.mahacet.org | 5-Year LLB Result: Expected mid-June 2026
1. MH CET Law Result 2026 — Live Status & Direct Link
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has officially released the MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026 on May 27, 2026. This is a critical milestone for all candidates who appeared in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law — the results determine your eligibility, percentile, and rank for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) that will allot seats across 145+ law colleges in Maharashtra.
The result is available in two forms: (1) an individual scorecard accessible via candidate login, and (2) a consolidated merit list PDF that is publicly downloadable without any login. Both are hosted on the official portal at cetcell.mahacet.org.
To download your MH CET Law 2026 scorecard, you need your registered email ID and password set during the application process. If you have forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Password" option on the login page at cetcell.mahacet.org. Do not use any unofficial or third-party websites — your login credentials are sensitive.
2. MH CET Law 2026 Result Dates — 3-Year & 5-Year LLB
The MH CET Law result is declared separately for the 3-year LLB and the 5-year integrated LLB programmes. Based on the official schedule for 2026 and patterns from previous years, here are the key dates surrounding the result:
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MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026
May 27, 2026 — DECLARED
LIVE
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MH CET Law 5-Year LLB Result 2026
Mid-June 2026 (Expected) — at cetcell.mahacet.org
Upcoming
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MH CET Law 2026 Merit List — 3-Year LLB
Simultaneously with Result | Public PDF Download
LIVE
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CAP Counselling Round 1 Registration — 3-Year LLB
June 2026 (Expected) — at mahacet.org
Upcoming
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CAP Round 1 Seat Allotment — 3-Year LLB
June–July 2026 (Expected)
Upcoming
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Document Verification & Admission
July–August 2026 | At Allotted Law College
Upcoming
⚠️ Always Verify at the Official Portal
All counselling and result dates are based on official 2026 CET Cell notifications and trends from 2025. Maharashtra CET Cell may revise dates. Bookmark cetcell.mahacet.org and mahacet.org for the latest official updates. Do not rely solely on third-party portals for result or counselling date notifications.
3. How to Download MH CET Law 2026 Scorecard
There are two ways to access your MH CET Law 2026 result. The first is the individual scorecard (requires candidate login) that shows your personal details, marks, percentile, and rank. The second is the consolidated marks sheet / merit list — a public PDF that lists all candidates with their marks and ranks, downloadable without any login.
Go to cetcell.mahacet.org in your browser. This is the only official website for MH CET Law results. Avoid any third-party links — your login credentials are sensitive personal data.
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Click on "CET Examination Portal A.Y. 2026-27"
On the CET Cell homepage, look for the link labelled "CET Examination Portal A.Y. 2026-27" or the specific result announcement link for MH CET Law 2026. Click on it to be redirected to the candidate login portal.
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Login with Registered Email ID & Password
Enter your registered email ID and the password you created during the MH CET Law 2026 application process. Click "Login". If you've forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Password" option to reset it via your registered email.
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Click "View Score Card" Under Result CET 2026
After successful login, look for the section labelled "Result CET 2026" on your candidate dashboard. Click on the "View Score Card" tab or button. Your MH CET Law 2026 scorecard will open as a PDF on screen.
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Download & Save the Scorecard PDF
Click the download button to save the scorecard PDF on your device. Take at least 2 printouts and store them safely. You will need your scorecard for MH CET Law CAP counselling 2026 registration, document verification, and admission at the allotted college.
Method B: Download Consolidated Merit List PDF (No Login)
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Visit cetcell.mahacet.org
Go to the official CET Cell Maharashtra website. No login is required to download the consolidated merit list.
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Find the Consolidated Rank List Link
On the homepage or the Result section, look for the link labelled "MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026 Consolidated Rank List" or "MH CET Law Merit List 2026 PDF". Click on it — you will not need to enter any login credentials.
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Open the PDF and Search Your Name/Roll Number
The result will open as a large PDF with all candidate names, registration numbers, marks, and ranks. Use Ctrl+F (or Cmd+F on Mac) to search for your name or application number. Download and print for reference.
