MH CET Law 2026 (3-Year LLB) registration deadline has been extended to 3 March 2026

Completing your MH CET Law registration today gives you peace of mind to focus on your books. This entrance exam is your first step toward a rewarding career in the legal field. Ensure your 3-year LLB program journey starts on the right note by securing your spot before the portal closes for good this Friday.

Why This Deadline is Critical

Initially, the registration process was set to end much earlier, but the authorities provided an extended deadline to help students gather necessary documents like graduation mark sheets and category certificates. If you miss this window, you will not be allowed to sit for the entrance exam, which is the only gateway to prestigious institutions like the Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, and ILS Law College, Pune. This year, the MH CET Law is mandatory for every student seeking admission into both government-aided and private unaided law colleges across the state.

• Exam Dates: April 1 and April 2, 2026.
• Mode of Exam: Computer-Based Test (CBT).
• Total Questions: 150 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs).

Steps to Avoid Last-Minute Failure

To ensure your application is successful, you must visit the Official State CET Cell Portal. Once there, look for the "MAH-LL.B (3 Years) CET 2026" section. It is vital to use the online application link provided there rather than searching on random blogs. Before you hit the submit button, double-check your name and date of birth as they appear on your 10th-standard certificate.

One of the new requirements this year is the generation of an APAAR ID, which is linked to your academic records. You can find more details on how to handle this in the Official Information Brochure. Remember, the online application is only complete after you have successfully paid the fee. For General category students, the fee is ₹1,000, while reserved category students from Maharashtra pay ₹800.

Preparation for the Entrance

Once the registration closes on February 28, students will have exactly one month to focus on their revision. The entrance exam covers four major areas: Legal Aptitude, General Knowledge, Logical Reasoning, and English. Since there is no negative marking, students should aim to attempt all 150 questions. The difficulty level is usually comparable to a basic graduation-level aptitude test, so a 10th-standard student’s understanding of English and Logic is a great foundation to build upon.

Conclusion

Completing your MH CET Law registration today gives you peace of mind to focus on your books. This entrance exam is your first step toward a rewarding career in the legal field. Ensure your 3-year LLB program journey starts on the right note by securing your spot before the portal closes for good this Friday.

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