MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 Out for 5-Year LLB - Download Hall Ticket at cetcell.mahacet.org, Exam on 8 May

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has released the MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 for the 5‑year integrated LLB entrance examination. Candidates who registered for the MH CET 5‑year LLB exam can now download their hall ticket from the official CET Cell portal using their login credentials.

As per the official notification, the MH CET Law 5‑year LLB exam will be conducted on 8 May 2026 in computer‑based mode at designated centres across Maharashtra and selected cities outside the state. The admit card must be carried to the exam centre along with a valid photo ID; candidates without these will not be allowed to appear for the exam.

MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 - Overview (5‑Year LLB)

How to Download MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 (5‑Year LLB)

Candidates can follow these steps to download their MH CET Law 5‑year LLB hall ticket:

1. Visit the State CET Cell website: https://cetcell.mahacet.org and go to the MH CET Law (5‑year LLB) page via the Central Launchpad.

2. Click on the “View Admit Card” / “Download MH CET Law 5‑Year LLB Admit Card 2026” link.

3. On the candidate login window, enter your Registration Number/Application ID and Date of Birth/Password, then submit the captcha/security key.

4. Your MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 (5‑year LLB) will be displayed on the screen.

5. Check details such as your name, exam date (8 May 2026), exam time, test centre and exam‑day instructions.

6. Download the hall ticket PDF and take 2-3 clear printouts to carry on the exam day and keep as backup.

If you face difficulty in logging in or downloading the admit card, use the direct link on CET Cell/partner sites or contact the MH CET Law helpdesk.

Details Mentioned on MH CET Law Admit Card 2026

The MH CET Law 5‑year LLB admit card contains key details that candidates must verify carefully:

• Candidate’s name and photograph

• Application/Registration number and roll number (if allotted)

• Exam name: MH CET Law 2026 - 5‑Year LLB

• Exam date and shift (8 May 2026 - Shift 1 or Shift 2)

• Reporting time, last entry time and exam timing (e.g., 9:00-11:00 AM or 2:00-4:00 PM)

• Exam centre name, code and full address

• Candidate’s category and other profile details

• Important exam‑day instructions and code of conduct

Any discrepancy in the candidate’s name, photograph, exam date or centre may be reported to the State CET Cell for clarification before the exam.

Documents Required with MH CET Law Admit Card 2026

On the MH CET Law 5‑year LLB exam day, candidates must bring the following to the test centre:

• A printed copy of MH CET Law Admit Card 2026 (5‑year LLB) - clear A4‑size printout, colour or high‑quality black and white.

• One original valid photo ID proof, such as:

  • PAN Card

  • Passport

  • Voter ID

• Any additional documents mentioned in the instructions, if applicable (for example, disability certificate for PwD candidates).

Candidates who fail to produce the admit card and acceptable ID will not be permitted inside the exam hall.

Exam‑Day Instructions for MH CET Law 5‑Year LLB 2026

The State CET Cell has issued detailed exam‑day guidelines for MH CET Law 2026, including shift‑wise reporting and entry times:

• Reach the exam centre well before reporting time; for Shift 1, reporting is usually around 7:30 AM, with last entry by 8:45 AM and exam from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM; for Shift 2, reporting is around 12:30 PM, last entry by 1:45 PM and exam from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

• Carry only essential items - MH CET Law hall ticket, valid photo ID and permitted stationery; avoid bags, books or unnecessary belongings.

• Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, calculators, Bluetooth devices, earphones or any electronic gadgets or written material into the exam hall; these items are strictly prohibited.

• Follow all instructions announced by invigilators and those printed on the admit card and displayed at the centre; any unfair practice can lead to cancellation of candidature.

• Keep your MH CET Law admit card safely even after the exam, as it may be required for counselling and document verification.