Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Maharashtra LLB CAP Round 3 Allots Seats to 6,688 Candidates
Maharashtra held the third round of admissions for a five-year law course.
The admission process is called the Centralised Admission Process, or CAP.
Officials gave college seats to 6,688 students in this round.
There were 7,977 available seats in 165 law colleges.
In total, 18,736 students registered for the process.
Only 10,353 students submitted their college choices for this round.
Students who received seats must go to their colleges by September 23.
They must provide documents and pay fees to complete admission.
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell allotted seats to 6,688 candidates in CAP Round 3.
A total of 7,977 seats were available across 165 law colleges.
Of 18,736 registered candidates, 10,353 submitted college preferences and were considered.
By the end of Round 2, 4,160 students had already confirmed admissions.
Round 3 candidates must report, submit documents, and pay fees by September 23.
- Who
- The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell and candidates seeking admission to the five-year integrated LLB programme.
- What
- The third CAP round allotted law-college seats to 6,688 candidates for the 2026-27 academic year.
- When
- The allotment was announced for the third round; selected candidates must report by September 23.
- Where
- Across 165 law colleges in Maharashtra.
- Why
- To allocate available seats through the Centralised Admission Process for the five-year integrated LLB programme.
- Programme
- Five-year integrated LLB
- Academic year
- 2026-27
- CAP round
- Round 3
- Candidates allotted seats
- 6,688
- Available seats
- 7,977 across 165 law colleges
- Registered candidates
- 18,736
- Candidates considered
- 10,353 submitted college preferences
- Reporting deadline
- September 23