MH CET Law 5-Year LLB: Final Merit List Released, Check Your Rank and Category Flags Now

Maharashtra’s Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell releases the MH CET Law Round 3 final list today. The programme is the five‑year Bachelor of Laws (LLB). The date is September 16, 2026. Candidates should log in and confirm rank, category, and seat‑type flags. Round 3 allotment is scheduled for September 18, 2026. Early checks prevent errors and lower anxiety before options lock.

Today’s final list freezes your position for Round 3 counselling. Verify your score and Maharashtra domicile. Check caste category and Non‑Creamy Layer or EWS validity. Confirm disability, Defence, Orphan, and minority claims. Check Home University or All India status. If anything looks wrong, raise a grievance and contact your Facilitation Centre immediately.

How to check MH CET Law 5-year final merit rank today

Open the State CET Cell candidate portal and sign in using application number and password. Select the five‑year Bachelor of Laws (LLB) CAP 2026 dashboard. Review the final merit rank, category, seat‑type, and Home University code. Download the merit status for records. Cross‑check your personal details and document acknowledgements before closing the page.

Verify category and seat-type flags before Sep 18 allotment

Focus on flags that drive seat allocation and the fee head. Check Minority type and caste category carefully. Validate Non‑Creamy Layer or EWS certificate expiry dates. Review disability sub‑category, Domicile, Defence, and Orphan claims. Confirm your Home University region tag. Wrong flags can shift your seat or inflate fees unexpectedly.

Tie-break rules and what a rank clash means

Where ranks tie, CET Cell applies stated tie‑breaks from the brochure. The usual order starts with a higher MH CET Law score. Next come Class 12 percentage and then Class 10 marks. Age, if needed, settles the tie. Category merit and state merit can differ slightly. Knowing this helps you read movement during allotment.

Steps after Round 3 allotment on September 18

On September 18, check the allotment on your dashboard. Accept the seat online, if satisfied. Download the allotment letter and follow instructions shown. Report to the allotted college within the window with originals and photocopies. Carry marksheets, caste and domicile proofs, EWS or Non‑Creamy Layer, transfer, gap, and photo IDs. Delays risk forfeiture. Freezing a seat usually ends your participation in further rounds.

Missing name or error on the merit list: what to do now

If your name is missing or details differ, act today. Use the Candidate Grievance option in your login with clear remarks. Upload supporting PDFs and keep originals ready for your Facilitation Centre. Track resolution on the dashboard. Ensure updates reflect before Friday’s allotment run begins.