I will get above 75% of marks 12th but I will get low marks in MH-CET law. Can I get admitted to this college?

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Saranya Mishra
8 years ago
It is difficult to comment on admission, since it is subject to quota like General MS (Maharashtra Student) or OMS (Other than Maharashtra Student) and also OBC, SC/ST. For ILS specifically, it is suggested that you look up last round cutoff of admission at ILS on the website: ilslaw.edu

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TUSHAR LAHANGE
8 years ago
Law admission is based on MH-CET law entrance exam. Your board marks do not count for admission. Only CET marks matter. You must have to score good in MH-CET law. Start preparing for CET now. Don't worry you will get good marks in CET. Good Luck!!

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