MAH 3-Year LLB CET Exam 2026 LIVE:The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra State, is all set to conduct the MAH Law CET Exam 2026 for a 3-year-long LLB course on April 1 to April 2, 2026. The test will be conducted in 2 shifts, Shift 1 will be from 11 AM to 1 PM, and Shift 2 will be from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM at selected Cities in Maharashtra only. The April 1- Shift 1 and Shift 2 have ended and the exam was Moderate. As per the students, GK was of Moderate difficulty level and English was Easy in both these shift. Out of the two, the 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM exam was easier.

The MAH 3-Year LLB CET Exam 2026 live coverage is provided below, wherein important questions, instructions, last-minute preparation tips, short notes, marks vs percentile and previous years’ cutoff trends are covered. The answer key, question paper, exam analysis and expected college wise cutoff will be shared here soon after the exam ends.

MAH 3-Year LLB CET Answer Key 2026 (Unofficial)

Here is the unofficial answer key of the exam:

Day 1, Shift 2

Q) Choose the word most similar in meaning to “emaciated.”
A) Thin
Q) What does the idiom “bite the bullet” mean?
A) To face a difficult situation bravely
Q) Which of the following is the Fundamental Right under the Indian Constitution?
A) Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression
Q) The Menaka Gandhi case (1978) is associated with which of the following?
A) Preventive Detention
Q) A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is filed for the purpose of
A) Protecting public interest
Q) Which of the following is the headquarters of the United Nations?
A) New York, USA
Q) The World Trade Organisation is headquarted in?
A) Geneva, Switzerland
Q) Full form of NITI Ayog?
A) National Institution for Transforming India
Q) Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2023?
A) Jon Fosse

Day 1, Shift 1

Q) Highest peak of Nilgiri Hills?
A) The highest peak of the Nilgiri Hills is Doddabetta.
Q) Which of the following tiger reserves is located in Maharashtra?
A) Tadoba-Andhari
Q) How many revenue divisions are there in Maharashtra?
A) 6 revenue districts
Q) The highest peak of the Rocky Mountains is:
A) Mount Elbert
Q) The 'Jnanpith Award' is given for excellence in which field?
A) Outstanding contribution to literature
Q) Meaning of the word 'emaciated'?
A) Someone who is abnormally thin due to illness or lack of nutrition
Q) Correct meaning of the idiom 'call a spade a spade':
A) Being honest and straightforward, even if it is blunt
Q) The Right to Privacy in India is protected under which Article of the Constitution?
A) Article 21 (Right to Life and Personal Liberty)
Q) “Epstein Island” is commonly associated with which controversial figure?
A) Jeffrey Epstein
Q) Which of the following authors is associated with Hindi literature and has received the Jnanpith Award?
A) Mahadevi Verma
Q) Which of the following authors is associated with Urdu 0literature and has received the Jnanpith Award?
A) Ali Sardar Jafri
Q) Find the missing number in the series: 1² = 1, 2² = 4, 3² = 9, 4² = 16, 5² = 25, 6² = 36, 7² = 49
A) 36
Q) If January 1, 2000 was a Monday, what day was 26 January 2000?
A) Friday
Q) Which Indian judge was a member of the Tokyo Trials?
A) Justice Radhabinod Pal
Q) Driving licences in India are issued under which Act?
A) Motor Vehicles Act, 1988
Q) The 42nd Amendment of the Indian Constitution is popularly known as:
A) Mini Constitution
Q) Which of the following grounds is NOT a valid ground for imposing reasonable restrictions under Article 19 of the Indian Constitution?
A) Right to Property

MAH 3-Year LLB CET Exam Analysis 2026

Here is the exam analysis for Shift 1 and Shift 2 of Day 1:

April 1, Shift 1

As per the initial feedback by students, the exam of Moderate difficulty level. English was the easiest of all and had some direct questions. Legal had 1-2 tricky questions and General Knowledge was Moderate too. GK had some questions around Maharashtra state itself. Reasoning had a clock based question which a few students found difficult, rest was manageable.

