MH CET Law Exam Centres 2026 List, Check Steps to Choose Test Cities

The State CET Cell will conduct the MH CET Law 2026 exam in more than 35 centres across Maharashtra and in 13 other states across India. Exam centres are spread over major cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Delhi, Bhopal, and Bengaluru. This wide network allows candidates to take the test at a convenient and accessible location. The complete list is released along with the official notification each year.​

Candidates can check their allotted MH CET Law 2026 exam centre details on their admit card. The admit card will include the test centre's exact address, reporting time, and other essential instructions. It is advisable for candidates to visit the venue in advance to avoid confusion on exam day. Updates regarding exam centres are shared on the official website of the Maharashtra CET Cell (cetcell.mahacet.org).​

Yes, the MH CET Law 2026 application form allows candidates to select up to three preferred exam centres. The exam authority will allot one of these centres based on availability and preference order. Once submitted, these preferences usually cannot be changed, so it is important for candidates to choose carefully before final submission.​

Yes, apart from Maharashtra, MH CET Law 2026 will be conducted in several major cities across other Indian states. Cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Patna, and Jaipur are included. This arrangement ensures that candidates from different regions can appear for the exam without travelling long distances.​

Generally, once candidates select their preferred centres and submit the application form, changes are not allowed. However, if the CET Cell opens a correction window, minor updates may be permitted. Candidates should read the official instructions carefully and choose their centre preferences accurately during registration to avoid later issues.​

The CET Cell allots exam centres based on the preferences entered by candidates, the number of applicants, and the availability of seats at each centre. Usually, candidates get the nearest possible test city to their chosen location. Allotments are final and displayed on the admit card issued before the exam.​

Candidates must carry their MH CET Law 2026 admit card, a valid photo ID proof (like Aadhaar card, PAN card, or voter ID), and one passport-size photograph. Without these documents, entry to the test centre will not be permitted. It is also recommended that candidates bring the necessary stationery items if allowed in the guidelines.​

If candidates mistakenly reach the wrong centre, they will not be allowed to appear for the exam there. The admit card clearly mentions the allocated centre, and exam officials strictly verify this information. Candidates are advised to double-check their exam centre address and arrive early to avoid such issues.​

Usually, candidates must report at least one hour before the scheduled exam time. The exact reporting time is mentioned on the admit card. Early arrival helps candidates complete verification smoothly and settle down before the test begins. Late arrivals beyond the gate closure time will not be allowed.​

Getting the first preferred exam centre is not guaranteed since allotment depends on availability. If the first choice is full, candidates will be assigned the next available option among their listed preferences. Hence, all selected centres should be convenient and accessible.​

No, MH CET Law 2026 is a computer-based test (CBT) conducted online at designated centres. Candidates will use the computer systems provided at the test venue to answer the paper. The centres are equipped with the necessary digital facilities and monitored to ensure fair examination conduct.​

If any technical issue occurs at the exam centre, the invigilators or technical staff will help candidates immediately. Extra time may be given if the problem interrupts the test. Candidates should stay calm and inform the centre supervisor about the issue without attempting to fix it themselves.​

Exam centres for 3-year and 5-year LLB programs are often shared, but the exact details will be specified separately on the admit cards. Candidates should check their respective course admit cards carefully to ensure they go to the correct exam venue and session.​

While official pre-visits are not required, candidates are encouraged to check the route and travel time in advance. Visiting the location a day before the exam ensures they arrive on time. This practice is especially helpful for those unfamiliar with the exam centre area.​

The list of MH CET Law 2026 exam centres is finalised and published by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell. The number and location of centres may vary based on the number of applicants and other logistical needs each year. Updates are shared on cetcell.mahacet.org with official notifications.