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Q:   Are LL.B placements at Government Law College, Churchgate good?
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Placement Opportunities: GLC has a strong record of placements, and its graduates often secure positions at top law firms, corporate legal departments, government agencies, and judicial services.

The college has a placement committee to look after the placement of the students. For the students upto 4th year,the placement committee keeps the students updated about all the internship opportunities that we could get.

The highest package offered is 5 lakh and average is 50,000/- to 100,000/-. 10% of the total students in college get placed through this process of placements.

Q:   Can I get direct admission for BLS LLB programme at GLC Mumbai?
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No, candidates cannot get direct admission for the BLS LLB programme offered by GLC Mumbai unless they take the MHCET Law exam. As a matter of fact, admission to this five-year integrated BLS LLB course conducted at the GLC in Mumbai strictly depends on the score of MHCET law. To get admission to BLS LLB, candidates are eligible only if they obtain an aggregate of at least 45% in Class 12 from a recognised board. The score of MHCET Law is mandatory for admission to the BLS LLB course. The direct application is not available at GLC Mumbai until and unless a candidate qualifies for the MHCET Law exam.

Q:   Can students join Government Law College, Churchgate directly without any entrance exam?
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Admission to all the courses offered is made purely based on merit and depends on the candidate's score in the CET examination for UG programs and is merit-based for PG courses. Apart from this, the institute also provides reservation seats for eligible candidates. So, students can join Govt Law College based on CET score and no direct admission. 

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Q:   Are admissions at Government Law College, Churchgate entrance-based or merit-based?
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 Admissions at Government Law College,  are primarily entrance based,  candidates selected based on their scores in  the Entrance Test that is  CET .  You are advised to regularly check the official college website for recent updates or keep visiting college in offline mode and do enquire about the admissions in Government Law College, Churchgate.