April 1, Shift 2

The overall difficulty level of MAH 3-Year LLB CET Exam 2026 shift 2 april 1 is Moderate. According to some experts, this shift was easier than Shift 1. Legal Aptitude & Reasoning had questions from constitutional law, legal principles, and landmark cases such as Right to Property (Article 300A). GK & Current Affairs and Logical & Analytical Reasoning were Easy to Moderate and had questions from number series (perfect squares), United Nations (headquarters), WTO, NITI Aayog, Nobel Prize (2023), Maharashtra geography (tiger reserves, revenue divisions), awards, and history (INC founder). English was easiest sections of all.

Stay tuned to the LIVE Blog for more updates on MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 exam, exam analysis, paper solution, expected college-wose cutoff, important questions, last-minute priority topics with short notes and previous years’ cutoff trends!

MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 LIVE

• Apr 02, 2026 03:30 PM IST

  Day 2, Shift 2 Exam Starts

  The final shift of the MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 has officially begun! Candidates have 120 minutes to tackle 150 questions—remember to maintain speed in the English section to leave enough "thinking time" for Logical Reasoning.

• Apr 02, 2026 03:00 PM IST

  English Notes 5: Para-jumbles

  To solve jumbled sentences, identify the Opening Sentence (usually a general introduction) and look for "Mandatory Pairs." Pronouns like "He," "It," or "They" usually follow the sentence that introduces the Noun.

• Apr 02, 2026 02:40 PM IST

  English Notes 4: Vocabulary & Idioms

  Quickly scan common Legal Idioms like "Status Quo" (existing state), "Ad Hoc" (for a specific purpose), and "De Facto" (in reality). For Synonyms, use the elimination method by checking the "positive/negative" charge of the words.

• Apr 02, 2026 02:20 PM IST

  English Notes 3: Sentence Improvement

  Focus on Tense Consistency. If a sentence starts in the past tense, it should generally remain in the past tense. Watch out for "Had + Past Participle" (Past Perfect) usage when two actions happened in the past.

• Apr 02, 2026 02:00 PM IST

  English Notes 2: Error Spotting & Grammar

  Review the Subject-Verb Agreement rules, especially for collective nouns and phrases like "along with" or "as well as." Remember: "The jury was unanimous" (singular) vs. "The jury were divided" (plural).

• Apr 02, 2026 01:40 PM IST

  English Notes 1: Reading Comprehension

  Don't read the whole passage first; skim the questions to know what keywords to look for. Focus on the "Tone of the Author" (e.g., Cynical, Optimistic, Neutral) and "Main Theme" questions, as these are standard CET marks.

• Apr 02, 2026 01:20 PM IST

  Exam Analysis & Answer Key Soon

  Initial student feedback suggests the exam was of Moderate difficulty level. We are currently compiling the memory-based questions and will release a preliminary answer key and difficulty analysis shortly.

• Apr 02, 2026 01:00 PM IST

  Day 2, Shift 1 Exam Ends

  The bells have rung and the first shift of Day 2 is officially over! Candidates are now heading out- stay tuned as we gather the first reports on the difficulty level and reviews of the exam.

• Apr 02, 2026 12:40 PM IST

  Logical & Analytical Reasoning Notes 5

  Focus on Number & Letter Series patterns, checking for squares, cubes, prime numbers, or alternating differences. In "Coding-Decoding," quickly write down the A-Z ranks (1-26) on your rough sheet to decode shifts in the alphabet instantly.

• Apr 02, 2026 12:20 PM IST

  Logical & Analytical Reasoning Notes 4

  Statement & Assumptions: An assumption is something "taken for granted" or unstated. To test it, use the Negation Technique: if negating the assumption makes the original statement fall apart, then that assumption is definitely implicit.

• Apr 02, 2026 12:00 PM IST

  Logical & Analytical Reasoning Notes 3

  Seating Arrangements (Linear & Circular) are high-scoring but time-consuming; always start with a "definite" statement like "A sits third to the left of B." If two possibilities emerge, draw two quick diagrams simultaneously to see which one contradicts later clues.

• Apr 02, 2026 11:40 AM IST

  Logical & Analytical Reasoning Notes 2

  For Blood Relations, always draw a family tree with clear symbols (e.g., "+" for male, "-" for female) to map out generations. Pay close attention to "pointing to a photograph" questions, as they often involve a twist in the speaker's perspective.

• Apr 02, 2026 11:20 AM IST

  Logical & Analytical Reasoning Notes 1

  Master Syllogisms using the Venn Diagram method to avoid confusion with "Some" vs. "All" statements. Remember that if the conclusion doesn't definitely follow from the premises in every possible scenario, it must be marked as invalid.

