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MH CET Law 3 Years Counselling 2025 will be conducted online through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP). The admission process involves several key stages including CAP registration, document verification, locking of choices, selecting preferred colleges, release of alphabetical and final merit lists, and the final seat allotment.
The MH CET Law 3 Years 2025 CAP registration will tentatively start in June 2025.To begin the CAP registration, candidates must visit the official Maharashtra CET Cell website at cetcell.mahacet.org and navigate to the CAP portal corresponding to their course. Admissions to colleges participating in MH CET Law 3 Years 2025 will be granted based on the merit lists generated from exam scores.
This guide covers everything you need to know about MH CET Law 3 Years Counselling 2025, including registration, option form filling, document verification, merit list announcements, seat allotment, and more.
Aspect | Details |
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Counselling Authority | State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra |
Mode of Counselling | Online (Centralized Admission Process) |
Eligibility | Qualified MH CET Law 3 Years 2025 candidates |
Registration Fee | TBA (Open Category), TBA (Reserved Categories) |
Seat Allotment Rounds | 3 rounds + Spot Round (if seats remain vacant) |
Institutes Covered | Government, Private, and Aided Colleges in Maharashtra |
1. The CAP is an online counselling process where candidates select and lock their preferred colleges.
2. Applicants are required to confirm their application and complete document verification at a designated facilitation center.
3. Both provisional and final merit lists are published, with a window provided to raise and resolve any objections.
4. In each CAP round, candidates must fill out and submit a fresh option form indicating their preferences.
5. Seat allotment is carried out based on the candidate's CET score and selected preferences.
6. Candidates who are not allotted a seat in a round can participate in the subsequent rounds.
Activity | Schedule | |
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First Date | Last Date | |
Online registration | Last Week Of June | First Week Of July |
Documents verification and confirmation of Application Form for Admission by online mode | Last Week Of June | First Week Of July |
Display of the provisional merit list | Mid Week Of July | |
Submission of grievances | Last Week Of July | Last Week Of July |
Display of the Final Merit lists | Last Week Of July | |
Display of Provisional Category wise Seats (Seat Matrix) for CAP Round I | Last Week Of July |
Activity CAP ROUND 1 | Schedule | |
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First Date | Last Date | |
Online Submission and Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round-I | Second Week Of August | Second Week Of August |
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round-I | Second Week Of August | |
Seat Allotment | Third Week Of August | Third Week Of August |
Reporting to the Allotted Institute | Third Week Of August | Third Week Of August |
Activity CAP ROUND 2 | Schedule | |
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First Date | Last Date | |
Display of Provisional Vacant Seats for CAP Round-II | Third Week Of August | |
Online Submission and Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round-II | Third Week Of August | Fourth Week Of August |
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round-II | Fourth Week Of August | |
Accepting to the offered seat by candidate | Fourth Week Of August | Fourth Week Of August |
Reporting to the Allotted Institute | Fourth Week Of August | Fourth Week Of August |
Activity CAP ROUND 3 | Schedule | |
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First Date | Last Date | |
Display of Provisional Vacant Seats for CAP Round-III | Fifth Week Of August | |
Online Submission and Confirmation of Option Form of CAP Round-III | Fifth Week Of August | First Week Of September |
Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP Round-III | First Week Of September | |
Accepting to the offered seat by candidate | First Week Of September | First Week Of September |
Reporting to the Allotted Institute | First Week Of September | First Week Of September |
i. Complete your registration through the official Maharashtra CET Cell portal.
ii. Upload required documents: MH CET Law 3 Years scorecard, ID proof, academic mark sheets, category certificate (if applicable), domicile certificate, etc
iii. Complete document verification either online or by visiting the designated Facilitation Centre (FC)
iv. Pay the non-refundable counselling registration fee
i. The provisional merit list is announced based on your CET score and the documents you submitted
ii. Candidates can raise grievances or corrections during the specified window if any discrepancies are found
i. After addressing grievances, the final merit list is released.
ii. This list confirms your rank and eligibility for CAP rounds.
i. CET Cell publishes the seat matrix showing available seats by category and institute
ii. Use this information to prioritise and plan for option form filling
i. Fill in your preferred colleges and specialisations in the online option form
ii. Rearrange or edit choices before the final locking date
iii. Submit and lock your final choices
i. Based on your rank, category, and preferences, the seat allotment result is declared
ii. Download your seat allotment letter and select from the following options:
✅ Freeze – Accept the allotted seat and exit further rounds.
