Yes, you may need a gap certificate since there is a gap of nearly one academic year between your post graduation (June 2024) and appearing for the MH CET 3-year LLB exam in May 2025.

However, whether it is mandatory or not depends on the specific law college or university where you are seeking admission. Some institutions may require a gap certificate as part of the admission process to explain any academic or professional break, while others may not ask for it if the gap is short and justifiable.

If required, a gap certificate generally includes:

• Your name and academic history

• Reason for the gap (e.g., preparation for entrance exam, personal reasons)

• Declaration of not being involved in any unlawful activity

• Notarized affidavit on a stamp paper (usually Rs. 10 or Rs. 20)

Suggestion:
Once counselling or admission starts, contact the specific college or university where you plan to take admission and confirm whether a gap certificate is required in your case.

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