• Apr 02, 2026 11:00 AM IST

  Day 2, Shift 1 Exam Begins

  The countdown is over and the 120-minute timer is now live! The exam has started at 11 AM and will be held till 1 PM.

• Apr 02, 2026 10:40 AM IST

  Day 2, Shift 1 Exam in 20 Minutes

  Shift 1 of Day 2 to starts in the next 20 minutes! Double-check that your Admit Card and Original Photo ID are on your desk.

• Apr 02, 2026 10:20 AM IST

  GK & Current Affairs Notes 5: Sports & Economy

  Check the winners of the recent Grand Slams (Australian/French Open) and major ICC cricket tournament results. On the economy front, know the current Repo Rate set by the RBI and the theme of the latest Union Budget presented in Parliament.

• Apr 02, 2026 10:00 AM IST

  GK & Current Affairs Notes 4: Environment & Science

  Revisit the COP28/COP29 goals regarding "Net Zero" emissions and the International Solar Alliance (ISA). In science, stay updated on India's latest space missions (Gaganyaan updates) and any major breakthroughs in AI or renewable energy.

• Apr 02, 2026 09:40 AM IST

  GK & Current Affairs Notes 3: Awards & Honours

  Memorize the latest Bharat Ratna and Padma Award recipients for 2025–26. In the literary world, check the winners of the Jnanpith Award and the Booker Prize, as these are frequent favorites in the General Knowledge section.

• Apr 02, 2026 09:20 AM IST

  GK & Current Affairs Notes 2: International Orgs

  Review the United Nations structure: the Security Council has 5 permanent members (P5) with veto power. Also, keep an eye on the BRICS+ expansion and the headquarters of major bodies like the WHO (Geneva) and UNESCO (Paris).

• Apr 02, 2026 09:00 AM IST

  GK & Current Affairs Notes 1: Indian Polity

  Focus on the Preamble (Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic, Republic) and the Emergency Provisions (Articles 352, 356, and 360). Remember that the 44th Amendment replaced "Internal Disturbance" with "Armed Rebellion" for National Emergencies.

• Apr 02, 2026 08:40 AM IST

  Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning Notes 5

  Recent Amendments: Familiarize yourself with the BNS, BNSS, and BSA which replaced the IPC, CrPC, and Evidence Act. Also, review the Digital Personal Data Protection Act regarding consumer privacy.

• Apr 02, 2026 08:20 AM IST

  Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning Notes 4

  Hierarchy of Courts: Know the structure from Subordinate Courts to High Courts and the Supreme Court. Remember, the SC is a Court of Record, meaning its decisions are binding on all lower courts.

• Apr 02, 2026 08:00 AM IST

  Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning Notes 3

  Marriage & Succession: Focus on the grounds for divorce (like cruelty or desertion) and the difference between intestate (dying without a will) and testamentary succession under personal laws.

• Apr 02, 2026 07:40 AM IST

  Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning Notes 2

  Powers of Parliament: While the Lok Sabha has more power over Money Bills, the Rajya Sabha has exclusive powers to create All-India Services and legislate on State List subjects in the national interest.

• Apr 02, 2026 07:20 AM IST

  Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning Notes 1

  General Exceptions: Understand that acts done by a child under 7, or an insane person, are not crimes. Private Defense is a right, but it cannot be used as a pretext for retaliation or revenge.

• Apr 02, 2026 07:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 20

  Question: What is a 'Bailable Offence'?

  Answer: An offence where bail is a matter of right, and the police or court is duty-bound to release the accused upon providing the required surety.

• Apr 02, 2026 06:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 19

  Question: Blood Relation: Your mother's brother is your?

  Answer: Maternal Uncle. In CET exams, always specify "Maternal" or "Paternal" to ensure accuracy in complex family trees.

• Apr 02, 2026 05:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 18

  Question: Can Fundamental Rights be suspended during Emergency?

  Answer: Yes, but with a critical exception: Articles 20 and 21 (Right to life and protection in respect of conviction) can never be suspended.

• Apr 02, 2026 04:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 17

  Question: Where is the International Court of Justice (ICJ) located?

  Answer: The Hague, Netherlands. It is the only one of the six principal organs of the UN not located in New York.