4. What Does the MH CET Law 2026 Scorecard Contain?
The MH CET Law 2026 scorecard is a crucial official document. It serves as proof of your performance and is mandatory for the CAP counselling process and college admission. Here is a complete breakdown of every piece of information contained in the scorecard:
MH CET Law 2026 — Sample Scorecard Contents
State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra | cetcell.mahacet.org
Candidate NameAs per Application Form
Application Number / Roll NumberUnique CET Application ID
Percentile ScoreCalculated to 7 decimal places (Normalisation Method)
State Rank (Overall)Maharashtra State all-candidate rank
Category-Wise RankMS (Maharashtra State) / OMS rank within your category
Qualifying StatusQualified (Non-Zero Score) / Not Qualified
GenderMale / Female / Transgender
CategoryGeneral / SC / ST / OBC / EWS / PH etc.
📌 No Revaluation or Re-checking
Maharashtra CET Cell does not entertain any requests for revaluation, re-checking, or re-totalling of MH CET Law answer sheets. The scorecard information regarding marks and rank is final. Candidates cannot challenge the score or ranking provided on the scorecard. If you believe there is a factual error in personal information (name, category, date of birth), contact the CET Cell immediately through official channels before CAP counselling begins.
5. MH CET Law 2026 Merit List — How It Is Prepared
The MH CET Law 2026 merit list is a comprehensive ranking document published by Maharashtra State CET Cell that lists all candidates who appeared in the examination, along with their marks, percentile scores, and ranks. This merit list is the backbone of the CAP seat allotment process — every college uses it to determine which candidates to admit.
The merit list is released as separate PDFs for the following categories:
Merit List Type
Who It's For
Used For
3-Year LLB — Maharashtra State (MS) Merit List
Candidates domiciled in Maharashtra (MS candidates)
Seat allotment in Government, Aided & Unaided colleges for MS seats
3-Year LLB — Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) Merit List
Candidates not domiciled in Maharashtra (OMS candidates)
Seat allotment for OMS quota seats (15% of intake)
5-Year LLB — MS Merit List
Maharashtra domicile candidates (5-Year course)
Admission to 5-Year integrated LLB at participating colleges
5-Year LLB — OMS Merit List
Non-Maharashtra candidates (5-Year course)
OMS quota seats for 5-Year integrated LLB
Category-Wise Merit Lists
SC / ST / OBC / EWS / PH / NT etc.
Reserved category seat allotment during CAP rounds
The consolidated marks sheet that is publicly downloadable contains the names, registration numbers, and normalised scores of all exam takers — including those who did not qualify (zero scorers appear in a separate section). The merit list proper lists only candidates with non-zero scores, ranked by percentile. Both the tentative merit list and the final merit list are published on the official website and can be downloaded in PDF format.
💡 Tentative vs Final Merit List
Maharashtra CET Cell first releases a tentative merit list based on exam scores. After candidates complete CAP counselling registration and document verification, a final merit list is published. Both lists are available as PDFs at cetcell.mahacet.org. The final merit list is the operative document for seat allotment. Ensure your category and domicile documents are verified to appear correctly on the final merit list.
6. Tie-Breaking Rules for Equal Marks in MH CET Law 2026
Given the large number of candidates appearing for MH CET Law (over 55,000 appeared for the 3-Year LLB in 2025 alone), ties in percentile scores are possible despite the 7-decimal precision normalisation. Maharashtra State CET Cell applies the following tie-breaking criteria in strict order to assign unique ranks:
Priority
Tie-Breaking Criterion
Applicable For
1st
Higher percentage in Class 12 (HSC) or equivalent examination
Both 3-Year and 5-Year LLB
2nd
Higher percentage in First Language at HSC or equivalent
Both 3-Year and 5-Year LLB
3rd
Higher percentage in SSC (Class 10) or equivalent examination
Both 3-Year and 5-Year LLB
4th
Higher marks in English at SSC (Class 10) or equivalent level
Both 3-Year and 5-Year LLB
For the 3-Year LLB merit list, since candidates have a graduation degree, the tie-breaking starts with HSC percentage rather than graduation marks. This means your Class 12 marks play a significant role even for the 3-Year LLB tie-breaking. Candidates with equal CET scores but higher HSC percentages will be ranked higher on the merit list.