🔁 Betterment (Float) – Secure the allotted seat while remaining eligible for an upgrade in future rounds.
i. After Round 1, the vacant seat list is released
ii. Use this data to re-strategise preferences for Round 2
i. Candidates who weren’t allotted a seat or opted for Betterment can participate
ii. Enter new or revised preferences based on the latest available seat matrix
iii. Lock and submit the form before the deadline
i. Round 2 allotment is published based on new preferences.
ii. Download the new allotment letter and choose:
✅ Freeze – Finalise the seat and end participation.
🔁 Betterment – Opt to try for a better seat in next round (if available).
i. CET Cell announces the vacant seats list post Round 2
ii. Candidates use this information for final round planning.
i. Final opportunity for students to modify preferences or participate afresh
ii. Choose from remaining institutes/courses based on updated seat matrix
iii. Finalise and submit your option form within the specified deadline.
i. Final allotment is published.
ii. Download the allotment letter and select:
✅ Freeze – Confirm and finalise your admission.
🔁 Betterment – Rarely available after Round 3, may close the CAP process.
i. If seats are still vacant after all CAP rounds, colleges conduct direct admissions
ii. Apply directly to the institutes
iii. Carry original documents and be ready for on-the-spot admission based on merit.
I. Open Category (General): TBA
II. Reserved Categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS, PwD): As per Maharashtra Govt. norms
I. ✅ Satisfied? Visit the allotted institute before the deadline and fulfill all admission procedures.
II. ❌ Not satisfied? Choose betterment in the upcoming round or apply through the Institute Level Round (ILR).
Education Certificate | Category Certificate (General/SC/ST/VJ/NT/OBC/SBC/SEBC/PWD) |
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10th Marksheet | Caste Certificate |
12th Marksheet | Caste Validity Certificate |
Graduation Marksheet | Income Certificate – (TWS - FEE Wavier) |
School Leaving Certificate (Helps To Prove Nationality & Minority & Birth In Maharashtra for Type A Students) | NCL - Non Creamy Layer Certificate Valid Upto 31st March 2026 (Income Less than 8L) |
Transfer/Migration Certificate (University Will Provide) | Minority Certificate (Linguistic/Religious) |
CET Score Card (CET CELL) | EWS Certificate (Income Less than 8L – General Category Only) |
CET Application Form (CET CELL) | Disability Certificate (PWD) |
ID Proof | |||
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Photo | Signature | Aadhar Card | |
Voter ID | Pan Card | Passport | Driving License |
Other Documents |
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Domicile Certificate (Students for Type A, Proves Birth In Maharashtra) , (Father/Mother For Type B, Proves Residence In Maharashtra) |
Birth Certificate (Students for Type A) |
Conversion Certificate |
Affidavit (If Name Changed) |
Indian Nationality Certificate (SETU Office or Lawyer) |
GAP Certificate (Helps prove gap in education years – University will provide) |
Performa A – (Father/Mother are Govt. Employee Posted In Maharashtra) |
Above are the MH CET Law 3 Years 2025 Cap round important documents list
Type | Eligibility Criteria | Document Required |
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A | Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or Diploma in Engineering or Technology or Pharmacy or Diploma of Vocation and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized Institution in the Maharashtra State; (ii) the candidate who is either domicile of Maharashtra and/or is born in the Maharashtra. | Domicile/Birth/Leaving certificate of candidate indicating place of Birth in the State of Maharashtra |
B | A Candidate who does not fall in Type A above, but who or whose father or mother is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra and possesses domicile certificate. | Domicile certificate of candidate/father/mother of candidate indicating that he/she is domiciled in the State of Maharashtra. |
