GLC Mumbai All Questions

Hello

The Government Law College offers two courses in law: Three year (L.L.B.) and Five year (B.L.S. LL.B.) law degree course.

You can go through the link below and check the detailed fee structure of both the courses-

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

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Dear Anchal. GLC on its own doesnt have any hostels either for boys or girls. However it has few Govt. Hostels nearby and the admissions are usually based on the marks you scored in your previous examination. Then are few hostels that also accomodate students based on their low income

Hello Aanchal Shah, 

You have to apply for it through college, then based on your last qualification marks you will get selected. If you belong to any caste except general and are from low income group, you dont have to score impressive grades.

As a OMS candidate with this score the chances seems less to get a seat in ILS Pune & GLC Mumbai. Officially there is no any information regarding the left seats so it would be tough to provide you. You can check the further information with the given below link.

Hey Deeksha.

Admission in Government Law College, Mumbai is done through the entrance test- MHCET for both 5 year as well as 3 year Law courses. GLC mumbai is one of the top colleges in India, so you would require a great rank in MHCET for admission here. You can

Hi there, 

Glad to see you on our platform. 

To get admission into the prestigious Government Law College, Mumbai one has to write and crack the MHCET law entrance examinations. LSAT scores are not accepted for admission procedures in Government Law College, Mumbai. 

Here you can get more information on

Here are the Government law colleges in Mumbai, You can prefer given below:

Government Law College, Mumbai

Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai

Good Luck!

Hello dear

You can go to the following link to know the best colleges under MH CET - 

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-maharashtra-accepting-mh-cet-law-score

Dr. Ambedkar college of Law is a privately owned university and offers placements but I would prefer you to keep it as your last option and look for other better colleges

Both are the decent college but As per the analyzing report of Careers360 Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, Delhi has AAAA+ rating which means outstanding & GLC Mumbai has AAA+ rating which means good. This rating is based on the research of the colleges on placement, Faculty, Study Environment