MAH-CET Law Eligibility Criteria

MAH-CET (Law) Eligibility Criteria

• The candidate should be an Indian Citizen to apply for the exam.
• There is no upper age limit to appear for the exam.
• Candidates must have passed 10+2 with an aggregate of 45% marks for the general category and 40% for the SC/ST category from a recognized board or university.
• Candidates must meet the minimum aggregate criteria for MAH-CET Law.
• Students appearing for their 10+2 examinations can also apply for the MAH-CET Law.
• Even candidates who completed their senior secondary or high school or acquired a first-degree certificate from correspondence or distance education are also eligible to apply for the MAH-CET Law examination. Yet, the candidate must provide that they have already received basic qualifications (9th or 10th) before obtaining the minimum required academic qualification.

MAH-CET Law: Reservation Criteria

• 10% seats are reserved laterally for the candidates from all over the country in all the Government/ Government aided/ Government aided minority institutions/ University departments/ courses.
• 85% seats are laterally reserved for students of Maharashtra state in all the Government/ Government aided/ Government aided minority institutions/ University department courses.
• 5% seats are reserved under the NRI/ OCI/ PIO quota for foreign nationals or Indian candidates with foreign nationality in all the Government/ Government aided/ Government aided minority institutions/ University department courses.
• There is no minority quota in unaided institutes, and 65% of seats are reserved for students of Maharashtra state.
• In unaided minority institutes, 51% of seats are reserved for minority candidates.
• 20% of seats are reserved for NRI/ OCI/ PIO/ Foreign candidates in all the unaided institutes. This includes a 5% quota defined for NRI/ OCI/ PIO/ Foreign candidates.