C | A Candidate who does not fall in either Type A or Type B but whose father or mother is an employee of the Government of India or Government of India Undertaking and who has been posted and reported to duty in the Maharashtra State before the last date for submitting the Application Form for Centralized Admission Process (CAP). | Certificate from the employer in the proforma – A stating that father/mother of the candidate who is a Central Government / Government of India undertaking employee is presently posted in Maharashtra. |
D | A Candidate who does not fall in any of the above Type A, Type B and Type C but whose father or mother is an employee or retired employee of the Government of Maharashtra or Government of Maharashtra Undertaking. | Certificate from the employer in the proforma – B stating that father/mother of the candidate who is a Maharashtra State Government / Maharashtra State Government undertaking employee. Or Undertaking along with documentary evidences from the retired employee stating the place of settlement. |
E | Candidates passing HSC or 10+2 Examination or passing diploma in Engineering or Technology or Pharmacy or D. Voc. and also Qualifying Examination from a recognized institution located in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area or from the Maharashtra, residing in the Maharashtra Karnataka Border area and whose mother tongue is Marathi. | Certificate stating that candidate belongs to the Maharashtra Karnataka border area in proforma – G1. Certificate stating that the mother tongue of the candidate is Marathi in proforma – G2 (List of the villages in Maharashtra Karnataka border area is available on website) |
✅ Indian Nationals from any state.
📍 No domicile required.
✅ Maharashtra domicile +
✅ Belongs to notified linguistic/religious minority (e.g., Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Christian, etc.)
✅ Candidate must fulfill the NRI definition as per the Act.
🌍 For Non-Resident Indians only.
✅ Foreign National
✅ Overseas Citizen of India (OCI)
✅ Person of Indian Origin (PIO)
✅ Children of:
•Displaced residents from J&K or Ladakh (since 1990)
•IAS/IPS/IFS officers posted in J&K
•Military/Para-military staff in J&K
•Kashmiri Pandits (non-migrants with domicile)
•J&K police engaged in anti-terror operations
Q1. Is it compulsory to attend MH CET Law 3 Years Counselling for admission?
Yes, participating in the MH CET Law 3 Years Centralized Admission Process (CAP) is mandatory if you wish to secure admission through the government’s merit-based seat allocation system.
Q2. Can I change my college after seat allotment?
Yes, in subsequent rounds (if seats are available).
Q3. What happens if I fail to register for counselling on time?
Failing to register within the given timeline will make you ineligible for the official CAP rounds, resulting in the loss of your chance to obtain admission through the centralized counselling process.
Q4. Are there any management quota seats?
Yes, certain private institutions may provide admission opportunities under their management quota system.
Q5. How many rounds are there in MH CET Law 3 Year Counselling?
MH CET Law Counselling for the 3-Year LLB course typically includes three rounds under the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). If seats remain vacant after these rounds, an Institute Level Round (ILR) is also conducted by individual colleges.
Q6. Which documents are needed for participating in MH CET Law counselling?
Candidates are generally expected to submit the following documents during the MH CET Law counselling process:
MH CET Law 3-Year LLB Scorecard, MH CET Law Admit Card, Class 10th, Marksheet & Passing Certificate, Class 12th Marksheet & Passing Certificate, Graduation Marksheet & Degree Certificate (if available), Domicile Certificate of Maharashtra (if applying under state quota), etc
The MH CET Law 3 Years Counselling 2025 is a vital step in gaining LAW / LLB admission in Top NLU and Law Colleges in Maharashtra. Keep track of official updates, follow each step diligently, and submit your documents on time to ensure a smooth admission journey.
For more details, visit the MAH CET Cell
Official Website.