At the moment, there is no government law merit cutoff decided for SC category. Even so, I can offer some information from previous years’ cutoffs for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH CET) Law.

How cutoff marks for MH CET Law have trended in recent years.

- The required cutoff to get into 3-year LLB programs changes depending on each college and their categories. In 2024, various top colleges had set cutoff scores between:

In the Open category, Government Law College saw a change in the score from 100 (the opening score) to 64.82 (the closing score). Even so, scores on the SC part of the exam might not be the same.

For the Open category, ILS Law College saw scores range from 99.95 (opening) to 42.23 (closing).

Generally, you need higher scores to apply for 5-year LLB programs.

For the Open category at Government Law College (BA LLB), the scores varied from 100 (attempt 1) to 70.19 (attempt 2).

Things That Influence the Set Choosing Score:

- The category and status of the college

- Having a merit and reservation process

- The amount of space on board.

How well candidates do in the MH CET Law exam

The most accurate and updated SC category cutoffs for the year 2025 can be found by:

- Go to the official MH CET Law website or get in touch with the exam authorities directly

- Checking the cutoffs colleges used for admitting in past years

– Make sure to watch for announcements about the cutoff dates in each round of counseling.

Uttar Pradesh:

Amity University, Lucknow (Private, direct admission)

SRMU, Lucknow – Affordable & 12th-based

Integral University, Lucknow

Delhi:

IIMT College of Law (Greater Noida) – Low fees, 12th-based

Delhi Metropolitan Education (DME) – IPU-affiliated, some direct seats

Bihar:

Patna Law College (PU-affiliated, merit-based)

Chanakya National Law University (CNLU) – Needs CLAT (not direct)

Bihar Institute of Law – Accepts 12th marks for some courses

Good morning ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, CLAT is not needed to get admission in Dhanbad college. As per the admission process of Dhanbad college the admission is comes under its own committee. So basically it is merit based.

To know in detail kindly go through the given link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/law-college-dhanbad/admission

Best wishes!