ILS Law College Cut-Offs 2024: Expected MH CET Law Percentile for 5-year LLB & 3-year LLB

Hello Aspirant

Mumbai University has opened its application forms, under the Department of Law, for the two-year LLM program. The portable was made accessible for the applicants from the 3rd of August, 2024, and will be open till the 12th of August, 11:55 pm.

The applicants can fill out the form via their online portable, which is linked below for your convenience. The exam conducted by the Mumbai University for their LLM program is called the LLM CET exam, which will most probably be conducted by the end week of August 2024.

There will be around 50 multiple-choice questions from different areas of law such as constitutional law, family law, administrative law, human law, etc. The exact date of the exam will be conveyed to you either by email or via their website.

Link for registration- https://muadmission.samarth.edu.in/index.php/registration/user/register

For more details, you can visit the Careers360 website- https://law.careers360.com/articles/mumbai-university-llm-entrance-exam

Hope this helps

Greeting Student,

To do

• Visit the MHT CET merit list 2024 official website- cetcell.mahacet.org 2024.
• Click on the “Merit List” link.
• Enter your Application ID and Date of Birth.
• The MHT CET merit list will be displayed on the screen.
• Download the merit list.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-resul t

https://cetcell.mahacet.org/

Thank You.

Hy,

If your registration for a course is complete but your application form is incomplete, here are the steps you can take to address the situation:

Steps to Take for Incomplete Application Form

1. Check Official Notifications:

   • Visit the official website of the institution or examination body to check for any announcements regarding the extension of registration or application deadlines. Sometimes, institutions extend deadlines for submissions based on various circumstances.

2. Contact the Admission Office:

   • Reach out directly to the admission office or the helpline number provided on the official website. Explain your situation and inquire if there is a possibility to complete or rectify your application form.

3. Email or Submit a Request:

   • If there is no immediate contact number available, consider sending an email explaining your situation. Include details like your registration number and any specific issues with the application form.

4. Look for a Grace Period:

   • Some institutions provide a grace period for submitting incomplete applications, so confirm if this is available in your case.

5. Prepare Required Documents:

   • If you are allowed to complete your application, make sure you have all the necessary documents ready. This can include mark sheets, identity proof, and any other documents specified in the application guidelines.

6. Check for Alternate Procedures:

   • Sometimes, there may be specific procedures in place for students who need to complete their applications after the initial deadline. Ensure you ask about these options.

7. Stay Updated:

   • Regularly check the official website or your email for updates regarding your application status and any instructions from the admission office.

Greetings Aspirant,

55 percentile means 55- 65 marks. You can click  E-consulting link for further information and visit C.E.T official website and check out the pdf.

MH -C.E.T link (https://cetcell.mahacet.org/notices/)

percentile to marks document link (file:///C%3A/Users/ADITYA/Documents/Normalisation-Document_LLB-3-Yrs-CET-2024.pdf)

Thank you and all the best I hope you get your dream college .

Hello,

It's great that you're starting to prepare for the MH CET Law exam in 11th grade. Make sure to not take stress and be calm throughout the preparation.

First, make sure you understand the exam pattern, syllabus, and marking scheme. This will give you a clear idea of what to expect. Next, create a study schedule that works for you. Break down your study sessions into smaller ones and give time for each subject. This will help you manage your time effectively. You should also gather study material like textbooks, reference books, and previous years' question papers. They'll be super helpful in your preparation. Also focus on each subject tested in the exam, such as Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning, and Mathematics.

Taking mock tests is a great idea. They'll help you in understanding your progress and getting familiar with the exam format.

Hope this helps you,

Thank you