B.L.S. LL.B.

BLS LLB provides a more focused and in-depth study of legal principles, while the BA LLB offers a broader academic foundation with an emphasis on legal principles. The choice between the two programs depends on your interests and career goals. If a student is particularly drawn to the study of law and wants to gain a strong foundation in legal principles, then a BLS LLB might be a better fit. If you are interested in law but also want to explore other fields of study, then a BA LLB could provide a more well-rounded academic experience. Lets understand the key differences between the two courses from the table given below:

BLS LLB can be pursued by students after completing Class 12th in any stream. After completing BLS LLB, one can either enter advocacy or pursue LLM. Therefore, candidates having an inclination towards advocacy or litigation can pursue this course.

The full form of BLS LLB is Bachelor of Legal Science and Bachelor of Laws deals with the various laws of the nation including criminal laws, contract laws, civil laws, procedural laws, environmental laws, property laws, insolvency, and banking laws. Candidates who wish to make a career in advocacy or litigation can pursue this course. 

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.