MH CET LLB CAP Round 2026 for 3 & 5-year LLB: Round-wise Schedule

What are MH CET Law CAP Rounds?

MH CET law CAP refers to the Centralised Admission Process carried out by the CET Cell, Maharashtra, for admissions into 3-year LLB and 5-year LLB programmes of participating colleges in Maharashtra. The CET Cell Maharashtra will conduct centralised counselling in online mode. The MH CET law 2026 seat allotment will be done for 3-year LLB and 5-year LLB programmes. There will be three LLB CET 2026 CAP rounds. There are around 16240 seats on offer for 3-year LLB, and around 10860 seats available for 5-year LLB. The authorities will also publish the MH CET law cut-off for each MH CET law CAP round. The CET Cell conducted the Maharashtra State Law Common Entrance Test in online mode across different centres in Maharashtra.

LLB CAP Rounds Dates 2026-26

Who is eligible to participate in MH CET Law CAP round 2026-27?

The CET cell does not prescribe any minimum qualifying marks for candidates to be eligible for LLB 3 years CAP round registration or LLB 5 years CAP round registration. However, candidates must have a non-zero score to be eligible to take part in the MH CET law 2026 counselling and seat allotment.

MH CET Law Alphabetical Merit List 2026 PDF for Round 1

Candidates will be able to download the 5-year LLB and 3-year LLB category-wise PDF of the MH CET Law Alphabetical List 2026 after it is released, from the table below:

MH CET Law Law Alphabetical List 2026

Steps in LLB CET CAP Rounds 2026-27

The MH CET law CAP rounds 2026 involve the following steps. The steps are common for both MH CET LLB 3 years CAP round 2026 and MH CET LLB 5 years CAP round 2026.

• Registration: Candidates who desire to obtain seat allotment and have a valid score must register for the MH Law CET CAP round in online mode from the official website. The CAP registration fee is Rs. 200 in case of category change from

• Document Verification: Candidates are then required to upload the prescribed documents for e-verification by the authorities.

• Alphabetical list: After scrutinising the documents and appropriateness of the registration, the authorities will release the alphabetical list of candidates.

• Grievances and Corrections: Candidates will be allowed to raise objections and make corrections for mistakes in the alphabetical list.

• Publication of merit list: After considering the objections and making corrections, the authorities will publish a merit list

• Choice filling: Next, candidates will be required to fill in their college preferences in which they wish to seek admission.

• Seat allotment: Finally, the candidates were offered seat allocation after considering their ranks, preferences and categories.