Maharashtra CET 3-Year LLB 2026: CAP Round 3 Alphabetical Merit List Released

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has officially released the alphabetical merit list for the third round of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the 3-Year LLB programme for the 2026 academic session. This provisional list serves as a crucial step for candidates who have completed their document verification process, allowing them to confirm their application status before the final merit list is generated.

The publication of this alphabetical list is designed to provide transparency in the admission process, enabling applicants to verify their personal and academic details. By reviewing this document, candidates can ensure that their information—including category, candidature type, and examination scores—is accurately reflected in the system. This step is essential for maintaining the integrity of the seat allotment process for law colleges across Maharashtra.

Accessing the Alphabetical Merit List and Verification Process

Candidates can access the alphabetical list by visiting the official website at llb3cap26.mahacet.org. The list has been organised category-wise to accommodate different groups, including Maharashtra State (MS), Outside Maharashtra State (OMS), and Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) candidates. To view the document, applicants should navigate to the CAP Round 3 section on the portal and select their respective category to download the relevant PDF file.

The alphabetical list contains several key data points for each candidate, including their unique Application ID, full name, gender, date of birth, category, and candidature type. Additionally, the list displays the candidate's CET Roll Number, CET percentile, and their respective HSC and SSC percentage scores. It is highly recommended that all applicants thoroughly check these details to ensure there are no discrepancies.

In the event that a candidate identifies an error or mismatch in their official details, the CET Cell has provided a window for them to raise complaints. Addressing these concerns at this stage is vital, as only those whose details are verified and corrected will be eligible to proceed to the final merit list and the subsequent seat allotment phase. Following the resolution of these details, the final merit list will be published, marking the next major milestone in the 3-Year LLB admission cycle.