I'm in SYBA right now, so when should I fill the form for MH CET Law as I will graduate in 2023 and I want to go for law right after that... Also in which months does the MH CET law of 3 years takes place?

Hello,

See this year the official schedule of MHT CET LAW is yet to come out, however is we go through last two years, then in 2021 the form was released in July, in 2020 the application form got released in September, this of course was result of the pandemic in the form of delay,

You can apply for MHT CET in 2023 as you will complete your graduation in the same year, even if the forms get released by early 23 you will be in the final year of graduation, and candidates in the final year of graduation are also eligible to apply provided they fulfill the eligibility criteria  for MHT CET LAW three years LLB is passed/appearing in final year of graduation in any discipline from a recognized university securing 45% aggregate, for sc/st of the state candidates need to have 40% aggregate, for VJNT/SBC/OBC of the state candidates need to have 42% aggregate, visit our page at https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-eligibility-criteria to know more details regarding this.

See if you want to apply for the admission to the 3 years LAW course after your Graduation, then you need to apply for the MHCET LAW 2023. The eligibility for the examination is that you must have complete up to your graduation in the 10+2+3 mode and as you will be a final year student, you are also eligible for the examination.

The notifications for the law entrances are usually out by February, so you will have to apply expected in February 2023 for the examination.

To know more about MHCET LAW (The link below is for 2022, but the rules are usually same for every year) , visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-eligibility-criteria

For the preparation tips of MHTCET LAW (this preparation tips will also be valid for 2023 examination as well), visit the link below:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-mh-cet-law

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!