How can I know the address of my MH CET Law exam centre?

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Kritika Rai | Contributor-Level 10

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The address of your MH CET Law exam centre will be mentioned on your MH CET Law admit card. To know the exact location of your exam centre, you can take the help of an online map. You can also visit the exam centre location before the exam to check how far it is from your location. This strategy wil

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