⚠️ Keep Your Class 10 & 12 Marksheets Ready
Since HSC, SSC percentages, and first language marks are used in tie-breaking, you must ensure these documents are accurate and available during document verification for CAP counselling. Any discrepancy in your academic records at this stage can affect your final merit list rank.
7. MH CET Law 2026 Normalisation & Percentile Calculation
MH CET Law 2026 for the 3-year LLB was conducted across multiple sessions/shifts. To ensure fairness — since question difficulty may vary between sessions — the CET Cell applies a normalisation method to calculate equitable scores. The final result is expressed as a percentile score calculated to seven decimal places, which minimises ties and bunching of candidates at the same rank.
Here is how the normalisation and percentile calculation works:
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Raw Scores Computed: For each candidate, raw marks are calculated based on their actual responses in their specific session — correct answers earn positive marks, wrong answers attract the prescribed negative marking.
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Session-Level Normalisation: Because different sessions may have had varying difficulty levels, the CET Cell applies a statistical normalisation formula. This adjusts scores so that a candidate in a harder session is not penalised compared to one in an easier session.
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Normalised Score Calculation: Each candidate's raw score is converted into a normalised score using a formula that factors in the mean and standard deviation of scores across all sessions. The formula is published by CET Cell in their official normalisation document.
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Percentile Calculation to 7 Decimals: The normalised score is then converted to a percentile. Percentile = ((Number of candidates who scored below you) ÷ Total candidates) × 100. This is computed to 7 decimal places — e.g., 97.3421567 — to ensure maximum differentiation and reduce ties.
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Rank Assignment: Candidates are ranked from highest to lowest percentile. In case two candidates have identical percentile scores (to all 7 decimal places), the tie-breaking criteria described in Section 6 apply to assign unique ranks.
📌 Why Percentile, Not Raw Marks?
Percentile is used instead of absolute marks to ensure cross-session fairness. If you scored 68/100 in a harder shift, you might rank higher than someone who scored 72/100 in an easier shift. The normalisation process accounts for this. This is standard practice for large-scale multi-session CET examinations across India and is the same methodology used in MHT CET and other Maharashtra entrance tests.
8. MH CET Law 2026 Expected Cutoff — College-Wise
The official MH CET Law 2026 cutoff will be released by participating colleges and CET Cell only after each CAP round during counselling. However, based on past years' trends (2024 and 2025 data), we can provide reliable expected cutoff ranges to help you estimate your chances at specific colleges.
Cutoffs for MH CET Law are expressed in percentile, not absolute marks. The effective cutoff is the percentile of the last candidate admitted in each category in each CAP round. Below are the expected cutoff bands for the 3-Year LLB programme (Open/General category, Maharashtra State candidates, CAP Round 1):
95–99.9%ile
Elite Tier: Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai, ILS Law College Pune, Government Law College Aurangabad. These are the most competitive seats. Open/General category students need to be in the top 1–5% of all test-takers.
85–95%ile
Top Tier: Symbiosis Law School Pune (SLS), Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College Pune, Shankarrao Chavan Law College Nagpur. Highly sought after — a percentile above 90 is strongly recommended for better choice.
70–85%ile
Good Tier: Many government-aided and reputed private law colleges in Pune, Nashik, Aurangabad, and Nagpur. Candidates in the 70–85 percentile range can expect seats at well-regarded colleges in major cities.
50–70%ile
Average Tier: Private unaided law colleges across Maharashtra. Candidates in this range still have a wide range of private colleges available through the CAP process. CAP Round 2 and 3 may offer better options.
Non-Zero Score
Minimum Qualification: Any non-zero score qualifies you for CAP counselling. There is no minimum percentile to be eligible — but your rank determines which college and seat you get.
