MH CET Law 2021 Analysis - MH CET Law 2021 Exam Analysis and Expected Cutoff

MH-CET Law is a state-level entrance test conducted by the Directorate of Higher Education for admissions to law programmes in the top law colleges in Maharashtra. Due to COVID, a few changes were made and the exam was delayed.

On October 8, 2021, the MH CET Law 5-year undergraduate admission test was successfully held around the country. From 09.00 AM to 11.00 AM, the first shift of the MH CET Law 5-year entrance test 2021 was held. The first shift of the MH CET Law test 2021 has an Easy to Moderate difficulty level. However, the second shift ran from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and was of Easy to Moderate difficulty level. The MH CET Law (5 Year B.A. LLB) 2021 examination is administered using a computer-based test (CBT) technique at specified examination centres outside of Maharashtra and the state.

MH-CET 5-year Law: Key Highlights

First Shift

The exam was conducted in 2 shifts –Morning and Afternoon shift.
The exam was of easy to moderate level of difficulty.
Legal Reasoning section was the toughest of all.

Second Shift

The second shift was conducted from 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM.
The exam difficulty level was easy to moderate.
Current affairs questions from the morning shift were repeated in this shift.
Legal Aptitude and Reasoning is one of the most difficult section of all.

MH-CET Law: Highlights

Exam Mode	Centre Based Test (Online)
Number of Sections	5
Number Questions	150
Total Marks	150
Negative Marking	No negative marking
Exam Duration	120 minutes
Exam Type	MCQs
Medium	English and Marathi

MH-CET Law Exam Analysis 2021: Difficulty Level

First Shift

Section	Difficulty Level
English	Easy to Moderate
Mathematical Aptitude	Easy to Moderate
Logical and Analytical Reasoning	Easy to Moderate
Legal Aptitude and Reasoning	Moderate
General Knowledge	Easy to Moderate

Second Shift

Section	Difficulty Level
English	Easy to Moderate
Mathematical Aptitude	Easy
Logical and Analytical Reasoning	Easy to Moderate
Legal Aptitude and Reasoning	Moderate
General Knowledge	Easy

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MH-CET Law 2021: Section-wise Analysis

MH-CET Law English

When compared to other portions, this section was. There was a Reading Comprehension section with ten questions. The ten questions are on synonyms and antonyms, as well as understanding. There were detecting errors, fill in the blanks, and Para jumbles. The questions were of a low difficulty level. Overall, the section was easy to attempt.

Topic-wise breakup –

First Shift

Topic	Number of Questions
Comprehension	5
Homophones	3
Incorrect Spelling	1
Anatomy	3
Fill in the blanks	6
Suffix	3
Finding Error	4
Sentence Rearrangement	1
Miscellaneous	2
Abbreviation	1
Idioms	1

Second Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Vocabulary	6
Idiom & Phrases	3
Reading Comprehension	10
Sentence Rearrangement	3
Analogy	1
Fill in the Blanks	2
Sentence Correction	3
Spelling Error	2
One Word Substitution	1

MH-CET Law Mathematical Aptitude

This section contains everything you learned in school and is the shortest and most difficult. The questions include subjects such as speed and distance, data sufficiency, simple interest, compound interest, and profit and loss, among others. All you need to do is practise more and more to become familiar with the fundamental concepts and formulae. Students can get 7+ points in this part, which is an excellent effort.

Topic-wise breakup –

First Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Mensuration	1
Number System	2
Problem Based on Ages	2
Arithmetic Series	3
Ratio & Proportion	2
Average	2
Miscellaneous	3

Second Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Divisibility	1
Percentage	2
Geometry	1
Ratio & Proportion	1
Progression	1

MH-CET Law Logical and Analytical Reasoning

The part included questions from arrangements and puzzles. The majority of the exam questions were of moderate complexity and could be readily handled if the applicant practised properly. The majority of the questions were based on Syllogisms, Statement-assumptions, Coding-Decoding, and a few Data Sufficiency problems

Topic-wise breakup –

First Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Puzzle	4
Statement and Assumption	2
Analogy	3
Coding-Decoding	10
Blood Relation	1
Classification	1
Direction	1
Syllogism	3
Number Series	1

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Second Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Visual Reasoning	3
Series	7
Scheduling Puzzle	5
Clocks	3
Blood Relation	3
Syllogism	4
Coding & Decoding	5
Analogy	4
Miscellaneous	5

MH-CET General Knowledge

The section was balanced, including questions from both Current Affairs and Static GK. Current affairs questions were centred on the Nobel Prize, and a few questions on Maharashtra, which made it easier for applicants from that state. Overall, the exam was of moderate difficulty.

Topic-wise breakup –

First Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Static GK	30
Legal GK	5

Second Shift

Name of the Topic	Number of Questions
Static GK	33
Current GK	2

MH-CET Law Legal Aptitude and Reasoning

The legal aptitude and reasoning sections were challenging, but the law students handled them effectively. Aspirants who rehearsed answering principle-based questions would have been more at ease taking the section. Contracts, criminal, torts, and family law-related issues were posed in this area. Except for the constitution, nearly all of the legal aptitude subjects were addressed.

Topic-wise breakup –

First Shift