Law

I understand the confusion. In Delhi you'll find some of the top central law universities. From NLUD DU and Jamia Millia Islamia. These are known for being affordable and prestigious. Mumbai has popular law colleges like Government Law College MNLU K.C. Law College NMIMS etc. Both options will provide you with a good education and industry exposure. You can make a choice based on which location suits you better. Besides the location you can weigh the respective colleges you're aspiring for. One advantage of the Delhi location might be its proximity to the  Supreme Court or High Court.

The top private law colleges in Mumbai (South Mumbai and Navi Mumbai) are K C Law College and Amity University. These are ranked by India Today and THE WEEK. 

Yes, entrance is mandatory for admission in law courses at MNLU Mumbai. MNLU Mumbai admissions for law are entrance based. The college accepts CLAT for admission in law courses. The selection is based on CLAT scores followed by counselling process.

The application process for BA LLB and LLM is done via CLAT, the process is given below:

1. Register for CLAT and pay CLAT application fees. 
2. Sit for the CLAT entrance exam.
3. After meeting the cut off for CLAT, register for the counselling process. Candidates should provide a minimum of 15 preferences for UG and minimum of five preferences for PG. You can provide more preferences also. 
4. Complete the payment of the Counselling Registration Fee. 

Candidates filling out the application form to apply for admission to MNLU Mumbai for law courses are required to submit the orignal/ photocopies of required documents. Aspirants need to upload or submit the below documents to fill out the form:

• Counselling fee receipt
• CLAT rank card
• Class 10 marksheet 
• Class 12 marksheet
• Caste certificate
• Income certificate
• Domicile/ Residence Certificate
• Aadhaar card
• Transfer Certificate
• Four passport-size photographs

The RULET (Rajasthan University Law Entrance Test) exam is generally considered moderate in difficulty. It is a 2-hour offline test comprising 150 multiple-choice questions focusing on Legal Reasoning, English, General Knowledge, and Logical Reasoning, with no negative marking. 

Based on the exam structure and student feedback, the Legal Reasoning and English Language sections are generally considered the most difficult and high-stakes parts of the RULET exam. They carry the highest weightage (100 marks each) and require in-depth preparation. 

CLAT is comparatively more difficult than RULET as the exam is conducted for 25 NLUs in the country and other participating universities. However, RULET is held only for admission to Rajasthan University.

The private law college in Navi Mumbai, Amity University, has the best infrastructure and more options for law degrees - from BA LLB to LLB and LLM. Check the fee-to-salary ratio.   

Source: Official site and may vary.

Government Law colleges are generally affordable than private colleges but difficult to get into as the admission to these colleges will only be based on entrance exam score basis. Listed below are the top government law colleges in Mumbai -

Source: Official site and may vary.