• Apr 02, 2026 03:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 16

  Question: Antonym of 'Transparent'?

  Answer: Opaque. While 'translucent' allows some light through, 'opaque' blocks it entirely—much like a complex legal clause!

• Apr 02, 2026 02:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 15

  Question: Minimum age to contest Lok Sabha elections?

  Answer: 25 years. Note the difference: it’s 30 for Rajya Sabha and 35 for the Presidency or Vice-Presidency.

• Apr 02, 2026 01:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 14

  Question: All lawyers are smart. X is a lawyer. Is X smart?

  Answer: Yes. This is a basic categorical syllogism where the specific case (X) must inherit the properties of the universal set (lawyers).

• Apr 02, 2026 12:00 AM IST

  Practice Question 13

  Question: Is 'Truth' (Justification) a defense in Defamation?

  Answer: Yes. If a statement is true and made for the public good, it serves as a complete defense against a civil defamation suit.

• Apr 01, 2026 11:30 PM IST

  Practice Question 12

  Question: Who appoints the Governor of a State?

  Answer: The President of India. The Governor serves at the pleasure of the President and acts as the constitutional head of the state.

• Apr 01, 2026 11:00 PM IST

  Practice Question 11

  Question: Meaning of the idiom 'In a nutshell'?

  Answer: Briefly or in a very short form. This is a common idiom used to summarize complex information into a few essential words.

• Apr 01, 2026 10:30 PM IST

  Practice Question 10

  Question: Which writ is used to release a person illegally detained?

  Answer: Habeas Corpus. Literally meaning "to have the body," this writ is a powerful tool to protect individual liberty against unlawful arrest.

• Apr 01, 2026 10:00 PM IST

  Practice Question 9

  Question: Complete the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, __?

  Answer: 30. The pattern is adding consecutive even numbers: $+4, +6, +8, +10. Successive differences increase by 2 each time.

• Apr 01, 2026 09:30 PM IST

  Practice Question 8

  Question: What is 'Mens Rea'?

  Answer: Guilty Mind. It is the mental element of a crime; most offenses require both a physical act (Actus Reus) and a criminal intent to establish guilt.

• Apr 01, 2026 09:00 PM IST

  Practice Question 7

  Question: Who is the current Chief Justice of India?

  Answer: Justice Surya Kant. (Note: Always verify the most recent appointment before the exam as judicial leadership transitions occur periodically).

• Apr 01, 2026 08:30 PM IST

  Practice Question 6

  Question: Change to Passive: "He wrote a book."

  Answer: "A book was written by him." Remember, in passive voice, the object becomes the subject and the verb changes to "to be" + past participle.

• Apr 01, 2026 08:00 PM IST

  Practice Question 5

  Question: An agreement enforceable at the option of one party but not the other is called? Answer: A Voidable Contract, often occurring due to Coercion or Fraud.

• Apr 01, 2026 07:40 PM IST

  Practice Question 4

  Question: If 'Lawyer' is related to 'Court', then 'Scientist' is related to?

  Answer: Laboratory (Establishing the relationship between a professional and their primary workplace).

• Apr 01, 2026 07:20 PM IST

  Practice Question 3

  Question: "Infringement of a legal right without any actual loss or damage" is known as? Answer: Injuria Sine Damno, which is actionable in a court of law.

• Apr 01, 2026 07:00 PM IST

  Practice Question 2

  Question: Which Amendment is known as the "Mini Constitution" of India?

  Answer: The 42nd Amendment Act, 1976, which introduced massive changes to the Preamble and Seventh Schedule.

• Apr 01, 2026 06:40 PM IST

  Practice Question 1

  Question: What is the meaning of the maxim "De Minimis Non Curat Lex"?

  Answer: The law does not concern itself with trifles (minor or insignificant matters).

• Apr 01, 2026 06:20 PM IST

  Deogiri Law College Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	1793	96.4687542
  MS Closing Cutoff	9999	81.3936735
  OMS Opening Cutoff	--	--
  OMS Closing Cutoff	--	--

• Apr 01, 2026 06:00 PM IST

  Adv. B. D. Hambarde Vidhi Mahavidyalaya Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	2038	95.9651178
  MS Closing Cutoff	7493	85.8518808
  OMS Opening Cutoff	--	--
  OMS Closing Cutoff	--	--

• Apr 01, 2026 05:40 PM IST

  Day 1 Ends, What Next?