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3.9/5
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Most of the major firms/lawyers offer placements, Also, there are lots of internship opportunities are provided by the placement cell of the college.
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Review of Government Law College, Mumbai .
Placements: Usually, the highest package is around 18–20 LPA. The top recruiters are tier 1 law firms like CAM, SAM, Trilegal, and AZB Partners, etc. The placement committee of my college is really active, and there is a website for college students where we can apply for internships.
Infrastructure: The library is really good, it has all books from different areas of law. But, the building is small and includes 25–30 classrooms. Right now, renovation is going on in the college. Classes are old-styled and give a 1980s vibe, but it's kind of cool.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful and very cool, they aren’t very strict. The difficulty level of exams is above average, and the syllabus is a bit outdated because there are no law subjects in the first two years of the course, which is a bit weird. The law subjects start from the third year onwards.
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Good placement opportunities.
Placements: The college has good placement opportunities, but there is a need for more support in securing internships. While top companies recruit, students often struggle to find internships on their own. The college should provide better guidance and resources for internships, such as workshops, networking events, and partnerships with companies. Internships are essential for building practical skills, and more assistance in this area would greatly improve career readiness and job opportunities after graduation.
Infrastructure: The classrooms are fully air-conditioned and equipped with smart classrooms. The infrastructure is well-maintained. Our campus has five canteens in total, with one main canteen and four stalls around the campus. The sports facilities are decent and include a girls' common room and an indoor badminton court. The library is also well-equipped with a wide variety of books, providing a peaceful environment to study.
Faculty: Our department has well-qualified teachers who are always willing to help students eager to learn. The course offered to us is up to date and relevant. The semester exams can be a bit difficult, but if you study regularly, you can easily cover the syllabus and score good marks.
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Placements: Government law college stands as an institute with a rich legacy in legal world. And one of the popular college in. For law, the best college one of the notable features of the college is that it has regular competitions like moot courts legal aid visits and many more .
Infrastructure: It is very hard to get into the college hostel. There are very limited seats. But if you can try with a minimum income certificate, you can get into it. Food is the worst part; you have to manage it. But if you have a nice political background, you can crack into the hostel, as it has the best location any hostel can have in Mumbai, being 2 roads away from the college and 600 meters away from Marine Drive.
Faculty: It has the best faculty and teachers. But attendance is not an issue at the college. Students usually bunk classes and just appear for the exam. Faculty does not work or seriously like taking attendance and other chores. Teachers are mostly absent.
Other: Location is the best for this college as it is near Mumbai High Court.
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Absolutely satisfied with everything at GLC, Mumbai.
Placements: The placements of GLC, Mumbai is the best one an institution can provide. There are some top tier law firms in Mumbai which require a GLC degree. There are some top companies recruiting from the college. Mostly all of the students get placed in a good company.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is pretty much dedicated to studies with no college ground for sports. But yes, it does have a huge library with a lot of books and other facilities available for studying. It also has a well-equipped auditorium. The canteen is currently unavailable during the pandemic.
Faculty: The faculty of GLC id the best. It is skilled and knowledgeable. The curriculum is relevant to the students and makes them industry ready. They are interactive and are ready always to help you out. Also, there are some renowned faculty members for some subjects.
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It is one of the best law colleges in India.
Placements: Almost 90-95% of the students who sat for placements got placed. The salary package offered is not disclosed, but as per seniors, the average salary package offered is 4-8 LPA. Sometimes it also goes as high as 12-14 LPA. Well-known corporate and litigation law firms participate in placements like Trilegal, AZB and Amarchand Mangaldas. Many average and small law firms around the fort area recruit student's from GLC. Some students got placed through PPO, and some opted to pursue further studies. Students intern throughout the year, and the placement committee looks after the internships and acts as a platform between students and firms. Roles offered are research work, paperwork, drafting and attending court and helping associates in internships.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure has been revamped recently, and it is totally new and excellent with a mixture of modern and old touches as the college is more than 90 years old at the current location. Wi-Fi is available. There is a state-of-the-art library that houses books related to the law and legal fields, and it also has some rare and unique books. The original Indian Penal Code and various British Indian government documents and papers are kept securely. There is a hostel right behind the college, which houses students across 3-4 government colleges. Boys' hostel and girls' hostels are situated in and around 3-4 km from college. There is a decent canteen, and there are plenty of options to eat according to students, which is very student-friendly.
Faculty: Faculty members are excellent in teaching and very helpful to every student. They are also very well-qualified and well-experienced. Few professors like Pithawalla have been teaching here for more than 40 years. The curriculum is a bit outdated as the college is affiliated with the University of Mumbai, which needs updates according to industry standards from time to time. Exams are pretty decent level if you have studied well and you can clear them. The passing percentage is in the range of 80-85%.
Other: I have chosen this course because it is totally value for money and one of the most affordable fee structures compared with any law college in Mumbai. It is Rs. 6,000-12,000 for aided and unaided for a year. There is a different fee structure for the reserved category, which helps students coming from oppressed communities or economically weaker sections from EWS general category. Campus and college life are pretty average, and students should definitely join college committed to making good friends and hang out around at least in the initial years. There is an annual college fest, other events, etc. Various scholarships are provided.
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I feel the honour to be a part of this privileged college.
Placements: The average salary package bragged by GLC students is probably 12 LPA. The top role offered in our course is a legal advisory. Almost every student is bound to get an internship. I think every student who managed to join GLC is due to its ultimate academic performance, which is consistent.
Infrastructure: Our college is pretty impressive, and the cleanliness and hygiene have never been a problem. There are air-conditioned labs, and the college office has a huge capacity also. Our college is located right next to Marine Drive. The food served here is amazing, and you can totally rely on the college.
Faculty: The staff members are very cooperative here and very kind to help, which has never been a problem in this college. The exams conducted here are pretty competitive in terms of difficulty level because students from all over Bombay with an absolute performance join our college.
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Bachelor of Law (LL.B.)11999.6199.15
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Q:   Can students with minimum cutoff get a seat at Government Law College, Churchgate?
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Yes, it is so easy to get admission in GLC college.In the past few years, the cutoff marks for admission to Government Law College, Churchgate, have been subject to variations.  The cutoffs, especially for the general category and out-of-state students, are set very high, requiring excellent performance in the MH CET Law exam. While there is a minimum eligibility percentage for the MH CET Law exam, a high score in the exam is necessary to secure a seat due to high competition and limited seats. 

