LL.B. Colleges in Mumbai

More than 800 colleges in India offer BA LLB, including government and private colleges. So, the course fee structure of every college can vary depending on the college's rating, faculty rating, placement record, etc. Though for your reference:

• Government Colleges Course Fees: INR 2,100 to INR 10 lakh
• Private Colleges Course Fees: INR 36,370 to INR 25.18 lakh 

The only difference between an LLB and a BA LLB/ BCom LLB/ BBA LLB degree is of the duration of courses i.e.

• BA LLB is of five-years duration  
• LLB course is of three-years duration but candidates already would have completed a Bachelor degree of three years which makes it  (3+3 = 6 years).

Many candidates directly pursue five-year integrated law degree in order to reduce the wastage of 1 year. LLB after graduation is still a popular mode of pursuing law especially by those who wish to make a change in their career and make a career in the field of advocacy or judiciary.

The basic difference between a 3-year and a 5-year LLB is their entry point. If you already have a bachelor's degree in any discipline, you can opt for a 3-year LLB course. But a 5-year integrated LLB can be pursued right after Class 12. It combines the study of an undergraduate degree with Law. Both options are fine; neither one is better than the other. It just depends on the suitability of a student. 

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.

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.

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.