Government Law College Coimbatore

Here's the latest cut off info (Approx. based on recent admissions) for the BA LL.B. (5year) programme at Government Law College, Coimbatore:

General: Opening ~60%, Closing ~55%

OBC: Opening ~57%, Closing ~52%

SC: Opening ~55%, Closing ~50%

ST: Opening ~53%, Closing ~48%  

The latest cutoff for the LL.B. course at Government Law College, Coimbatore usually depends on your category and the marks scored in the qualifying examination, as admissions are done through Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University. Generally, a score above 70–75% for general category is considered safe, but it can vary slightly each year based on competition.

The eligibility criteria for Master of Law (LL.M.) at Government Law College Coimbatore: 

General category : minimum 50% aggregate marks in a 3-year or 5 year L.L.B degree.

In sc/st category : minimum 45% aggregate marks.

The cutoff for admission to the Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) program at Government Law College (GLC), Coimbatore, is determined primarily based on candidates' performance in their last qualifying exams, such as the 12th-grade marks for 5-year integrated BA. For general category students, a minimum of 45% in 10+2 or equivalent  is required, while for SC/ST candidates, the requirement is 40%.

The latest cutoffs for the Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) course at Government Law College Coimbatore for the academic year 2023-2024 are:

General category: 55%–60%

OBC category: 52%–57%

SC category: 50%–55%

ST category: 48%–53% 

The so called merit position results in a percentage of 63.18 so as the cutoff for the respective year at the Government Law College, Coimbatore for 3-year LLB course. The merit limit pegged for general category candidates in most law colleges for a 3-year LLB course is 50-60 per cent though it differs every year depending on the butt neck of applicants. For example, 63.18% may still be a reasonable cutoff level with a lower cutoff for the year selected. However, it is preferable to review the official cutoff trends for the present year for a better evaluation and recent data.