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Over 67,000 register for CET CAP admissions, 3-year LLB deadline ends today

Among the six programmes, the three-year LL.B has received the highest number of registrations, with 45,158 applicants out of 69,473 CET candidates. For the five-year LL.B, 15,602 students have registered against 29,288 CET candidates.

Published on: Jun 30, 2026, 06:50:14 IST
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Pune: More than 67,000 students have registered for the Centralised Admission Process (CAP) conducted by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell for admissions to six higher education programmes for the academic year 2026-27.

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The-FYJC-online-admission-process-started-on-June-9-HT-file-photo

According to the CET Cell, a total of 67,652 students registered for CAP admissions to Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed), Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed), three-year LL.B, five-year LL.B, M.Ed, and the three-year integrated B.Ed-M.Ed programme. The admission schedule for other CAP courses will be announced shortly.

The online registration process for B.P.Ed, M.P.Ed and the three-year LL.B programmes began on June 11 and will remain open until June 30. Registration for M.Ed and the three-year integrated B.Ed-M.Ed programme commenced on June 16 and will continue until July 6. Registration for the five-year LL.B programme started on June 19 and will close on July 9.

Among the six programmes, the three-year LL.B has received the highest number of registrations, with 45,158 applicants out of 69,473 CET candidates. For the five-year LL.B, 15,602 students have registered against 29,288 CET candidates.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kimaya Boralkar

Kimaya Boralkar is a Pune-based journalist with Hindustan Times. Her forte is everything education in Pune and across Maharashtra, from schools and universities to entrance exams, government policies, and student issues.A graduate of the Asian College of Journalism,When she's not on the education beat, you'll find her reporting on human-interest stories, science and research, and cultural events, always looking for stories worth telling.

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