Q:   What is GLC Mumbai cutoff 2023 for MHT CET Law Round 1 Seat Allotment results?
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The lastet GLC Mumbai cutoff 2023 for MHT CET Law Round 1 Seat Allotment results are tabuleted below along with the past year cutoffs for candidates to get clarity on changing trend of cutoffs :

MHCET Law Round 1 score (General-All India)
Course202120222023
B.L.S. LL.B.124111120

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Q:   How is the placement facility at Government Law College, Churchgate?
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Government Law College, Churchgate has been rated 4.1 on placements.

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Q:   Are there any scholarship programmes for UG courses at Government Law College, Churchgate?
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As far as I know there are not as such scholarship for UG courses at churgate but there are state policies which you can use fairly for your study with the help of scholarship 

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Q:   What is the eligibility to apply for LLB course at GLC Mumbai?
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The applicant applying to the Government Law College, Mumbai, must have passed the Class 12 examination from any recognised board with at least an aggregate score of 50%. Apart from that, the applicant needs to qualify in the entrance test, MHCET for Law, in order to get admitted. There is no age limit mentioned for the applicants. Candidates, after appearing for the entrance exam of MHCET, have to proceed with the counselling, wherein they are screened as per their merits. Once the documents are verified and the admission fee is paid, they are allotted seats in the college.

Q:   Can I get a seat at GLC Mumbai with 99 score?
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Yes, candidates with a 99 score in MHTCET Law exam can get admission for LLB specilisations.  Considering the last-round, the cutoff 2024 for the GLC of Law (LL.B.) course stood at 99.61 for General AI category. However, the cutoff in the future is expected to decrease if going with the year-wise trend. The Last Round cutoff for 122 and 119 in 2022 and 2023, respectively, for the General AI category candidates. So, scoring 99 score would be sufficient to get into GLC Mumbai. Candidates can check the latest GLC Mumbai MHTCET Law cutoff 2024 in the from GLC Mumbai official page:

Q:   What are the eligibility criteria at Government Law College, Churchgate apart from national-level entrance exams?
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Apart from qualifying in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) national level exam, the key eligibility criteria to get admission into the LLB programme at Government Law College (GLC), Churchgate are :-

1. Educational Qualification: - The candidate must compulsorily hold a bachelor’s degree (in any discipline) that is recognised by universities or boards established under UGC. 

2. Minimum Marks:-  They need to secure a minimum overall aggregate of 50% marks in their bachelor's degree. For reserved categories, it is 45%.

3. Final year students in their undergraduate programme are also eligible to apply subject to meeting above marks criteria in their final exam results .

4. Age Limit:-  No age restrictions but one must fulfill above degree criteria.

Thus, in accordance with bar council guidelines, obtaining a UG degree with a minimum of 50% of total marks is necessary for applying to GLC Churchgate's LLB program, in addition to passing the CLAT.

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Q:   Which factors should be considered while deciding the best campus of Government Law College, Churchgate to pursue LLB?
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The range and quality of academic programs is one of the most important factors to be considered when choosing a law school. The Course Curriculum Structure should be checked to see whether they are at par with the current education standard. Besides this it should also be ensured that the curriculum strictly comply with the rules of legal education. These factors are important for doing LLB from Government Law College, Churchgate.

