MH-CET Law Exam Pattern

Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law, commonly known as MH-CET Law has been designed for admissions to 5-year Integrated Undergraduate Courses in Law. The exam is conducted by The State Common Entrance Test Cell along with The Directorate of Higher Education responsible to release the exam pattern. The exam has been drafted to test a candidate's ability, aptitude, comprehension skills and reasoning. This article further evaluates the exam pattern, marking scheme along with a brief description on each section.

The candidates are requested to read the following table with attention to understand a brief overview of the exam details. Please make sure to always check the official website for any updated information. The exam difficulty level will be comparatively lower for MAH-CET 5-year LLB than for the 3-year LLB

The following table will help you understand the section-wise questions and marks distribution. It is important to note that each question has one mark, thus making each section hold equal value of marks to it's number of questions.

Candidates appearing for MAH-CET 5-year LLB must be thorough with the exam pattern. Knowing the exam pattern of any entrance exam, you get an idea of the actual paper. It helps you in analyzing your preparation strategies and time management. The candidate knows the number of sections, question distribution, marks distribution, and sectional time limit (if any). All of these aspects have been helping the candidates to perform well in the actual exam.

The exam contains questions from contracts, crime, torts, and topics in legal aptitude. In this section, candidates will be tested on their legal knowledge. However, every candidate must be thorough with the legal concepts to ace the exam.

The section focuses on questions from Static GK and Current Affairs. Students can expect a few questions based on the state, so candidates from Maharashtra must learn a few facts about the state.

The questions from puzzles and arrangements dominate the section. The section contains questions from statement-assumptions, coding-decoding, and a few questions from Data Sufficiency other than puzzles and arrangements.

One of the easiest sections, the English section, contains reading comprehension with 10 questions. The questions are based upon synonyms and antonyms, cloze test, spotting the error, Para jumbles, and fill in the blanks. Candidates must be thorough with all the concepts as it will help them ace the section.

The topics covered in this section are based on SI, CI, Profit and Loss, Speed and Distance, etc. With more practice, you can ace this section, so be thorough with the formulas.