Can you share information about MHCET LLB?

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a year ago

The MH CET Law, or Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Law, it is conducted for admission into 3 years and 5 years LLB course. The test is valid all over Maharashtra. It helps in getting admission into reputable law institutes across Maharashtra. Your admission to law colleges depends upon the marks sc

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Aditya Singh | Beginner-Level 4

a year ago

MH CET Law stands for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Law. Preparing for the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHCET) for law requires a structured approach. It has two types of courses 3 years and 5 years integrated LLB.

Eligibility criteria are:

Should be a citizen of India
They should pass Intermi

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