Maharashtra State CET Cell Releases MHCET 3-Year LLB Extended Institute Level Merit List

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra, has officially released the merit list for the Extended Institute Level round of the 3-Year LLB admissions for the 2026 academic session. Candidates who participated in this round by submitting fresh college preferences can now access the results through the official Centralised Admission Process (CAP) portal at llb3cap26.mahacet.org.

This specific round was conducted to facilitate the filling of vacant seats under the ACAP and management quotas. The published merit list serves as a crucial document for applicants, detailing essential information including candidate names, application IDs, categories, and entrance exam scores. The authorities have advised all students to carefully review their details for accuracy and to report any discrepancies to the examination cell immediately.

Accessing the Merit List and Admission Reporting

To view the merit list, candidates do not need to provide login credentials, as the State CET Cell has made the institute-wise list available for public viewing on the official website. The list encompasses various candidature types, including Maharashtra State (MS), Outside Maharashtra State (OMS), Jammu and Kashmir migrants, as well as NRI, OCI, PIO, and foreign national categories.

Following the publication of the merit list, the admission process moves into the mandatory reporting phase. Candidates whose names appear on the list are required to report to their allotted colleges to complete the necessary admission formalities. This reporting window is strictly scheduled from October 10 to October 12, 2026. Prospective students must ensure they complete their enrollment at their respective institutions by the final cut-off date of October 12, 2026.

Understanding the Selection Process

The merit list is compiled based on the ranks secured by candidates in the MH CET Law entrance examination. It is important to note that the State CET Cell has specified that candidates are not permitted to raise objections against the merit list once it has been published. The allocation of seats remains subject to the specific cut-off criteria of individual institutions, which can vary significantly depending on the college's reputation and the candidate's category.

As the admission cycle for the 3-Year LLB program nears its conclusion, students are encouraged to monitor the official portal for any further updates regarding seat availability or institutional announcements. Adherence to the specified reporting timeline is essential for securing a seat in the allotted law program.