GLC Mumbai UG, PG, Certificate Courses 2025

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.

The highest package for LL.B churchgate is 14 LPA and with a average of 5 LPA which vary vividly ranging the average which is far fair enough than any other college providing same courses

There are many courses offered by the college churchgate and all are best in their field but some are better than others. Those are

1. Bachelor's Law Degree (B.A L.LB)
2. Postgraduate in Securities Law
3. Postgraduate in Human Rights
4. Bachelor of Legal Science (B.L.S) + Bachelor of Law (L.L.B)

These courses are very well and better if you are opting this college.

 

The fees for pursuing the 3-year LLB programme at Government Law College (GLC), Churchgate, Mumbai is very nominal compared to private law colleges. For Mumbai residents and those from Maharashtra domicile, the total tuition fees for the entire 3 years is around INR 16,000 to INR 20,000.

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 

The cutoff for LL.B at church GATE differs fairly for all categories as we can see-

The cutoff for each category is below 

• Ur - 120 - 125
• Ews - 105 - 110
• Obc - 106- 107
• St - 102 - 103
• Sc - 98-99

This is cutoff for each category.

 Yes, students with a minimum cutoff for LLB get a seat at Government Law College, Churchgate. 

Getting admission into Government Law College (GLC), Churchgate's prestigious LLB programme only with the minimum cutoff marks is quite difficult and competitive due to the high demand .

However, there is a chance depending on several factors :- 

• Seats Available - GLC Churchgate has only 60 seats in the LLB program. The minimum cutoff is generally set very high at around 95+ percentile in CLAT exam .

• General vs Reserved -  If you belong to reserved categories like SC/ST, the minimum cutoff is relatively lower based on allotted quota.

• Performance in Interview - Those who meet just the cutoff are called for an interview. Good performance here can help chances.

• Chance in Further Rounds -  Applicants below but near the cutoff stand better chances in the second to fourth admission rounds if seats are still vacant. 

• Upgradation Chance - Students with lower scores sometimes initially get other less popular law colleges in Mumbai. In the upgradation rounds, they might get GLC based on merit.

So while difficult, students meeting just the cutoff criteria of GLC Churchgate do stand a little  chance of admission, primarily through  the reserved categories or if they excel in the interview round. 

No, it is not possible to enter the LLB programme offered by GLC Mumbai unless one takes the MHCET Law exam. As a matter of fact, admission to the three-year LLB course conducted at the GLC in Mumbai strictly depends on the score of MHCET law. To get admission in LLB, candidates are eligible only if they obtain an aggregate of at least 50% in Class 12 from a recognised board. The score of MHCET Law is mandatory for admission to the LLB course. The direct application for LLB is not available at GLC Mumbai until and unless a candidate clears the MHCET Law exam.

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.

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.

Yes Government Law College, Churchgate accepts MHCET Law score. Admission to Government Law College, Churchgate Mumbai to a  5-year LLB course is based on MH CET Law scores followed by MH CET Law Counselling. The fees for this course is just 20.6 K. It isa 3 year course and total seat intake for this course is 300 in Government Law College, Churchgate.

 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.

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]. 

Yes it is a good college and they are also best in terms of ROI. The quality of education they are providing is good and the infrastructure of the college is also very good. Overall Churchgate is good for LLB. There are great career prospects in top tier law firms after doing LLB course from Govt Law College, Churchgate. The fee structure is also very less for this course.

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.

Candidates with LLB from GLC Mumbai can find jobs in both government and private sectors. There are various job opportunities in law firms and where the law graduates are required. Some of the popular government jobs that the degree holders can apply for are:

Job Profiles	Average Salary
Public Prosecutor	INR 5 - 8 lakh
Judge	INR 15 - 25 lakh
Law Officer	INR 4 - 6 lakh
Legal Advisor	INR 4 - 7 lakh
Assistant Public Prosecutor	INR 3 - 5 lakh

NOTE: The above salaries are collated from multiple sources and are likely to vary. To learn more about career after LLB,  Click Here.

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.