  Day 1 of MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 has ended. April 2 is Day 2 of the exam. Answer Keys and Results will be out within 2-3 weeks on mahacet.org.

• Apr 01, 2026 05:30 PM IST

  Exam Ends for Shift 2

  All sessions are complete for Day 1! Shift 1 and Shift 2, both were of Moderate difficulty level. The Day two of MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 exam is April 2, 2026. The analysis for Day 1 Shift 2 wil be shared here shortly along with the expected cutoff and important notes for Day 2.

• Apr 01, 2026 05:00 PM IST

  Dr Subhashrao Dhakne Law College Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	1117	97.8518567
  MS Closing Cutoff	9530	81.9959128
  OMS Opening Cutoff	1731	16.2726773
  OMS Closing Cutoff	1731	16.2726773

• Apr 01, 2026 04:40 PM IST

  Swatantrya Senani Ramrao Awargaonkar Law College Beed Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	374	99.3581767
  MS Closing Cutoff	4608	91.2193460
  OMS Opening Cutoff	--	--
  OMS Closing Cutoff	--	--

• Apr 01, 2026 04:20 PM IST

  Half Time Over, Exam Ending in 1 Hour

  60 minutes left for MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 Shift 2. Exam all set to end at 5:30 PM. The exam analysis and answer key will be shared here soon after the exam concludes!

• Apr 01, 2026 04:00 PM IST

  MSS Law College, Jalna Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	395	99.3086621
  MS Closing Cutoff	8082	84.5242744
  OMS Opening Cutoff	--	--
  OMS Closing Cutoff	--	--

• Apr 01, 2026 03:40 PM IST

  Late M.L.C. Vasantraoji Kale Law College Aurangabad Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	74	99.9051105
  MS Closing Cutoff	6250	88.4340821
  OMS Opening Cutoff	--	--
  OMS Closing Cutoff	--	--

• Apr 01, 2026 03:30 PM IST

  Exam Begins for Shift 2

  The final session of the April 1 exam has officially started at 3 PM. The exam will go on for 2 hours and will end at 5:30 PM.

• Apr 01, 2026 03:00 PM IST

  Day 1, Shift 2 Exam Starts in 30 Min.

  Day 1, Shift 2 gates are closing shortly. Students need to make sure that they have the admit card and ID proof ready. The exam will start at 3:30 PM sharp.

• Apr 01, 2026 02:40 PM IST

  Dr. Bapuji Salunkhe Law College, Osmanabad Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	381	99.3086621
  MS Closing Cutoff	6808	87.1492477
  OMS Opening Cutoff	1179	76.0119745
  OMS Closing Cutoff	1179	76.0119745

• Apr 01, 2026 02:20 PM IST

  Dr. Ambedkar College of Law Aurangabad Round 1 Expected Cutoff: Gen Category

  Category	Eligible Merit No.	Merit Marks
  MS Opening Cutoff	8	99.9934508
  MS Closing Cutoff	4319	91.9953143
  OMS Opening Cutoff	75	99.5088087
  OMS Closing Cutoff	1836	0.5304866

• Apr 01, 2026 02:00 PM IST

  When is MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 Shift 2?

  Shift 2 candidates are already lining up for security checks and biometric verification. The exam starts at 3:30 PM sharp, so ensure you have your original ID and Hall Ticket ready before entering the gate.

• Apr 01, 2026 01:40 PM IST

  SNDT College: Possible or Not with 70 Marks?

  For SNDT Women's Law College, a score of 70 might be on the edge for the first list but remains a possibility for later rounds or the Institutional Quota. Keep an eye on the vacancy reports after the first two CAP rounds are completed.

• Apr 01, 2026 01:20 PM IST

  Exam Analysis & Question Paper Soon!

  Initial feedback suggests a Moderate difficulty level of Shift 1 MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 morning paper. We will post a detailed sectional analysis and expected "Good Attempts" within the hour.

• Apr 01, 2026 01:00 PM IST

  Exam Ends for Shift 1

  Shift 1 has officially concluded! Candidates will start exiting the centers in the next 5 minutes; stay tuned as we bring you the first-hand student reactions and a quick breakdown of the most challenging sections from this morning's paper.

