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

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 

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

Yes, MHCET Law is required for the LLB course at the Government Law College, Churchgate. Candidates must prepare well for the MHCET entrance exams for admissions. There should be prior preparation done by the students for a successful admission to various courses. 

Ambedkar University alone release cutoff for all and there is no specific each for any college under them ur mark basis ur choice of college will be allotted 

Only Ambedkar University releases cut off for all affiliated colleges under them, so there is no specific cut off for each college.

Having scored 125 on the raw basis in MH-CET 5-year BALLB 2024, you have a strong chance of getting admitted to Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai. The trends of cutoff marks for the General All-India category have hovered around 120 in the recent past, demonstrating stability. However, admission w

5 Year LL.B. ~ Rs 32,000 Total

3 Year LL.B. Rs.19,000-20,000 Total

Amount shown above is not per year but of total duration of the respective programs.

Note: Exam fee Rs.900 is not included in programme fee.Caution Money and Library Deposit is refundable.

It is usually not possible to get straight admission to the BLS LLB programme at Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai. For the BLS LLB course, the college uses a Centralised Admission Process (CAP), and admission is mostly determined by merit. Candidates must either take the Maharashtra Common Entra

One may expect admission to Government Law College, Mumbai, considering a minimum 45% aggregate percentage in 12th Standard (for general categories), while for reserved categories it remains 40%. With an aggregate percentage of 50% in 12th Std with science, you easily fit in that criterion. Since yo