Law

Admission to the LL.B. course at JCCL generally begins with qualifying the MH CET Law entrance exam conducted by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra. Once the result is out, candidates can register through the centralized admission portal and list JCCL as their preferred choice. Based on rank and seat availability, students are allotted seats. The process is smooth, and the college provides proper guidance to new entrants. If you've completed your graduation and hold a genuine interest in the legal field, JCCL warmly welcomes you into a world of opportunity.

Yes you can .There are many colleges in Maharashtra and nearby giving admission on basis of last qualification.

Also you can wait for sometime and appear for  CUET/ CLAT .

Law is more about academics than placement brand .

Also you can explore about -

• NIRF law
• Carrer in litigation

The NLU Kolkata BA LLB (H) admission process starts with the submission of the application form. Interested students are required to apply for the CLAT examination. The form enquires about basic details such as name, phone number, address, education qualification, etc.

After completion of the application stage, students must appear for the exam. Later, students must participate in the CLAT counselling process. Those who get a seat via counselling must complete the document verification and fee payment process.

To apply for LL.B. at Shri Shivaji Maratha Society Law College:

You must graduate (min 45%) and take MHCET Law. Then during CET CAP counselling, select this college and complete online registration on the college portal. Submit allotment letter, scores, identity and academic documents, and pay fees to confirm admission. 

LL.B. is a good choice here because the college offers practical exposure through moot courts, legal aid camps, and internships. It's affiliated with a reputed university and has experienced faculty. The environment supports overall legal skill development, making it suitable for students aiming for a strong law foundation.