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MHT CET 3-Year LLB Admission 2026 – Complete Guide (With Conversion Certificate Details)

The MHT CET Law 3-Year LLB admission process is conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra through a centralized system known as CAP (Centralized Admission Process). This process allows candidates to secure admission in government, aided, and private law colleges across Maharashtra.

For the academic year 2026–27, the CAP registration process started on 11 June 2026 and ended on 30 June 2026.

🎯 What is MHT CET 3-Year LLB?

MHT CET Law (3-Year LLB) is an entrance exam for graduates who wish to pursue a law degree. Admission is strictly based on:

  • CET Score

  • Merit Rank

  • CAP Counselling Process

Only candidates who qualify the entrance exam are eligible for CAP registration.

📚 Eligibility Criteria

To apply for the 3-Year LLB course:

  • Must have completed graduation in any discipline

  • Minimum marks required:

    • 45% (General)

    • 42% (OBC/VJNT/SBC)

    • 40% (SC/ST)

  • No upper age limit (as per current rules)

Final-year graduation students can also apply, but they must complete their degree before admission.

🧾 CAP Admission Process (Step-by-Step)

The admission process includes:

  1. Online Registration (CAP)

  2. Document Upload & Verification

  3. Merit List Publication

  4. College Preference Form Filling

  5. Seat Allotment (Rounds)

  6. Admission Confirmation

CAP is the only official admission route for LLB colleges in Maharashtra.

📄 Important Documents Required

During CAP registration, candidates must upload:

  • CET Scorecard

  • Graduation Marksheet

  • Passing Certificate

  • Domicile Certificate (if applicable)

  • Caste Certificate (if applicable)

  • ID Proof

  • Passport Size Photo

👉 One of the most important documents is the Conversion Certificate.

🔥 What is a Conversion Certificate?

A Conversion Certificate is required when your marks are not in percentage format.

Many universities (especially CBSE, ICSE, CGPA systems, or some universities) provide marks in:

  • CGPA / GPA

  • Grades

  • Percentile format

Since CAP requires percentage-based merit calculation, you must convert your marks into percentage using an official certificate.

📌 Types of Conversion Certificates Required

Based on CET Cell notifications, candidates may need:

  • Graduation Conversion Certificate

  • SSC/HSC Conversion Certificate (if multiple attempts or grading system)

  • CBSE / ICSE / IGCSE Marks Conversion Certificate

⚠️ Why Conversion Certificate is Important?

  • Without it, your application may be rejected during verification

  • Your merit score may not be calculated properly

  • It ensures fair comparison among all candidates

👉 If your marksheet already shows percentage, then this certificate is not required

📄 Click Here to Download Conversion Certificate BE / B.Tech Candidates



💡 Important Tips for Students

  • Upload clear and correct documents

  • Check all details before final submission

  • Fill college preferences wisely

  • Keep all certificates ready before CAP starts

  • Don’t wait till last date (servers may be slow)

📊 Current Trend (2026 Update)

  • Thousands of students have already registered for CAP

  • The demand for law admissions is increasing every year

✅ Final Words

MHT CET 3-Year LLB admission is a structured and transparent process, but small mistakes (like missing conversion certificate) can cost you your seat.

So, make sure:
✔ Your documents are correct
✔ Your conversion certificate is ready (if needed)
✔ You complete CAP process carefully




🎓 Start early, stay prepared, and secure your law admission in top colleges of Maharashtra!