LL.B. Colleges in Mumbai

It depends on the candidate's educational background and plans. BA LLB is an integrated course of five years, where students study both LLB and Arts subjects. However, LLB is a three-year course, which is solely around the study of law. Moreover, BA LLB is popular among Class 12 pass wanting to pursue a career in the field of Law. The placement opportunities are also more attractive in NLUs and other private colleges. 

Thus, it cannot be really said which is course is better. However, BA LLB is slightly more popular.

BA LLB generally has higher competition for admissions as it is offered by top NLUs, private law colleges and prestigious central/state universities, with entrance exams such as AILET, CLAT, and SLAT, having low acceptance rates. On the other hand LLB (3 year course) is mainly available at all the top law universities, which makes the competition even more than BA LLB.  

No, LLB in distance education is not valid as per the guidelines of Bar Council of India as well as AICTE.

To improve the quality of legal education, colleges are barred from offering LLB courses in distance mode. Such degrees are no more recognised across India by the BCI or any recruiter. Therefore, candidates must be vigilant before applying for this course and plan to pursue this course in full-time mode only from a recognised college. 

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Yes Amity University in Mumbai offers direct admission. Students who have earned marks of more than 80% in class XII from CBSE, ISC, or State Board are eligible for direct admission. Student must complete Amity application and send in application money in order to apply for direct admission.

The tuition fee for the LLB course provided by GLC Mumbai is INR 6,000 for the initial year. This fee structure depicts the fact that GLC is accessible for 'legal' education. The total fee for the whole three years' course is INR 19,430. Apart from this, a student must also pay some extra amount for caution money, along with some other administrative charges, which are included in the overall expenditure. The selection is on a merit basis. However, the mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.

Lords Universal College of Law offers admission based on entrance exam scores of applicants. Candidates are allotted seats via CAP rounds based on their MH CET Law scores. Hence, direct admission is not possible for any of the offered programmes.

Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law has a Faculty review rating of 5 by students. This represents that Institute has decent, qualified and experienced faculty members.

Rajarshi Shahu College of Law has been rated 2.5 on Infrastructure parameter.

For faculty, Asmita College of Law has been rated 2 as per reviews.