GLC Mumbai All Questions

Hi there,

Yes they pretty strict in this matter and as an evidence you can also refer this news article.

https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/mumbai/other/glc-gets-strict-about-mus-75-per-cent-attendance-rule/articleshow/68803538.cms

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You will be able to manage with the CS Program along with LLB course as the Subjects are similar in both the cases. Also, talking about the articleship bit it depends on the college attendance policy also. Because, if it is a full time college with strict attendance policy

Hello,

GLC Madurai offers BL course for a duration of three years, BA BL for a duraion of five years and ML for a duration of two years.

Admission to BA BL, BL and ML is done on the merit of the qualifying exams.Application mode is offline. Usually for General

Hi! Hope you are doing great! Well, the cut off for LLB course in government colleges are different! It depends on which government college you choose ! if you please mention which colleges you are looking for i can help you with the marks!

mostly you if score more than

Dear Aspirant,

Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws[ B.A.L.L.B.] is a dual degree course in administrative law.  BA LLB is a five year course. Having passed a 10+ 2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board with a recommended minimum of 50% of the total, an applicant may apply

The law fees of Government Law College, Mumbai for 1 year will be around Rs.7000 and further you can multiply it for 3 years.

You can check all the details of the fees from the given link -

http://www.glcmumbai.com/fee-structure.html

TNDALU Cut off 2019 for 3-year LLB program - Affiliated Law Colleges

Hello Prachi, The fee for a goverment college in BALLB course is very less when compared to the private colleges or other universities. You can take a look at their official website for exact fee details. The link is http://www.glcmumbai.com/fee-structure.html . The link is an example of the Mumbai based

Hi there,

No, you cannot take admission in Government Law College on the basis of your 12th standard percentage solely, you need to give MAHA CET which is a centralised CET conducted by the university for admission to its Law courses, your CLAT scores will also not be considered for