Top MH CET Law 2026 Colleges & Expected Cutoff (3-Year LLB, Open Category)
College Name
City
Type
Expected Cutoff 2026
Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai
Mumbai
Government
97–99.9 %ile
ILS Law College
Pune
Aided
95–99 %ile
Government Law College Aurangabad
Aurangabad
Government
92–97 %ile
Government Law College Nagpur
Nagpur
Government
90–96 %ile
Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Pune
Pune
Private
88–94 %ile
Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College
Pune
Private Aided
82–90 %ile
Shankarrao Chavan Law College
Nanded
Aided
75–85 %ile
Lokseva Vibhag, Government Law College
Nashik
Government
70–82 %ile
ℹ️ Official Cutoffs Released During CAP Rounds
The table above shows expected cutoffs based on 2025 trends. The official MH CET Law 2026 cutoffs will be published by the State CET Cell and participating colleges after each CAP round. Multiple rounds (typically 3) mean that cutoffs may fall slightly in later rounds as seats are filled. Always check mahacet.org for official cutoff data once counselling begins.
9. MH CET Law 2026 Toppers List
Along with the main result and merit list, Maharashtra State CET Cell releases a toppers list — a separate document recognising the highest-scoring candidates in the MH CET Law 2026 examination. This list is published for both the 3-Year LLB and the 5-Year LLB programmes.
The toppers list for MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026 will be updated here as soon as CET Cell officially publishes it alongside the result. Based on previous years, toppers in the 3-Year LLB have typically scored in the range of 97–100 marks out of the maximum, translating to a 99.9+ percentile score.
Topper Category
Programme
Status
State Topper (Overall)
MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026
To Be Updated
Category Topper — SC
MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026
To Be Updated
Category Topper — ST
MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026
To Be Updated
Female Topper
MH CET Law 3-Year LLB 2026
To Be Updated
State Topper (Overall)
MH CET Law 5-Year LLB 2026
Result Awaited
We will update the toppers table as soon as the CET Cell publishes the official topper names and scores. Bookmark this page and check back for updated topper data.
10. What to Do After MH CET Law Result — CAP Counselling 2026
The MH CET Law result is not the final step — it is the beginning of the admission journey. Every qualified candidate (non-zero scorer) must participate in the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) conducted by Maharashtra State CET Cell to secure a seat in a law college. The CAP is conducted entirely online through the official portal at mahacet.org.
Here is a complete overview of the CAP counselling process for MH CET Law 2026:
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CAP Registration & Document Verification
After the result is declared, qualified candidates must register for CAP counselling at mahacet.org. You will need to upload all required documents online. Original document verification will be done at designated Facilitation Centres (FCs) — usually government colleges assigned by CET Cell. Bring all originals and photocopies. This step is mandatory — you cannot participate in seat allotment without document verification.
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CAP Round 1 — Option Form Filling & Seat Allotment
In Round 1, verified candidates fill the "Option Form" — selecting up to 100 colleges and seats in order of preference. The CET Cell system then allots seats based on merit (percentile rank), category, and availability. The Round 1 allotment list is published online. Candidates who receive allotment must confirm their seat by paying the prescribed fee online and reporting to the allotted college.
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CAP Round 2 — For Remaining Seats
Seats not filled in Round 1 are offered in Round 2. Candidates who were not allotted seats in Round 1, or who want to upgrade their allotment, can participate in Round 2 by filling a revised option form. Cutoffs typically drop slightly in Round 2 as some seats from Round 1 are freed up by candidates who decline allotments.
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CAP Round 3 — Final Mop-Up Round
The third and usually final round of CAP allots remaining vacant seats. After Round 3, any unfilled seats at unaided private colleges may be filled through institutional-level admission at the college's discretion, subject to CET Cell guidelines. Candidates who do not get a seat through CAP Rounds 1–3 may explore institutional quota admissions directly with colleges.
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Final Admission at Allotted College
After final seat allotment, you must report physically to your allotted law college for admission formalities — submission of original documents, payment of college fees, and completing the enrollment process. Classes for the MH CET Law 2026 batch (LLB 2026–29 / BA LLB 2026–31) are expected to commence by August–September 2026.
