GLC Mumbai All Questions

Hello Aspirant

Congratulations as your hard work has paid of. As per your query, I would like you to know that you stand chances to get a seat in GLC Mumbai. Hope you find this answer useful.

Dear Priya,
Approximate cutoff for GLC Mumbai for 3 year LLB will be around 125-130 marks. Estimated cutoff for few other institutes can be checked at MH CET Law Cutoff.

I hope it helps!

The candidate must have minimum 45% marks in their Higher Secondary Board examination. Those who score less than 45% will be asked to appear for a common admission test. 

The final cut off for the admissions for GLC courses is 75-80%. 

Hello RT,

Based on the marks you have scored and the category you belong to you might have a chances to get an admission. So make sure to apply and appear for the counselling sessions. Therefore don't lose your hope and apply for all the counselling rounds as you have a chance for admission in various good colleges.

Good luck!

MHT CET 2019 seat allotment process will be conducted online through the Centralized Allotment Process (CAP). Seat allotment of MHT CET 2019 will be conducted in three rounds.

• MHT CET 2019 seat allotment process will be conducted online through the Centralized Allotment Process (CAP).
• Seat allotment of MHT CET 2019 will be conducted in three rounds.
• Those candidates who secure higher ranks are more likely to get their preferred seat.

IN THIS LINK YOU WILL GET THE DETAILED INFO FOR SEAT ALLOTMENT

Https://collegedunia.com/exams/mht-cet/seat-allotment

IN INDIAN LAW SOCIETY COLLEGE, PUNE

CUT OFF

FOR GENERAL                      125

FOR SC                                   83

ADMISSIONS

• Those seeking admission to BA.LLB degree program should have passed 10+2 examination or equivalent in any stream while scoring minimum 45% marks. Reserved category candidates need to score minimum 40% marks.
• LLB degree requires a minimum pass in graduation in any discipline while securing 45% marks in all years. Reserved seat candidates need to have minimum 40% marks.

Hello Vaibhav,

Well 110 is not a bad score I must admit, however GLC ranges its cut off amidst 140 to 120. You can still try for ILS, even though the general category closing marks is around 110 and 111 and there is a little possibility that you get in. Don't lose hope, there are many other colleges you can try for like, Rizvi Law college, New law college, Dr. Ambedkar College of law etc. 

Hey Pavani,

Congratlations on your score in AP LAWCET 2019.You have secured a good rank for admission in the  best colleges.The admission eligibility is qualifying the entrance exam and also the eligibility criteria laid by the respective insititues.There are 33 institutes participating in APLAWCET 2019.Candidates must have a gradudation degree from any recognized university with atleast 45% marks in aggegate for three year law programme.For candidates securing admission in five year integrated law programme must have passed 10+2 from a recognized univeristy with an aggregate of minimun 45%.

You are eligible for many government colleges.Click on this link to predict your colleges and also detailed information about admission and counselling. https://law.careers360.com/articles/ap-lawcet-result.

Regards!

Hello,

Cut off for any college depends on the number of seats available in a college, difficulty level of the question paper, and the performance of other candidates so they change every year. According to the previous year cut off opening rank for the college was 1 and closing rank was 1003 for general category. 

For any further information regarding this please refer to the following careers360 link.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off/amp

Hope this information was helpful.

Good luck!