MH CET Law Reservation 2023

Summary: Every state exam has a reservation for the socio-economically backward. Similarly, MH CET Law lists reservation policies for various social-economic categories and for children of service personnel. Here is a breakdown of reservation policies for MH CET Law.

The State Common Entrance Test (CET) announces the MH CET legal reservation policy 2022 through admission announcements for 3-year-LLB and 5-year-LLB.

The reservation policy describes how seats are allotted across categories and how seat distribution works in government and private institutions participating in the MH CET legislation 2022 admission process. 

Candidates from throughout India who apply for the MH CET legislation 2022 are classified in the open category, which implies that no seats are specifically reserved for them, independent of social caste.

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MH CET Law Reservation 2023 Policy for Social and Economic class

Backward class reservations for the MH CET Law Exam are only available to Maharashtra residents.

Among the social groups evaluated for reservation are SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and notified tribes. Around half of the seats are allocated to candidates from socioeconomic caste groups.

Candidates with caste certificates from states other than Maharashtra will be able to compete in the Open Category.

Some of the castes that fall under the SBC category used to be categorised under the other backward groups. Therefore, such an SBC applicant will be considered qualified for reservation in MH CET law in the previously specified backward class.

If any reserved seats are left following the merit list admission process, SBC applicants will be permitted entrance on a first-come, first-served basis to occupy the seat on a priority basis up to 2% of the total intake capacity.

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Note: Candidates with caste certificates from states other than Maharashtra will be able to compete in the Open Category.

MH CET Law Reservation 2023 for Children of Service Personnel

5% of seats shall be reserved for the following within the sanctioned intake of an institution of MS quota:

• Children of ex-servicemen living in the state of Maharashtra (Def-1).
• Children of Active Duty Personnel who reside in Maharashtra State (Def-2).
• Children of Active Duty Personnel (Def-3) moved to Maharashtra but do not reside there (Def-3).
• Who are not residents of Maharashtra but have families stationed there under the terms of the family housing retention policy at the previous duty station for the benefit of the children's education, provided the candidate has taken and completed the SSC (10th Class) and HSC (12th Class) examinations from a Maharashtra school or college.

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Conclusion

All government/government-aided minority institutions/government-aided/university departments/programs would reserve 85% of the total seats for Maharashtra natives.

In all government/ government-aided minority institutions/government-aided/university departments/courses, 5% of total seats will be reserved for foreign nationals or Indian applicants holding foreign nationality under the NRI/OCI/PIO quota.

10% of total seats in all government/government-aided university departments/courses and government-aided minority institutes will be allocated for candidates from throughout the country.

Minority candidates would receive 51% of all seats at unassisted minority institutes.

There will be no minority quotas at unaided colleges, and Maharashtra students will receive 65% of available seats.

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