What is the MHCET Law cutoff for admission to Dr. DY Patil Law College?

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    Akanksha Arora | Contributor-Level 6

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    Dr DY Patil Law College MHCET Law cutoff 2024 was closed for admission to law courses. The cutoff was released for different categories under the All India and Home State quota, for admission to LLB and BA LLB. Among the General All India quota, the cutoff for LLB was 93.82, and for BA LLB, it stood at 96.28, in the last round seat allotment. Among the General HS quota, the cutoff scores were 91.85 and 87.08, for LLB and BA LLB, respectively, in the last round. 

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