MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key Out: 90 Objections Raised, Only 1 Answer Updated- What's Next

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has released the MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key on its official portal. The final key comes after the provisional answer key was published on May 24, 2026, followed by a brief objection window that closed on May 26, 2026. According to the objection redressal report, a total of 90 objections were raised across the two exam shifts, but only one answer has been revised in the final key. This means the vast majority of the provisional answers have been retained as correct by the expert committee. Students can now log in to mahacet.org to download the final answer key and calculate their expected scores ahead of the result declaration, which is expected in the third week of June 2026.

Latest Update

• MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key is OUT on mahacet.org / cetcell.mahacet.org.
• Candidates across both exam shifts raised 90 total objections (Shift 1 and Shift 2).
• Only 1 answer key has been updated after expert review of the objection redressal report.
• The subject expert committee rejected the remaining 89 objections.
• Candidates whose objections were accepted will receive a refund of ₹1,000 per accepted objection.
• The MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 result is expected in the third week of June 2026.
• The final answer key is the basis for result calculation — no further challenges are permitted.

Important: No objections against the final answer key will be entertained under any circumstances. The final key is conclusive.

MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key Direct Link 

The Maharashtra CET Cell has released the MH CET Law 5-Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key on its official website. Candidates who appeared for the entrance examination can now download the final answer key and use it to estimate their probable scores before the declaration of results.

MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026: Objection Redressal Report At a Glance

Important Dates

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Note: The final answer key and objection redressal report are accessible only through individual candidate login. There is no direct public PDF link.

How to Download MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 Final Answer Key

Follow these steps to access the final answer key and objection redressal details:

1. Open the official website: cetcell.mahacet.org or mahacet.org
2. On the homepage, locate and click the link for "MAH LLB 5-Year CET 2026"
3. Click on "Candidate Login" and enter your registered Email ID and Password
4. On the candidate dashboard, navigate to the "Answer Key" or "Final Answer Key" section
5. Select the relevant shift (Shift 1 / Shift 2) to view the corresponding answer key
6. Cross-check each answer in the key against your Response Sheet to calculate your expected score
7. To view the Objection Redressal Report, click on "Objection Tracking" from the dashboard
8. Download and save the final answer key PDF for future reference and score calculation

How to Calculate Your Score Using the Final Answer Key

MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 follows a straightforward scoring pattern:

Formula: Total Score = Number of Correct Answers × 1

Since there is no negative marking, your score equals the total number of questions you answered correctly as per the final answer key. For multi-shift normalization, the CET Cell applies a normalization process before declaring the final result — meaning the raw score may be adjusted slightly.

MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026: Exam Pattern Quick Reference

Important Instructions for Candidates

• The final answer key is conclusive — no objections can be raised against it at any stage.
• Candidates whose objections were accepted will have their ₹1,000 fee automatically refunded. Rejected objections are non-refundable.
• Your final result will be based solely on the final answer key, not the provisional one.
• Since the exam was conducted in two shifts, the CET Cell will apply normalization to ensure fairness across shifts before declaring the result.
• Do not rely on third-party or coaching-institute answer keys for score calculation — only the official final key on mahacet.org is authoritative.
• Keep your login credentials (email ID and password) ready and secure — you will need them to access the result when declared.
• The scorecard will include your marks obtained, percentile score, and rank — all three will be used for CAP counselling.
• Do not share your login credentials with anyone; the portal contains your personal exam data.

What Happens Next?

With the final answer key now out, here is the expected sequence of events for MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 candidates:

Step 1 — Result Declaration (Expected: Third Week of June 2026) CET Cell Maharashtra will publish the MH CET Law 5 Year LLB 2026 result on cetcell.mahacet.org. The result will be released in percentile format, with marks and rank also displayed on the scorecard.

Step 2 — Merit List Publication Following the result, the CET Cell will release a merit list of qualified candidates based on their normalized scores and ranks. This list will form the basis for CAP Round admissions.

Step 3 — CAP Counselling Registration Shortlisted candidates will need to register for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) on the dedicated counselling portal. Based on past trends, CAP Round 1 is expected to begin in July 2026.

Step 4 — College Preference Filling and Seat Allotment Candidates will fill in their college preferences online. Seat allotment will be based on rank, category, and college/course availability across Maharashtra's law colleges.

Step 5 — Document Verification and Admission Allotted candidates must report to their respective college for document verification and fee payment to confirm admission.

There are approximately 10,860 seats available across participating law colleges through MH CET Law 5 Year LLB admissions.

Year-on-Year Objection Redressal: How 2026 Compares

Understanding how the 2026 objection process compares with previous years gives context to this year's outcome:

Key observations:

• The number of objections raised in 2026 (90) is significantly lower than 2025 (359) and 2024 (238), suggesting either fewer disputes or tighter candidate awareness of objection validity.
• The acceptance rate in 2026 is approximately 1.1%, compared to roughly 12.8% in 2025 and 5.5% in 2024 — indicating the 2026 provisional answer key was more accurate at the outset.
• In 2025, 6 answers were changed — including 5 answer revisions and 1 question awarded full marks.
• In 2024, 13 questions across five sections were approved and resolved.
• Based on past patterns, the result has typically been declared within 2–4 weeks of the final answer key release