Maharashtra 5-Year LLB CAP Round 3: 6,688 Candidates Allotted Seats Across 165 Law Colleges
Mumbai: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has allotted college seats to 6,688 candidates in the third round of the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the five-year integrated LLB programme for the 2026-27 academic year. 7,977 Seats Available Across 165 Law Colleges A total of 7,977 seats across 165 law colleges were available in the third round. While 18,736 candidates had…
In the third round of the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell's Centralised Admission Process (CAP) for the five-year integrated LLB programme in 2026-27, 6,688 candidates were allotted seats across 165 law colleges. This brought the total number of seats available to 7,977 across all participating institutions. Initially, 18,736 candidates had registered for the admission process, but only 10,353 submitted their college preferences, making them eligible for the latest round of allotments.
The CET Cell reported that 2,686 students confirmed their admissions in the first round, followed by 1,474 in the second round, totaling 4,160 students who had secured admission by the end of that round. Candidates who received college allotments in the third round are required to report to their respective institutions by September 23 and submit the necessary documents and pay the prescribed fees to confirm their admission.
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