hi,

since you have born in maharastra and also you have the docile certificate of maharastra, you fall in type A category of candidate. so you can enter type a category in mhtcet law application form.

hope it would help.

Hello aspirant

There is no EWS quota in MHTCET law. EWS reservatition which is meant for students whose annual income from all sources is less than 8 lakhs per annum has been put to effect from this acedemic session only and as per now, no actual information related to this has been given on mhtcet website.

To know more about the exam you can visit

https://law.careers360.com/exams/mhcet-law

Hope this helps

Hello,

Legal aptitude and legal reasoning includes topics such as Indian polity including Executive, Judiciary and Legislature, Law prepositions with facts, Constitution etc

In order to know what type of questions come in MH CET LAw, go through the sample paper given below, it'll help you be acquainted with exam pattern, topics and all other relevant details-

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-sample-papers

Hello!

If you are in M.Com. 2nd year or 4th Sem, you may appear in LLB (PG) entrance exam in June session. However, you cannot pursue 2 courses or degrees together (simultaneously), as it is against the norms laid by UGC. After you complete your M.Com. you may go for LLB, but you can't take admission in any university (for LLB or any other PG degree) if you are still doing M.Com. or will not be able to complete it in the June-July session.

Hello Aspirant,

You can prefer for MH CET law preparation given below:

LLB 3 years guide by RA Gupta

Universal Guide

Go through with the previous year papers and do practice as much you can it will be very helpful for the exam.

Good Luck!

Dear aspirant

Yes you can again give the exam and start your law studies. You have to start it from the starting, you will not get any privelage of being the student of the same course. It's okay.

It's never too late to start, so go ahead with your passion, all the best.

Thank you

Hello Aditi,

To make a way out of the ongoing competition and secure a good rank, an effective MH CET law 2020 preparation strategy is unavoidable for candidates.

Here are the tips for strategic preparation for mhcet -

You should be well aware of exam pattern and syllabus for an effective preparation.

The entrance exam consists of 150 MCQs. And 120 minutes is given for the exam. 1 mark is awarded for correct answer and there is no negative marking.

The syllabus contains subjects like law, General knowledge and current affairs, reasoning and English.

You can refer the following books -

Legal aptitude and legal reasoning -Indian Polity by Laxamikant

General knowledge with current affairs -Ncert books of History, Geography and Economics, newspaper

Logical and analytical reasoning - verbal and Non-verbal Ability by TMH PUB. (Arun Sharma)

English - word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis and any grammar book upto class 12th level

Read Daily current affairs

Always follow your daily routine and give 5 hours to self study.

Solve previous year question papers.

Good luck,

Hope it helps :)

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