B.L.S. LL.B. 

at GLC Mumbai, Churchgate

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.

There are several steps included in the seat allotment procedure for the BLS LLB programme. After the attempt of MH CET, the result for the same is declared, and the counselling procedure begins. Candidates must apply for online registration and fill in the choice of colleges they are interested in while they are counselled. The seat allotment is strictly merit-based, wherein allotment of seats is done based on the ranks obtained in MH CET along with the order of preference exercised by the students. After seat allotment, candidates must undergo a physical verification of documents and settle the stipulated fees for admission. 

The college has a total of 240 seats for its BLS LLB programme for the academic year 2024. The GLC Mumbai, allows the candidates to pursue the law programmes after they qualify for the MH CET exam. The counselling process is followed after the declaration of MH CET results. That includes registration, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, and fee payment. The allotment of seats is based on merit. Under this process, the seats are allotted to the candidates based on their ranking in the MH CET.

The tuition fee for the BSL LLB course that GLC Mumbai offers is INR 9,000 for the first year. This fee structure depicts that GLC is economical for 'legal' education. The total amount for the whole period of three years is INR 30,470. Along with this amount, a student has to pay some extra amount as a caution fee, along with other administrative charges, as in the total expenditure. The process is merit-based. However, the quoted fee appears to have been extracted from the website of the sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, as such, only indicative.

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 exam. For more details on eligibility Criteria, rules, admission details and essential documents kindly read the Brochure of CET Cell, Relevant Government Gazettes, notification etc.

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. 

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:

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.

The CET Cell Maharashtra published a revised schedule for the Centralised Admission Process, or CAP for MH CET Law 3-year LLB 2023. Now, the MH CET 2023 CAP registration form for 3-year LLB for MS and OMS candidates can be filled out till Jul 20. 
MH CET Law 2023 5-year LLB Round 1 (revised merit list), has been released on Jul 8. Also, Round 2 merit list is expected to be released on Jul 19 for Outside Maharashtra State (OMS) and Maharashtra State (MS) candidates.