Q:   How is the infrastructure at Government Law College, Churchgate? What are the facilities available for students?
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Government Law College, Churchgate has been rated 3.5 on Infrastructure parameter. Institute has a well supported campus with facilities such as Auditorium, Cafeteria, Gym, Hostel, Library, Moot Court (Law), Sports Complex. Government Law College, Churchgate has also been rated 3.7 for Campuslife.
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Q:   Why LLB is considered as the top course at Government Law College, Churchgate?
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LLB is considered as the top course at Government Law College because the faculty is one of the best in the college and they are also very good with the ROI Infrastructure of the college is also very good and the environment there is the college is Amazing. The total tuition fee for this course is 20.6k and the main exam which needs to be given is MHCET Law. 

Q:   What kind of specializations are available in courses offered at Government Law College, Churchgate?
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Government Law College, Churchgate offers Degree, Diploma and Certificate courses including 4 UG and 2 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time and Part Time mode. Government Law College, Churchgate has specializations such as PG Diploma specializations in Intellectual Property Law, UG Diploma specializations in Cyber Law, Certificate specializations in Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law.
Q:   Are pursuing UG courses at Government Law College, Churchgate expensive?
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No, pursuing the undergraduate LLB course at the prestigious Government Law College (GLC), Churchgate Mumbai is not expensive at all. Here are some points about the fees and overall costs:-

- For Mumbai resident students, the total 3 years' tuition fees is only 16,000 - 20,000 approx.

- For outstation students, it is marginally higher at 32,000 - 35,000 for the complete course. 

- Negligible additional fees and very moderate hostel charges per annum, if needed.

- Total expenditure for the full 3 years works out to around 20,000-30,000 for local students and 40,000-?50,000 for outstation candidates including accommodation etc.

- This is extremely affordable and reasonable when compared to private law colleges charging over 4-5 Lakhs for the same LLB degree.

- Government-funded status means low tuition and minimal additional fees.

Thus, the cost factor is a significant benefit of pursuing an LLB at GLC Churchgate and draws applicants to the law program who are deserving but have limited financial resources.

Q:   What are the eligibility criteria at Government Law College, Churchgate apart from national-level entrance exams?
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Apart from qualifying in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) national level exam, the key eligibility criteria to get admission into the LLB programme at Government Law College (GLC), Churchgate are :-

1. Educational Qualification: - The candidate must compulsorily hold a bachelor’s degree (in any discipline) that is recognised by universities or boards established under UGC. 

2. Minimum Marks:-  They need to secure a minimum overall aggregate of 50% marks in their bachelor's degree. For reserved categories, it is 45%.

3. Final year students in their undergraduate programme are also eligible to apply subject to meeting above marks criteria in their final exam results .

4. Age Limit:-  No age restrictions but one must fulfill above degree criteria.

Thus, in accordance with bar council guidelines, obtaining a UG degree with a minimum of 50% of total marks is necessary for applying to GLC Churchgate's LLB program, in addition to passing the CLAT.

Q:   Is Government Law College, Churchgate as good as University of Mumbai [MU]?
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As Government Law College, Churchgate is an old college even University of Mumbai is also old. Government Law College, Churchgate was establised in 1855 and University of Mumbai [MU] was established in 1857. In Government Law College, Churchgate it provides only 1 course and  University of Mumbai provides 31 courses. The total fees is 20610 in Government Law College, Churchgate and Rs 9000 from University of Mumbai [MU]. 

Q:   Does GLC Mumbai offers LLB course?
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Yes, Government Law College, Mumbai offers a three-year LLB course. Admission to this programme is strictly on marks scored in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHCET) followed by a counselling process. This is a full-time programme, which has approval by the Bar Council of India, allowing for the graduates to practice law when the programme is completed. The candidates must check the eligibility criteria before commencing the admissions process. The application forms are also available at the website of GLC.

Q:   Is Government Law College, Churchgate a good college?
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As of my knowledge, Government law college, Churchgate which is in Mumbai is considered to one of the top colleges in India. Although getting an admission there is actually not so easy but, they provide a quite well placements where you get placed to major famous institutions as well. However I recommend you to go through their official website for more details on this and I strongly believe that having some internships on the other hand simultaneously would be a  great option.