• Apr 01, 2026 12:40 PM IST

  Is GJ Advani Law College with a score around 90?

  A score of 90+ is a strong competitive mark for G.J. Advani Law College (Mumbai) for Maharashtra State (MS) candidates. While cutoffs vary yearly, 90-95 usually puts you in a safe zone for this prestigious institution during the CAP rounds.

• Apr 01, 2026 12:20 PM IST

  Sectional Time Limit- Yes or No?

  No, there is no sectional time limit. You can switch between sections freely.

• Apr 01, 2026 12:00 PM IST

  Half Time Over, Exam Ending in 1 Hour

  60 minutes remaining for Shift 1. Students must be halfway through their paper! The exam will end at 1 PM.

• Apr 01, 2026 11:40 AM IST

  Top 10 Colleges Accepting MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 (2)

  College Name	Seat Intake
  Adv.Ramkrishnaji Rathi Law College	60
  Late Yadvaraodada Deshmukh Law College	60
  Akola Law College	60
  Mukul Wasnik College Of Law	60
  Shrirambhau Shelke Law College	60

• Apr 01, 2026 11:20 AM IST

  Top 10 Colleges Accepting MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 (1)

  College Name	Seat Intake
  Government Law College	320
  ILS	160-180
  Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh College Of Law	240
  Shri Nathmal Goenka Law College	240
  Amolakchand Vidhi Mahavidyalaya	120

• Apr 01, 2026 11:00 AM IST

  Exam Begins for Shift 1

  The 120-minute timer has started! Students are advised to read every question carefully but maintain a steady pace to cover all 150 marks. The exam is being held in an online mode.

• Apr 01, 2026 10:40 AM IST

  Shift 1 Exam Starts in 20 Minutes!

  This is the time to clear your head and do a final check of your workstation and Hall Ticket. The exam is all set to start in next 20 minutes. Students will be given 2 hours to complete all MCQs and the Shift 1 test will end at 1 PM.

• Apr 01, 2026 10:20 AM IST

  Last Minute Tip 4: Skip and Mark for Review

  Don't let a single difficult Logic puzzle or a long Reading Comprehension passage drain 10 minutes of your time. Use the "Mark for Review" button generously; secure the easy marks first and return to the "time-wasters" once you've cleared the rest of the paper.

• Apr 01, 2026 10:00 AM IST

  Last Minute Tip 3: The Principle- Fact Rule

  In Legal Reasoning, the Principle is King- always apply it literally to the provided Facts, even if it contradicts your common sense or existing laws. Avoid overthinking; if the principle says "all red cars are illegal," then in that question, they are!

• Apr 01, 2026 09:40 AM IST

  Last Minute Tip 2: Sectional Time Management

  Aim to wrap up the English and General Knowledge sections quickly (approx. 45 mins total) to save maximum time for the heavy lifting. This gives you a "time buffer" for the complex puzzles in Logical Reasoning and the reading-heavy Legal Aptitude cases.

• Apr 01, 2026 09:20 AM IST

  Last Minute Tip 1: No Negative Marking

  Since there is no penalty for wrong answers, ensure you do not leave a single question blank. If you're running out of time, use "intelligent guessing" or pick a consistent option for the remaining bubbles to maximize your statistical hit rate.

• Apr 01, 2026 09:00 AM IST

  Important Topic 10 to Revise

  Vocabulary: Quick look at Antonyms/Synonyms and common Legal Terms: Quickly scan high-frequency Legal Terms like Affidavit, Litigation, and Indemnity. For Synonyms and Antonyms, focus on the "tone" of the word (positive or negative) to help eliminate incorrect options if you don't know the exact meaning.

• Apr 01, 2026 08:40 AM IST

  Important Topic 9 to Revise

  Current Affairs: Major SC judgments and appointments from the last 6 months: Prioritize Legal Current Affairs, including recent Chief Justice appointments and landmark Supreme Court rulings from late 2025/early 2026. Briefly scan major international summits (G20/BRICS) and national awards (Bharat Ratna/Padma Awards).

• Apr 01, 2026 08:20 AM IST

  Important Topic 8 to Revise

  English Grammar: Subject-Verb Agreement, Tenses, and Prepositions: Review Subject-Verb Agreement (e.g., "Neither of the boys is...") and the correct usage of Tenses in complex sentences. Quick tip: If you're stuck on an error-spotting question, read the sentence aloud in your head to catch awkward phrasing.

