MH CET Law Exam Counselling

MH CET Law Counselling

MUCLET, formerly known as Mumbai University’s law entrance exam, has been replaced by MH CET Law, the current state-level test for law programs across Maharashtra. The results for the MH CET Law are usually declared a few weeks after the exam is conducted.

The results typically include the following details:

• Total marks scored by the candidate
• Section-wise marks (i.e. marks obtained in each section of the exam)
• All India rank (AIR) of the candidate
• Cut-off marks for various categories

The MH CET Law results are usually made available on the official website of the Mumbai University and can be accessed using the candidate's roll number or name. Candidates who pass the exam are eligible to participate in the counselling process and secure admission to their desired law college.

Counselling

The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MH CET Law) counselling process is a multi-step process that begins after the declaration of the results. The counselling process involves the following steps:

• Candidates who pass the MH CET Law exam need to register for the counselling process. Registration is usually done online on the official website.
• Candidates are required to physically present themselves at the designated counselling centre for document verification. They need to carry all the originals and photocopies of their relevant documents (mark sheets, certificates, etc.) for verification.
• After the document verification, candidates can log in to their accounts and fill in their preferences for law colleges and courses.
• Based on the candidates' preferences, merit and availability of seats, the authorities will allot seats to the eligible candidates.
• Candidates who are allotted a seat need to report to the allotted college and complete the admission formalities.

It is important for candidates to carefully read and follow the guidelines and instructions provided by Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law for the counselling process. Failure to comply with the guidelines may result in disqualification from the counselling process.