Maharashtra CET Cell to Publish MH CET 3-Year LLB CAP Round 3 Alphabetical List Tomorrow

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell is set to release the alphabetical merit list for the third round of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the 3-year LLB programme on September 9, 2026. This list serves as a preliminary document, allowing candidates to verify their personal and academic details before the final merit list is compiled.

Prospective law students can access the alphabetical list directly through the official portal at llb3cap26.mahacet.org. Notably, the CET Cell has confirmed that candidates do not need to log in to their accounts to view this document, as it is published as a public PDF file for transparency and ease of access.

Verification and Grievance Submission Process

The primary purpose of the alphabetical merit list is to provide a window for error correction. Upon the release of the list, candidates are encouraged to carefully review their information for any discrepancies. If a student identifies an error in their listed details, they are permitted to submit a formal grievance to the CET Cell. This grievance submission window will remain open from September 9 through September 11, 2026.

It is important to note that this process is distinct from the final merit list, which is scheduled for publication on September 17, 2026. Once the final merit list is issued, candidates will no longer be able to raise objections or request changes to their details. Therefore, applicants are advised to utilize the upcoming three-day window effectively to ensure their records are accurate.

Understanding the Merit List Structure

The merit list for the MH CET 3-year LLB programme is categorized based on the candidate's candidature type. The CET Cell prepares separate lists for Maharashtra State (MS) candidates, those from outside the state (OMS), Jammu and Kashmir migrants, as well as candidates under the NRI, OIC, PIO, and foreign national categories. These lists are generated based on the performance and ranks achieved by students in the MH CET Law entrance examination.

As the admission process progresses, students are advised to monitor the official website regularly for updates regarding seat allotment and subsequent counselling stages. By maintaining awareness of these key dates—specifically the grievance period ending on September 11 and the final merit list release on September 17—candidates can ensure they remain on track for their law school admissions.