MH CET LAW 2025 Exam Pattern (Revised) - Check Marking Scheme, Total Marks, Chapter Wise Weightage, Duration

MH CET 2025 Law Exam Pattern (Revised)

MH CET Law Exam Pattern 2025: The conducting body has updated the MH CET Law 2025 exam pattern. According to the latest notice, the total mark for the entrance test is changed to 120 instead of 150. The duration and the subjects remain the same, while the weightage of the components has been modified.

The exam takers must check out the details from the official website in the "Notices" and the "Downloads" section. By checking the exam pattern, they will know the structure of the test, total marks, marking scheme, duration, etc. Please note that the exam pattern for the 3-year and 5-year LLB is almost identical. However, the 5-year LLB has 5 subjects, while the 3-year LLB has 4. 

The test will be computer-based and conducted online for 2 hours. The mediums of the examination will be English and Marathi. The questions will be objective-style (Multiple-Choice Questions), where students have to select one option out of 4. Overall, there will be 120 questions of 1 mark. 

To help the entrants in their preparation journey, we have curated the details of the MH CET Law 2025 exam pattern separately for the offered courses. Explore the below sections to learn more about the MH CET Law exam pattern.

Highlights of MH CET Law 2025 Exam Pattern

Take a look at some of the important highlights regarding MH CET Law exam pattern 2025:

MH CET Law 2025 Exam Pattern (Revised 3-year LLB course)

The detailed revised exam pattern for 3 Years of MH CET law 2025 is tabulated below:

MH CET Law 2025 Exam Pattern (Revised for 5-year LLB course)

Find out the altered MH CET Law 2025 exam pattern for 5 Years LLB in the below table -

Marking Scheme of MH CET Law 2025

The following points highlight the marking scheme of the MH CET Law 2025 exam:

• As per the marking scheme of MH CET Law 2025, there are 150 questions in total. 

• Each question carries 1 mark.

• For every correct answer, +1 is awarded.

• For every incorrect answer 0 is awarded.

• No negative marking is applicable in the entrance examination.