MH CET Law 2021 Round 2 CAP Seat Allotment for 3 Year LL.B (Out) - Check Your Admission Status
The counselling process for MH CET Law 2021 is being held in the online mode and comprises two CAP rounds. The seat allotment of MH CET Law 2021 Round 2 for 3 Year LL.B has been released on January 31, 2022.
MH CET Law is a state-level Common Entrance Test conducted by the Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra. The CAP or Centralized Admission Process of MH CET Law 2021 is ongoing for both 3-years LL.B and 5 years LL.B and the seat allotment of Round 2 has been released today, January 31st, 2022.
The counselling process for MH CET Law 2021 is being held in online mode and comprises two CAP rounds. The MH CET Law 2021 merit list has been released category-wise and contains details like the candidate’s name, gender, DOB, CET marks, etc. The candidates who are included in the final merit list will only be considered for CAP Round 2 seat allotment. Let’s go ahead and look at the details of MH CET Law 2021 Round 2 CAP seat allotment.
Candidates who are allotted seats after CAP round 2 need to report at the allotted institute to complete the admission formalities such as the admission fee payment to secure the seat. The shortlisted candidates will have to complete the admission process by February 7th, 2022.
After the completion of CAP rounds, if there are any seats left, such seats will be filled through institute-level counselling. The display of vacant seats for the 3-years LL.B program will be notified on February 8th.
The MH CET Law 2021 CAP Round 2 final merit list for the 5-years LL.B program was released on January 14 while the seat allotment results were announced on January 18.
Based on MH CET Law 2021 counselling, the following seats will be filled:
- 3 years LL.B - 16, 420 seats offered by 147 approved colleges
- 5 years LL.B - 10, 920 seats offered by 132 approved colleges
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