The Maharashtra State CET Cell has officially released the seat allotment results for Round 3 of the 5-year LLB Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the 2026 academic session. Candidates who participated in this round can now view their allotment status by logging into the official portal at llb5cap26.mahacet.org using their registered credentials.
This latest announcement follows the publication of the final merit list, which was made available on September 16, 2026, after the conclusion of the grievance redressal period. The seat allotment result marks a critical stage in the admission process, as it confirms the specific college assigned to each candidate based on their merit and preferences.
Following the release of the allotment results, successful candidates are required to proceed with the college reporting phase. This stage is mandatory for securing the assigned seat. The official reporting window for Round 3 has been scheduled from September 19, 2026, through September 23, 2026. During this period, students must visit their allotted institutions to complete the document verification process and finalise their admission.
Candidates are advised to download their seat allotment letters from the official website, as this document is essential for the reporting process at the respective colleges. It is important to note that once a candidate completes the admission process and confirms their seat, they will not be eligible to participate in any subsequent rounds of the counselling process. For those who choose to accept their allotment, the 'freeze' option confirms their placement and concludes their involvement in the CAP rounds.
For students who may not be satisfied with their current allotment, the counselling process provides options to either participate in future rounds or withdraw from the process entirely, subject to the payment of a withdrawal fee. As the process moves into the reporting phase, candidates should ensure all necessary documentation is prepared to facilitate a smooth transition into their respective law programmes.
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