💡 Pro Tip: Fill Maximum Preferences in Option Form
Always fill all 100 preference slots in the CAP option form, not just your top choices. A preference that is left blank is a missed opportunity. Even if you prefer specific colleges, filling all available options ensures you secure a seat through at least one of them. You can always decline a lower-preference allotment in Round 2 and try for an upgrade.
11. Documents Required for MH CET Law 2026 CAP Counselling
Document verification is a mandatory step in the MH CET Law 2026 CAP process. Incorrect or missing documents can lead to disqualification from the counselling process. Prepare the following documents well in advance — both originals and self-attested photocopies:
Document
Purpose
Copies Needed
MH CET Law 2026 Scorecard (Printout)
Proof of qualification and rank
2 copies
CAP Application Form Printout
CAP registration confirmation
2 copies
HSC / Class 12 Marksheet & Certificate
Eligibility verification + Tie-breaking
1 original + 2 copies
SSC / Class 10 Marksheet & Certificate
Eligibility verification + Tie-breaking
1 original + 2 copies
Graduation Degree / Marksheets (3-Year LLB)
Eligibility for 3-Year LLB course
1 original + 2 copies
Domicile / Nativity Certificate
MS vs OMS category determination
1 original + 2 copies
Category/Caste Certificate (if applicable)
Reserved category benefit
1 original + 2 copies
Caste Validity Certificate (SC/ST/OBC)
Mandatory for reserved category seats
1 original + 2 copies
Non-Creamy Layer Certificate (OBC)
OBC non-creamy layer status
1 original + 2 copies
PH / Disability Certificate (if applicable)
PWD category benefit
1 original + 2 copies
Aadhar Card / Photo ID
Identity verification
1 original + 2 copies
Recent Passport-Size Photographs
Admission forms
6–8 copies
Gap Certificate (if applicable)
For candidates with academic gaps
1 original + 1 copy
⚠️ Caste Validity Certificate is Mandatory for SC/ST/OBC
Candidates from SC, ST, VJ, NT, OBC, and SBC categories must produce a valid Caste Validity Certificate issued by the Caste Certificate Scrutiny Committee at the time of document verification. Without this certificate, reserved category benefits will not be extended, and you will be treated as an Open/General category candidate. Apply for your caste validity certificate well in advance if you don't already have it.
12. Previous Year MH CET Law Results Analysis
Understanding past year trends helps current candidates contextualise their scores, estimate their ranks, and set realistic college expectations. Here is a summary of key statistics from the MH CET Law results in previous years:
Year
Programme
Applicants
Appeared
Seats
Result Date
2025
3-Year LLB
~58,000
~55,000
~16,000
June 20, 2025
2025
5-Year LLB
~18,000
~16,000
~11,000
June 6, 2025
2024
3-Year LLB
~56,000
~52,000
~16,000
June 2024
2023
3-Year LLB
~53,000
~49,000
~15,500
June 2023
2022
3-Year LLB
~55,000
~50,000
~16,000
Sep 12, 2022
Key observations from previous year data that are relevant for MH CET Law 2026 candidates:
📈 Growing Competition Year-on-Year
The number of candidates appearing for MH CET Law has grown steadily — from around 50,000 in 2022 to over 55,000 in 2025 for the 3-Year LLB alone. This means the effective percentile threshold for top colleges is rising each year. A score that earned you admission to GLC Mumbai in 2023 might not be enough in 2026.
🏛 Government College Demand Unchanged
Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai and ILS Law College Pune consistently have the lowest cutoff (highest percentile requirement) year after year. These institutions are the most oversubscribed, with hundreds of candidates competing for dozens of open-category seats.
🔢 7-Decimal Percentile Reduces Ties
The adoption of 7-decimal percentile scoring has significantly reduced tie situations that previously led to arbitrary rank assignment. This system rewards even small differences in exam performance and ensures a more accurate merit-based ranking.