Q:   What makes Government Law College, Churchgate different from others?
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In Churchgate the placements are very good compare to other colleges and the fees structure is very less. The exposure in Chuchgate is great and they are also helping students to get internship. Overall the college is great. Also, this college offers a variety of courses with 890 number of seats. This program is delivered by experienced faulty which make it dfifferent from other colleges. 

Q:   Which courses are offered by Government Law College, Churchgate?
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Government Law College, Churchgate has courses such as PG Diploma, UG Diploma, Certificate, LL.B., B.L.S. LL.B. which are primarily in the stream of Law. Government Law College, Churchgate has specializations such as PG Diploma specializations in Intellectual Property Law, UG Diploma specializations in Cyber Law, Certificate specializations in Human Rights & International Humanitarian Law.
Q:   How can I get admission in GLC Mumbai?
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For LLB programme admisison, candidates must have minimum 50% aggregate in Class 12 from MH Board/ any recognised board. BSL LLB admission requires to have a Minimum 50% aggregate in degree exam from Mumbai University/ any recognised college. Selection is done on the basis of MHCET Law examFor more details on eligibility Criteria, rules, admission details and essential documents kindly read the Brochure of CET Cell, Relevant Government Gazettes, notification etc.

Q:   What is the closing rank for BLS LLB programme at GLC Mumbai?
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The latest GLC Mumbai 2024 cutoff has not been released. However, as per the 2023 cutoff report, the BLS LLB closing rank is 120 for the General All-India category.  The rank is the minimum cutoff that candidates have to obtain in order to qualify for the final counselling round. As per the trend, the cutoff has marginally increased trend.

Q:   What is the cutoff for admission to GLC Mumbai?
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Government Law College, Churchgate, accepts MHT CET Law entrance exam scores, followed by its counselling process for admission to the B.L.S. LL.B and Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) courses. During the last-round cutoff 2024, the MHT CET Law score was 99.61 for the General category students under the AI quota. For admission to the B.L.S. LL.B course, the MHT CET Law 2024 cutoff data is not available.

Q:   Can I get direct admission for BLS LLB programme at GLC Mumbai?
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No, candidates cannot get direct admission for the BLS LLB programme offered by GLC Mumbai unless they take the MHCET Law exam. As a matter of fact, admission to this five-year integrated BLS LLB course conducted at the GLC in Mumbai strictly depends on the score of MHCET law. To get admission to BLS LLB, candidates are eligible only if they obtain an aggregate of at least 45% in Class 12 from a recognised board. The score of MHCET Law is mandatory for admission to the BLS LLB course. The direct application is not available at GLC Mumbai until and unless a candidate qualifies for the MHCET Law exam.

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To secure admissions into the LLB course offered by GLC Mumbai, candidates are required to appear for the MHCET Law entrance exam and secure an appropriate rank for admissions in it. In addition to the entrance exam, candidates are also required to fulfill the eligibility criteria for LLB admissions

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You have to qualify in the MH CET Law entrance exam to acquire admission to Law College (GLC) Mumbai. The 3 year- LLB as well as the 5 year BLS LLB programme require this. Once you have achieved a valid score in the MH CET Law, then you will be required to be a part of the Centralized Admission Proc

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No, students cannot join GLC Mumbai LLB programme without MHCET exams. MHCET entrance exams are important for admission to the LLB course. Students must prepare well in advance for admissions. Candidates willing to get admission must follow the application process mentioned below:

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It is quite tough to get admission with this percentile but also have some chances to get admission if you are in OBC category, so prepare all your necessary documents which are required 

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Yes Government Law College Churchgate accepts candidates to the BA LLB and the LLB course through the MHCET exam that is conducted by the MHCET Cell. Candidates are required to appear for these exams and qualify the cutoff to ensure that they get a seat in the desired course. Candidates can appear f

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