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Maharashtra CET Announces Final Date for 2026 5‑Year LLB CAP Registration
✍️ Shiksha
🗓 14 Jul 2026, 08:13 AM
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The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (CET) has announced that the last date for registration for the 2026 5‑year LLB CAP program is approaching. Candidates can apply online at cetcell.mahacet.org.
The Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (CET) has issued a notice that the final deadline for registration for the 2026 5‑year LLB CAP course is fast approaching.
Students interested in pursuing a five‑year integrated LLB program are required to submit their application through the official CET portal, cetcell.mahacet.org. The portal provides all necessary forms, fee details, and eligibility criteria.
The last date for registration is set for the end of this month, after which no further applications will be accepted. Candidates are advised to complete their registration early to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
Applicants must ensure that they upload all required documents, such as academic certificates and a recent photograph, and pay the application fee online. The CET team will verify the submissions before the cutoff.
The 2026 CET exam will test candidates in subjects including English, General Knowledge, and Reasoning, with a focus on identifying students suitable for the integrated law program.
Students interested in pursuing a five‑year integrated LLB program are required to submit their application through the official CET portal, cetcell.mahacet.org. The portal provides all necessary forms, fee details, and eligibility criteria.
The last date for registration is set for the end of this month, after which no further applications will be accepted. Candidates are advised to complete their registration early to avoid last‑minute technical issues.
Applicants must ensure that they upload all required documents, such as academic certificates and a recent photograph, and pay the application fee online. The CET team will verify the submissions before the cutoff.
The 2026 CET exam will test candidates in subjects including English, General Knowledge, and Reasoning, with a focus on identifying students suitable for the integrated law program.