📅 Result Timeline Consistent
MH CET Law results are typically declared 3–6 weeks after the last exam date. For 2026, the 3-year LLB result was declared on May 27, 2026. The 5-year LLB result follows 2–3 weeks later. The entire admission process (result → CAP → counselling → admission) is completed within 3–4 months.
13. FAQs on MH CET Law Result 2026
Is MH CET Law Result 2026 declared?
Yes. The MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Result 2026 was declared on May 27, 2026 by Maharashtra State CET Cell at cetcell.mahacet.org. The 5-Year LLB result is expected by mid-June 2026. Qualified candidates can download their individual scorecard by logging in with their registered email ID and password.
How do I check my MH CET Law 2026 result?
Visit cetcell.mahacet.org → Click on "CET Examination Portal A.Y. 2026-27" → Login with registered email ID and password → Click "View Score Card" under Result CET 2026 → Download the PDF scorecard. For the consolidated merit list (no login needed), click directly on the merit list PDF link on the CET Cell homepage.
What is the minimum score to be eligible for MH CET Law counselling 2026?
There is no minimum score to qualify for MH CET Law 2026 counselling. Any candidate who scores a non-zero score (even 1 mark) is eligible to appear for the CAP counselling process. However, your percentile rank determines which college and category of seat you will be allotted — low scorers may only get seats in private unaided colleges with lower demand.
What is the difference between MS and OMS in the MH CET Law merit list?
MS (Maharashtra State) candidates are those domiciled in Maharashtra — they compete for 85% of seats in each college. OMS (Outside Maharashtra State) candidates are from other states — they can only compete for the 15% OMS quota seats. Separate merit lists and cutoffs exist for MS and OMS candidates. Domicile is determined based on your nativity/domicile certificate submitted during document verification.
Can I challenge my MH CET Law 2026 marks or rank?
No. Maharashtra State CET Cell does not entertain any requests for revaluation, re-checking, or re-totalling of answer sheets. The marks, percentile, and rank on your scorecard are final and cannot be challenged. If you believe there is an error in your personal details (not marks), contact the CET Cell immediately through official channels before CAP counselling begins.
When will MH CET Law 5-Year LLB Result 2026 be declared?
The MH CET Law 5-Year LLB Result 2026 is expected to be declared by mid-June 2026 at cetcell.mahacet.org. In 2025, the 5-year LLB result was declared on June 6, 2025, while the 3-year result came on June 20, 2025. For 2026, the 3-year result came first on May 27, 2026, and the 5-year result is expected soon.
What is the MH CET Law 2026 cutoff for GLC Mumbai?
Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai is the most prestigious and competitive MH CET Law college. Based on 2025 trends, the expected cutoff for GLC Mumbai for Open/General category, Maharashtra State (MS) candidates in 3-Year LLB is approximately 97–99.9 percentile in CAP Round 1. Official cutoffs are published during CAP counselling rounds at mahacet.org.
I forgot my password for cetcell.mahacet.org. How do I download my scorecard?
Visit cetcell.mahacet.org and click the "Forgot Password" option on the login page. You will receive a password reset link to your registered email address. Follow the instructions to reset your password and then log in to download your scorecard. If you no longer have access to your registered email, contact the CET Cell Maharashtra helpdesk with your application number and identity proof.
Is the MH CET Law scorecard needed for college admission?
Yes, absolutely. Your MH CET Law 2026 scorecard is a mandatory document throughout the entire admission process — CAP counselling registration, document verification at Facilitation Centres, option form filling, seat acceptance, and final admission at the allotted college. Keep at least 3–4 printed copies of your scorecard and store the digital PDF securely.
Can OMS (non-Maharashtra) candidates get admission to GLC Mumbai through MH CET Law?
Yes, OMS candidates can get admission to GLC Mumbai, but only through the OMS quota (15% of seats). The cutoff for OMS seats may differ from the MS cutoff. OMS candidates have fewer seats to compete for, so the competition for top OMS seats at GLC Mumbai is also extremely high. OMS candidates must produce a domicile/nativity certificate from their home state during document verification.
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