Government Law College, Mumbai

Hii,

Based on last year cutoff....according to your marks in mh law cet 2020 and your category you can check whether you have chances of getting a seat in ILS or GLC in the mh law cet college predictor link given below

https://law.careers360.com/mhcet-law-college-predictor

Hope this will help you

Hello Dear,

MHCET Law or Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law is a national level exam conducted by the Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra for admissions to law courses offered at the law colleges of the state. Through the entrance exam, law aspirants are shortlisted for admissions to more than 10,000 seats of Five-year LLB courses offered at 120 law colleges.

There is a chances that you can get these colleges although the chances are less if your number were 100+ you will definitely get these colleges in your first counselling. Never the less wait for the counselling and prepare for the next steps.

Good Luck

Hello

Here I will give you a gist of both the colleges from where it stands as of now (in 2020) so that it can get easier for y ou to decide which one suits your interest more.

GOvernment Law College, Maharashtra- Has been ranked 11 for law by The Week. In the past few years only 10 to 15% of the students get placed but the highest package goes up to 6 lpa but the placement committee is working hard to improve the conditions (though they have not officially revelaed placement records). The libraray here is good but the overall infrastructure, not so much. The faculty is excellent, highly knowledgeable and easily approachable as they are very friendly. There are many clubs like  SPIL , ADR cell, MUNSOC, MCA, and DEBSOC (debating society).

MNLU- Ranked 15 for NLUs by CLAT cutoff. The university was formed recently and there has not been any batch as of now that has graduated hence there are no placement records but it is expected that the placement cell will function just fine providing around 6 lpa average salary. The campus is temporary as of now and no permanent campus has been created but they provide flats and single room hostels for the students with mess facilities along with gym, swimming pool, volleyball court and basketball court. As far as the faculty is concerned there are ex-professors of NUJS, NLUJAA, Nalsar, GNLU and NLIU and a number of guest lecturers are invited  every now and then. The curriculum is similar to that of  NALSAR Hyderabad.

If I were in your shoes, I would have gone to both the places and talked to the faculty as well as the students there to get a btter idea as it is a matter of your future. However, if I were to judge by the looks of it I would have gone with MNLU (personal choice).

Hello student cut off vary every year on various factors like level of question in examination seats available and total number of applicants in the entrance examination. You've a decent chance to get admission in government law colleges Mumbai as per data you've given but I request you to please help me with the course for which you've appeared 5year law or 3year law so that I can check and provide you the exact information.

Law year the opening rank was 144and closing rank was 127.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Greetings,

Since you have not mentioned your category and domicile it is difficult to assess your situation as you may be aware that MH-CET has 85% seats for all government aided institutes reserved for Maharashtra state candidates. In that way, if you belong to the all India list then it may still be possible for you to get a seat based on past year trends in the final rounds of counselling.

best of luck.