The Mumbai University Common Law Entrance Test (MU CLET) is a state-level examination conducted by the University of Mumbai for admission to its undergraduate law programs. Now, the MHCET-Law test is used in its place. The test is open to candidates who have completed their 10+2 education or equivalent from a recognized board with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks (40% for SC/ST candidates) and are seeking to pursue a 3-year LLB & 5-year LLB courses.
The test consists of multiple-choice questions which are conducted in English, and the duration is two hours. The test is usually held in multiple locations across India, and the results are usually announced within a few weeks after the test. The scores of the test are used by the University of Mumbai and other law colleges affiliated with it for admission to their undergraduate law programs. Generally, the exam is held from April to May and the notification is released in March or April. The application process for the exam is conducted on the official website of the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra and is entirely online.
Overall, MU CLET or MHCET- Law is a competitive test, and the competition is intense due to a large number of applicants for a limited number of seats. The test assesses the candidate's ability to understand and apply legal principles and think critically and logically. Based on the merit list prepared by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, the selection of candidates is made. The merit list is prepared based on the scores obtained by the candidates in the MHCET-Law exam.
The MHCET-Law exam is an important entrance examination for candidates who wish to pursue a career in law. The exam provides an opportunity for candidates to enrol in some of the best law colleges in the state of Maharashtra. Therefore, candidates are advised to prepare well for the exam.
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Availability of Application Form | 18th January 2024 |
| Last date to submit the Application form | 15th April 2024 |
| Admit card Release Date | 18th May 2024 |
| Exam date | 30th May 2024 |
| Result Announcement Date | June 2024 |
| Counselling Date | June 2024 |
| Events | Dates |
|---|---|
| Availability of Application Form | 11th January 2024 |
| Last date to submit the Application form | 24th February 2024 |
| Admit card Release Date | 3rd March 2024 |
| Exam date | 12th & 13th March 2024 |
| Result Announcement Date | 3rd May 2024 |
| Counselling Date | May 2024 |
How to Apply?
MUCLET or the new MHCET-Law includes subjects related to law, reasoning, general knowledge, and mathematics. The syllabus for the 3-year MHCET-Law test includes legal aptitude and reasoning, general knowledge with current affairs, logical and analytical reasoning, English language, and mathematics. Meanwhile, the syllabus for the 5-year MHCET-Law test also has the same topics except that the mathematics section covers only up to the Class 10 level. The legal aptitude and legal reasoning section in both exams assess a candidate's knowledge of legal principles and their ability to logically apply them to a given set of facts. National and international news, history, geography, general science, and social sciences are all covered in the general knowledge with current affairs section. The logical and analytical thinking section assesses a candidate's aptitude to analyse information logically. The final selection, i,e. the English language and mathematics sections evaluate a candidate's knowledge of these subjects.
For more details visit the MUCLET Syllabus.
Here are some tips for preparing for the Mumbai University Common Law Entrance Test (MU CLET):
To know more details regarding the Changes in the Exam, Exam Pattern, Important Dates, Result Date, and other required information visit the page MUCLET Exam Preparation
Through the MHCET-Law test exam pattern candidate's aptitude and knowledge of legal principles, reasoning, general knowledge, and mathematics will be evaluated. Questions will consist of multiple-choice tests which will be conducted in an online format. Candidates can ace the MHCET-Law exam with proper preparation and practice and gain admission to prestigious law programmes in Maharashtra. For the 3-year law programme and the 5-year law programme, the test is divided into four and five sections, respectively. There are no deductions for incorrect answers, and each correct answer receives one mark.
For more details visit the MUCLET Exam Pattern.
After the announcement of the result, the exam conducting body releases the cut-off marks for each category of students. The cut-off marks change every year depending on a number of variables, like the number of students who took the exam, its level of difficulty, and the availability of seats. Students are ranked according to their scores after the results and cut-off marks are released. For each category of students, a separate rank list is prepared. The rank list is important since it determines a student's eligibility for admission to different law programmes in Maharashtra.
For more details visit the CEED Ranking
The results for the MH CET Law are usually declared a few weeks after the exam is conducted. The MH CET Law results are usually made available on the official website of Mumbai University and can be accessed using the candidate's roll number or name.
The results typically include the following details:
The Mumbai University Common Law Entrance Test (MH CET Law) counselling process is a multi-step process that begins after the declaration of the results.
For more details visit the MUCLET Counselling
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