GLC Mumbai All Questions

Hello 

It is a good rank

Why dont you check out COLLEGE PREDICTOR for the exam you have given

it will help you in making choice of college 

all the best to you 

I hope this helps you out 

Hello Sonal Kumari! 

The expected cut off for GLC, Mumbai is a range of  130-140 marks and for ILS, Pune it is 110-130 marks according to Career 360. The cut off is based on previous year trends and expert's opinions. 

So if you get marks much marks or more than that you can get admission in both the colleges. 

All the best! Thankyou. 

Hello

Sorry for the inconvinience caused earlier. Yes, it has 50% reservation this year.

Here is the link directly for the allocation of seats - 

http://www.glcmumbai.com/DetailsInformationBrochureLLB5Yrs2017-18.pdf

You can visit page no. 12,13 and 14 for the same.

Thank you

Hello dear

Sorry to dishearten but expected cut off marks for GLC College this year is 102. Donot lose hope as you can get other good colleges according to your score like NLC(PUNE), VESCOL(MUMBAI), OCL
(NAVI MUMBAI) or Dr.Ambedkar College of Law .

All the best

it is difficult to tell the total number of seat available in the given college for the category you have mentioned but i will try my best to let you knw and you will get the seat only if you are elighible. for their college. all the best have a great future ahead.

Hi Sidhant

As per your score in MH CET Law for 3-year LLB and category, you can try for the following colleges:

Rizvi Law College, Mumbai

Shankar Rao Chavan Law College, Pune

Shri Shivaji Maratha Law College, Pune

St. Wilfreds College of Law, Mumbai

Manikchand Pahade Law College, Mumbai

The expected cutoff for GLC is 130-145. You might have a very slim chance for admission in GLC after counselling rounds. 

Hello dear

GLC - 

85% of the total 240 seats in the Five Years Law course is reserved for the Maharashtra State Candidates. 10% of the seats are All India seats and 5% seats are reserved for NRI/Foreign candidate etc. 

ILS - 

50 % seats are reserved for candidates from maharashtra. 3% seats are reserved according to law for physically handicapped candidates from any state. 47 % seats are available for others. These are divided among candidates from within Maharashtra and outside Maharashtra. And if you are a Non Resident Indian (NRI), Foreign National, Person of Indian Origin (PIO), or a Child of Indian Workers in Gulf & South East Asia, your admission will be processed by the University of Pune and not by ILS Law College, Pune.

All the best

• St wilfred law college
  
• Ruzvi law college
  
• Manikchand Pahade law College.