• Apr 01, 2026 08:00 AM IST

  Important Topic 7 to Revise

  Analytical Reasoning: Refresh Linear and Circular Seating Arrangement patterns: Mastery of Linear and Circular Seating Arrangements is key - always start with the "fixed" or "definite" piece of information. Practice identifying "who sits opposite whom" and "immediate left/right" to save time during the actual paper.

• Apr 01, 2026 07:40 AM IST

  Important Topic 6 to Revise

  Logical Reasoning: Practice Syllogisms and Statement-Assumption questions: Focus on Syllogisms (All A are B) and Statement-Assumptions; always look for the most direct logical link without bringing in outside information. Use Venn diagrams to quickly visualize relationships and eliminate "definitely false" conclusions.

• Apr 01, 2026 07:20 AM IST

  Important Topic 5 to Revise

  Legal Maxims: Caveat Emptor, Res Ipsa Loquitur, and Audi Alteram Partem: Legal maxims are the shorthand of the legal world: Caveat Emptor warns the "buyer to beware" of defects, while Res Ipsa Loquitur applies when "the thing speaks for itself," inferring negligence from the obvious facts of an accident. Most importantly, Audi Alteram Partem is a pillar of natural justice, ensuring that "no man shall be unheard" and both sides are given a fair chance to present their case.

• Apr 01, 2026 07:00 AM IST

  Important Topic 4 to Revise

  Criminal Law (BNS Basics – Mens Rea & Actus Reus): Criminal liability under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita generally requires the concurrence of Actus Reus (the physical wrongful act) and Mens Rea (the guilty mind or intent).

  For the exam, remember that an act alone does not make one guilty unless the mind is also at fault, except in cases of "Strict Liability" like kidnapping or contempt of court. Focus on the stages of a crime- Intention, Preparation, Attempt, and Commission- noting that "Preparation" is usually not punishable, whereas "Attempt" is.

• Apr 01, 2026 06:40 AM IST

  Important Topic 3 to Revise

  Law of Contracts: A valid contract requires a clear Offer and an unqualified Acceptance (Sec 2), forming an agreement enforceable only if backed by Consideration ("Quid Pro Quo"). Under Section 10, the agreement must involve free consent, lawful objects, and competent parties- noting that any contract with a minor is void-ab-initio.

• Apr 01, 2026 06:20 AM IST

  Important Topic 2 to Revise

  Law of Torts: The Law of Torts is all about "civil wrongs" and unliquidated damages. Unlike Criminal Law, the focus here is on compensating the victim. For your final 5-minute revision, ensure you have these three concepts clear:

  1. Negligence: The "Duty of Care" Test

  2. Vicarious Liability: "Qui Facit Per Alium Facit Per Se"

  3. Strict vs. Absolute Liability

• Apr 01, 2026 06:00 AM IST

  Important Topic 1 to Revise

  Indian Constitution: Fundamental Rights (Articles 12-35) are the bedrock of the Indian Constitution and a "must-know" for the MAH LLB CET. Focus on Article 14 (Equality before Law), Article 19 (Six Freedoms), and Article 21 (Right to Life and Liberty), as these are most frequently tested. Ensure you also review the Writ Jurisdictions under Article 32, which allows the Supreme Court to protect these rights through orders like Habeas Corpus and Mandamus.

• Apr 01, 2026 05:40 AM IST

  Shift 2 Exam Timings

  Exam Timings for Shift 2 are:

  Particulars	Time
  Reporting Time	2 PM
  Gate Closing Time	3 PM
  Exam Begins	3:30 PM
  Exam Ends	5:30 PM
  Departing Time	5:35 PM

• Apr 01, 2026 05:20 AM IST

  Shift 1 Exam Timings

  Exam Timings for 1st Shift are:

  Particulars	Time
  Reporting Time	9:30 AM
  Gate Closing Time	10:30 AM
  Exam Begins	11 AM
  Exam Ends	1 PM
  Departing Time	1:05 PM

• Apr 01, 2026 05:00 AM IST

  MAH 3-Year LLB CET 2026 Exam TODAY! Keep these Documents Ready

  Documents required for the exam:

  • Admit Card

  • A valid photo ID (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport)