MH Law CET 3 Year LLB 2026 Answer Key Out; Raise Objections Till May 3

Content Writer | Updated On - May 1, 2026

Maharashtra Law CET 3 Year LLB 2026 answer key released. Candidates can access through the login portal. Objection tracker open May 1-3, 2026. Raise objections on questions/answers.

MH Law CET 3 Year LLB 2026 Answer Key Out; Raise Objections Till May 3

Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has released the answer key for 3 Year LLB 2026 examination. Candidates can access the answer key through their login portals on the official website. The objection tracker window is open from May 1, 2026 to May 3, 2026 for candidates to raise objections against questions or answers. Candidates must submit objections online through their login only; representations via email or other modes will not be considered.

The answer key PDF is not available separately for download. Candidates must log in to their individual portals to view the question paper, their responses, and the official answer key. This centralized access ensures secure and transparent examination management. The objection tracking system allows candidates to challenge any question or answer they believe is incorrect or ambiguous.

MH Law CET 3 Year LLB 2026 Objection Tracker Schedule

Event	Date
Objection Tracker Start Date	May 1, 2026
Objection Tracker End Date	May 3, 2026
Answer Key Access	Through candidate login portal
Question Paper Display	Available in candidate login
Candidate Responses Display	Available in candidate login
Official Answer Key Display	Available in candidate login

Objection Submission Fee Structure

Objection Type	Fee
Per Question Objection	INR 1,000
Per Answer Objection	INR 1,000
Payment Mode	Online through candidate login only
Refund Policy	Non-refundable if objection rejected

Important Note: Objection fee must be paid online through the candidate login portal. No offline payment mode is accepted.

How to Access Answer Key & Raise Objections?

Candidates must visit the official Maharashtra CET website and log in using their registration credentials. Upon login, candidates will find the "Objection Tracker" option available from May 1, 2026. The portal displays the complete question paper, candidate's responses, and official answer key side by side for easy comparison. Candidates can review all three documents before deciding to raise objections.

Objection Submission Process

To raise an objection, candidates must select the specific question or answer they wish to challenge. They must provide detailed reasoning explaining why they believe the question or answer is incorrect. The objection must be submitted through the online portal only; email submissions or physical representations will not be accepted. Candidates must pay INR 1,000 per objection through an online payment gateway integrated in the portal.

Important Guidelines for Objection Submission

Candidates should carefully review the question paper and answer key before submitting objections. Objections must be specific and substantiated with valid reasoning or reference materials. Vague or generic objections may be rejected during evaluation. The objection tracker will automatically close on May 3, 2026 at 5:00 PM; no objections will be accepted after this deadline. Candidates are advised to submit objections well before the deadline to avoid technical issues.

What Happens After Objection Submission?

The Maharashtra CET Cell will evaluate all submitted objections against the official answer key and subject matter expertise. If an objection is found valid, the answer key will be revised accordingly, and results will be recalculated. Candidates will be notified of objection status through their login portal. The final answer key and results will be published after objection evaluation is complete.

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