ICFAI-LAW School BA-LLB / BBA-LLB Admissions 2025
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Are you prepared to take the next step in your legal career? A vibrant and fulfilling legal career can be had by passing the MH CET Law exam, which serves as the entrance to some of Maharashtra's most prominent law schools. Whether you're a seasoned test-taker looking to improve your score or a novice, it's critical to have a clear plan that outlines the importance of each chapter and your main areas of attention. We'll dissect the subjects that could make or ruin your performance in the guide that follows, offer expert advice on strategic planning, and give you the confidence to take on each segment. Let's get started and give your preparation for MH CET Law 2025 the edge!
Section | No of Questions | Marks per Question | Weightage |
Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning | 24 | 1 | 20% |
General Knowledge of Current Affairs | 32 | 1 | 27% |
Logical and Analytical Reasoning | 24 | 1 | 20% |
English | 40 | 1 | 33% |
Total | 120 | 1 Per Question | 100% |
This component assesses the applicant's grasp of basic legal concepts and logical reasoning, both of which are essential for obtaining a law degree. It has the most weight and usually accounts for 30–35% of the final score.
Legal Aptitude: To assess your ability to use legal information, concentrate on subjects such as legal propositions, situations, and principles.
Legal awareness is the fundamental understanding of the law, including rights, obligations, and key ideas in fields such as criminal law, tort law, contract law, and constitutional law.
Questions about syllogisms, analogies, blood relations, Venn diagrams, declarations, and conclusions are all part of the logical reasoning process.
Latin maxims and key legal words are commonly utilized in the legal field.
Basic understanding of the Indian Constitution: its key provisions and the ideas pertaining to fundamental rights and obligations is known as constitutional law.
Judicial System: The hierarchy, courts, and judicial functions in India's judicial system.
This section tests the student's general knowledge awareness and current affairs knowledge, and the General Knowledge and Current Affairs sections consist of 32 questions in total. This section covers approximately 35%-40% of the MH CET Question Paper.
Indian History and Culture: Pay attention to national movements, historical occurrences, and cultural heritage. Keep an eye on significant dates, figures, and occasions.
Indian Geography: Learn about the major rivers, mountains, states, and capitals of India.
Constitution of India: Important clauses and provisions of the Indian Constitution, including the Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Rights, and others.
Science and Technology: fundamental understanding of scientific advancements and how they affect society.
Environment and Ecology: Pay attention to pollution, biodiversity, and environmental challenges.
Current Affairs (National and International): Major political and social events, latest amendments and government schemes, international summits and events.
This section tests the candidates' logical and analytical skills for the exam. The Logical and Analytical Reasoning Sections consist of 24 Questions in total. The weight for this section contains approximately 30-35% of the questions paper.
Seating arrangements and Puzzles: Circular and linear configurations, Puzzles involving distribution (people, items, qualities)
Syllogisms: Multiple-statement logical deductions and conventional two-statement syllogisms with Venn diagrams
Statements and Assumptions: Finding the underlying presumptions, Drawing reliable inferences from assertions, Identifying strong arguments and those that are weak
Coding and Decoding: Alphanumeric patterns, letter shifts, number series, and figure series
Blood Relations and Direction Sense: Finding family ties and issues with North-South/East-West direction
The English section for MH CET Law 2025 tests the student's English language knowledge and skills. This section consists of questions from reading comprehension, passage-based questions, etc. A total of 40 questions are asked in this section. This section consists of a total 40-45% weight in the MH CET question Paper.
Reading Comprehension: passages on a range of subjects, including as literature, social issues, and current events, Questions about the main concept, tone, inference, and contextual vocabulary
Vocabulary: Antonyms and synonyms, Phrases and idioms, one-word replacements, Contextual word usage
Grammar and Use: Speech components, including verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. Articles, prepositions, tense consistency, and subject-verb agreement. Typical mistakes made when constructing sentences
Cloze test and Fill in the Blanks: Grammar and vocabulary dependent on context, Knowing which words are most appropriate
Concentrate on Key Subjects: Give top priority to subjects that carry a lot of weight, like current events, legal aptitude, and general knowledge. Make sure the Indian Constitution, legal precepts, and recent political and economic events are covered in detail.
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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
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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 .
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