Updated on Sep 07 2026, 12:31 PM IST
MH CET Law 2026 Round 3 final merit list for 3-year LLB will be out on September 17, 2026.
Round 3 MH CET Law 5-year LLB final merit list will be released on September 16, 2026.
Government Law College Mumbai admissions are available at diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Government Law College admission for diploma students is based on merit.
Government Law College Mumbai admission for PGD courses is determined on merit basis followed by a personal interview. While applying to GLC Mumbai check the seat availability. GLC Mumbai LLM admission is based on MUCET scores. Government Law College Mumbai admissions are only offered to students who have participated in the counselling process, completed document verification, and paid the admission fees.
Eligible students can fill out the application form from the official website. Students can check the step-wise Government Law College Mumbai application process.
Visit the GLC Mumbai official website to register for courses
Log in using the provided credentials
Complete the application form with the required details
Scan and upload the necessary documents
Pay the application fee to complete the process
Also Read: GLC Mumbai Courses
The law college offers admission to the Government Law College Mumbai's one-year diploma programme. Check details of GLC Mumbai selection criteria for diploma programmes below.
| Course | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|
10+2 or equivalent |
Candidates have to apply online on the GLC Mumbai official website.
Admission is offered based on the merit of the qualifying exam.
Candidates must verify their documents.
Final admission is offered to students after GLC Mumbai fee payment.
The institute offers undergraduate programmes at the Government Law College Mumbai with a duration of 3 to 5 years. Check the details below of the GLC Mumbai eligibility criteria for UG courses.
| Courses | Seat Intake | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
320 | Graduation with 45% | |
| BA LLB | - | 10+2 or its equivalent with 45% |
The candidate must meet the GLC Mumbai eligibility criteria to apply for admission.
Candidates must appear for the MH CET Law exam conducted by the Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra.
The shortlisted candidates have to register for MH CET Law counselling and participate in the counselling process for seat allotment.
The final admission is offered to students after document verification and GLC Mumbai fee payment.
Also Read: GLC Mumbai Facilities
Candidates applying for Government Law College Mumbai admission must be Indian, and those from universities outside Maharashtra will be treated as open category. Check the details of the GLC Mumbai admission criteria for PG courses.
| Courses | Seat Intake | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
110 | Bachelor's degree | |
| LLM | - | LLB |
Candidates must apply online through the official GLC Mumbai website.
Admission is offered based on the merit of the qualifying exam.
GLC Mumbai shortlists candidates based on the merit of their qualifying exam.
A panel of experts conducts personal interviews with shortlisted candidates.
Final GLC Mumbai admission is granted after fee payment and document verification.
Class 10+2 marksheet
Graduation/post-graduation mark sheet
Score card
Transfer Certificate
Migration Certificate
Caste Certificate (for reserved category candidates)
Identification certificate
Passport-size photographs of the candidate
Government Law College Mumbai offers a 5% relaxation in eligibility for reserved category students. Government Law College Mumbai offers admissions to diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate programmes based on merit and entrance exams like MH CET Law and MUCET. Admission is finalised after document verification and fee payment.
For undergraduate courses, such as LLB and BA LLB, admission at Government Law College Mumbai is based on the candidate’s qualifying score in the MH CET Law examination. Shortlisted candidates must participate in the MH CET Law counselling process for seat allotment, followed by document verification and fee payment for final admission.
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Hello Aspirent,
If you mean GLC Mumbai 5-year BLS LL.B. through MH CET Law, and you are an OMS (Outside Maharashtra State) General/Open candidate, the cutoff is extremely high.
For 2026 Round 1, GLC Mumbai's OMS Open cutoff was around 99.87 percentile.
For a safe-side target, I would suggest aiming
Hello Student,
If you are interested in getting a BA LLB seat at GLC Mumbai , you need to sit for the MH CET Law examination .
You need to clear your 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks.
As far as the examination is concerned, it is a 2-hour
Hello Dear Student,
Yes, transferring internationally is technically possible, but transferring from an Indian 5-year Integrated B.A. LLB program (like the one at Government Law College, Madurai) to a law program in Seoul is highly complex and rarely happens in the 2nd year.
Hope it helps!
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