India, Aug. 15 -- As many as 232 law colleges have been added to the centralised admission process (CAP) for the three- and five-year LLB courses in Maharashtra after the Bar Council of India (BCI) gave them conditional approval. With this addition, students will now have more options for admission, with a total of 381 colleges and 31,600 seats available across the state.

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test (CET) Cell has also extended the deadline for students to indicate their preferred choice of colleges. Students applying for the three-year LLB course can fill their forms till August 16, while those opting for the five-year LLB course have time till August 15.

On August 10, the BCI gave conditional approval to the 232 law col...