MH CET Law 2021 first seat allotment for 5-year LLB today at llb5.hepravesh.in
Shubham Bhakuni | December 20, 2021 | 10:06 AM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates can check MH CET law seat allotment by logging into the CAP portal. Shortlisted candidates can accept the seat allotment and complete the admission process by December 24, 2021.
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NEW DELHI:
The State CET Cell, Maharashtra will release the first seat allotment for MH CET law 5-year LLB today, December 20, 2021. The college wise MH CET law 2021 seat allocation will be published on the counselling portal - llb5.hepravesh.in. Candidates included in the list will have to complete the admission process by reporting to the allotted law college. The last date of reporting to the allotted law college is December 24, 2021.
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How to check MH CET Law 5-year LLB seat allotment?
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Visit the official counselling portal of MH CET law 5-year LLB - llb5.hepravesh.in
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Login using CAP ID and password
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Check application and seat allotment status
The counselling authorities will also release the category wise seat allotment lists for various categories. Candidates can download the list and search their name and roll number to know about the seat allotment status.
What after seat allotment?
The CET Cell has already released the MH CET law counselling instructions for round 1 of the Centralized Admission Process (CAP 2021. Candidates who have been allotted seats have the following options.
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Accept the allotment and complete the admission process
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Freeze the admission and apply for betterment
Admission of candidates who have received college of first preference
Candidates who have received college of first preference will not have the option to participate in the second round of MH CET law CAP 2021 . Such candidates have to accept the allotment by using the “Freeze option”. They will have to pay Rs 1000 as a seat acceptance fee and then report to the allotted college for document verification and admission confirmation on the allotted seat.
Options for candidates who have received college other than first preference
Candidates who have received colleges other than the first preference will have three options:
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Freeze and confirm the admission.
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Freeze and apply for the betterment and participate in next round
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To apply for betterment
The second round of MH CET law counselling for 5-year LLB will start from December 29, 2021, and the alphabetical merit list will be published on January 07, 2021.
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