Government Law College, Churchgate

Hi Neeta, All the good colleges provide LL.B course as a full time course. You can pursue some certification courses as a distance course. Few universities providing LL.B as distance course are as follow:
1. Vision Institute of Professional Studies, Santoshpur : https://www.shiksha.com/college/vision-institute-of-professional-studies-santoshpur-Kolkata-31403
2. Career Infotech, Sake : https://www.shiksha.com/college/career-infotech-sake-Delhi-48657
3. Distance learning Centre-Karnataka State Open University: https://www.shiksha.com/college/distance-learning-centre-karnataka-state-open-university-dwarka-delhi-47040.

He should take a drop and prepare for CLAT which is an examination for entrance in National Law Universities. In addition to CLAT he can also give SET, IPU CET MHCET etc. If he doesn't want to take drop, he can take admission in UPES, ICFAI etc.

Hi Snehal,
Knowledge acquired about anything is always helpful but you know more about your one year experience. So, Everything you need to know about the certification course is in the link. http://www.glcmumbai.com/SLCWEB.pdf
You will be in a better position to judge.

Hi,
Government Law College provides LLB. Candidates must have completed graduation in any discipline with a minimum of 50% of marks (45% for reserved category) from a recognized university. Admission is through counselling based on score obtained in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MH CET Law).
Regards.

Hi,
MHCET Law is mandatory to get admission in the Government Law College-BLS LLB.

Fee structure for BLS LLB from Government Law College is mentioned below:
Total Fees: INR 30,470 (Fees Components: Tuition, Admission, Library)
Regards.

No, they accept MH CET LLB entrance score.