MH CET law 2021 admit card released at mahacet.org; Download here
Mahima Bahl | September 28, 2021 | 07:12 PM IST | 2 mins read
MH CET law 2021 admit card is an important document that must be downloaded by all candidates before appearing in the exam. Candidates will not be allowed to appear in MH CET law 2021 without admit card.
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NEW DELHI:
The State CET Cell, Maharashtra has released the admit cards of MH CET law 2021 for 3-year LLB in online mode. The admit cards are available for download at the official website of CET Cell - mahacet.org. To download the admit card, candidates need to log in into the admission portal of CET Cell. Th admit card for the 5-year LLB will be released later.
Click here
to download the MH CET Law 2021 hall ticket.
The MH CET law 2021 for 3-year LLB will be conducted on October 4 and 5, 2021. Whereas, the MH CET law for 5-year LLB which was initially scheduled to be held on October 3 has been postponed and will now be conducted on October 8, 2021.
Important Dates
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Events |
Dates |
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Release of admit card (For 3 year LLB) |
September 28, 2021 |
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MH CET 3 year LLB |
October 4 and 5, 2021 |
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MH CET 5 year LLB |
October 8, 2021 |
Steps to download the MH CET law admit card 2021
Candidates can download the MH CET law 2021 admit card by following the given steps:
Step 1 - Click on the link given above
Step 2 - Enter the login credentials such as registration number and date of birth/ password
Step 3 - MH CET law 2021 hall ticket will be displayed
Step 4 - Check the details; download and save the admit card for future reference
Details mentioned on the admit card
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Candidate details such as name, date of birth and category
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Roll number and registration number
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LLB programme name
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Exam date, day and timings
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Reporting time and slot number
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Exam centre details
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Exam day guidelines
After downloading the hall ticket of MH CET law 2021, candidates should check all the details mentioned in the admit card. In case of any discrepancy, candidates are advised to contact the authorities for making necessary changes.
MH CET law 2021: Important items to carry
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A hardcopy of MH CET law 2021 admit card
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A valid photo ID card such as Aadhar card, voter id, PAN card etc.
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A ball point pen.
MH CET law exam day guidelines 2021
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Candidates must carry their MH CET Law 2021 admit card.
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Wearing masks and following social distancing norms are mandatory.
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Candidates should report at least 30 minutes before the commencement of MH CET law 2021.
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No candidate will be allowed to enter the exam hall with any personal belongings.
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Candidates should keep the admit card safe even after completion of test. They will have to produce the admit card at the time of counselling.
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