I do not belong to Maharashtra. Am I eligible to apply for MH CET Law?

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Kritika Rai | Contributor-Level 9

3 years ago

Yes, people from states other than Maharashtra are also allowed to take the MHCET Law exam. They need to fill out the MHCET Law application form to appear in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for 3-year LL.B. And 5-year LL.B. Programmes. Candidates must notice that the fee for MHCET Law exam take

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