MHT CET 5-year LLB Results 2025 (Soon): Scorecards, rank list at cetcell.mahacet.org
MHT CET 5-year LLB Results 2025: The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell is expected to declare the MAH LLB 5-year CET 2025 result today, June 4. According to the official schedule released earlier by the CET Cell, the result for the 5-year integrated LLB programme is tentatively set to be published on this date.
Once released, candidates will be able to access their scores and rank list, including percentile scores, on the official website — cetcell.mahacet.org. The CET Cell has also notified that candidates will receive SMS and email alerts with relevant information and instructions.
The MAH LLB 5-year CET 2025 exam was conducted on April 28, across two shifts. The final answer key was published on May 23, after the conclusion of the objection window. As per the final answer key, five questions had answer key changes, and one question was awarded full marks to all candidates.
Notably, this year, the exam pattern was revised, reducing the total number of questions from 150 to 120. Under the marking scheme, each correct response carries one mark, and there is no negative marking for incorrect answers.
During the objection submission period, candidates who appeared for the exam across Maharashtra and outside the state were given access to an objection tracker. A total of 359 unique objections were received. These were distributed across different sections as follows:
In the English section, 86 objections were submitted under 10 unique IDs, of which 2 were approved and resolved.
–The General Knowledge section received 33 objections across 6 unique IDs, none of which were accepted.
—Legal Aptitude saw 55 objections with 12 IDs; no objections were approved.
—The Logical and Analytical Reasoning section had the highest number of concerns — 183 objections from 18 IDs, of which 4 were approved.
—Mathematical Aptitude saw 2 objections under 1 ID, but none were accepted.
According to the CET Cell, the following modifications were made after reviewing the objections:
28 April, Morning Session
–Logical and Analytical Reasoning, Q.10 (Ref No: 210966): Answer key changed
–Logical and Analytical Reasoning, Q.25 (Ref No: 210981): Answer key changed
–Logical and Analytical Reasoning, Q.26 (Ref No: 210982): Full marks awarded
28 April, Evening Session
–English, Q.17 (Ref No: 211125): Answer key changed
–Logical and Analytical Reasoning, Q.3 (Ref No: 211079): Answer key changed
–English, Q.7 (Ref No: 211115): Answer key changed
In total, 47 unique objection IDs were reviewed, and 6 of these were upheld and resolved, resulting in the corresponding changes in the final answer key.
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