18,280 Students Admitted to Maharashtra's Three-Year LLB Course
The centralized admission process for the 2026-27 academic year concludes with 18,280 students securing spots in law colleges.
18,280 students have successfully enrolled in the three-year LLB program in Maharashtra.
Out of 23,468 seats across 224 law colleges, 5,188 remain vacant after the third round.
The institutional admission round has allowed an additional 4,119 students to secure their places.
In Maharashtra, a total of 18,280 students have gained admission to the three-year LLB course for the academic year 2026-27, following the conclusion of the third round of the centralized admission process managed by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell. The institutional admission round, which is the final opportunity for students to enroll, is set to end on October 6.
The centralized admission process began with 49,843 students registering for the three-year LLB program. During the third round, there were 12,767 seats available for allocation, and 11,756 students were offered admissions based on their preferences. Ultimately, 5,884 students successfully secured their admissions during this round.
Previously, the first round saw 5,765 admissions, while the second round accounted for 2,512. Cumulatively, these three rounds have resulted in 14,161 students being admitted to the program. The institutional round, which started on October 3, has already seen 4,119 students securing their admissions, bringing the total number of enrolled students to 18,280.
This admission process is significant as it reflects the high demand for legal education in Maharashtra, with a total of 23,468 seats available across 224 law colleges in the state. The remaining 5,188 vacant seats will be filled during the institutional round, providing a crucial opportunity for students who have yet to secure admission.
Looking ahead, the institutional round will conclude on October 6, marking the end of the admission process for the 2026-27 academic year. Students who have not yet secured a seat will need to explore other options as the academic year progresses.
