What MHCET Law score is required for getting admission at Dr. DY Patil Law College for LLB? I have 90 marks in MHCET Law.
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Dr. DY Patil Law College acccepts MHCET law for admission to LLB. For admission to LLB, the cutoff score required for the General AI category candidates was 93.82, in the last round. Therefore, at 90 score, it is not possible to get admission to LLB, for the General AI category candidates.
For the General Home State quota candidates, the cutoff score for admission to LLB was 91.85. Therefore, for the General HS quota candidates also, the admission is not possible at score 90. However, for categories other than General, it is possible to get admission at score 90, as the closingscore is much lower than 90.
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