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Government Law College Mumbai courses cater to diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate students. GLC Mumbai courses are offered in full-time mode. The Government Law College course fee varies according to the choice of the course. Government Law College Mumbai courses include Diploma, LLB, BS LLB and PGD.

Candidates seeking admission to the institute should meet the GLC Mumbai course eligibility. The duration of courses at GLC Mumbai ranges from 1 to 5 years. Government Law College Mumbai PGD fees range from Rs 10,630 to Rs 28,000.

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Government Law College Mumbai Courses 2025

The eligibility criteria and Government Law College Mumbai fee structure for different courses are given in the table below.

GLC Mumbai Courses, Fees and Eligibility Criteria

Courses	Fees	Eligibility Criteria
Diploma	-	10+2 or its equivalent
LLB	Rs 19,700	Graduation with 45%
BA LLB	-	10+2 or its equivalent with 45%
BLS LLB	Rs 30,740	10+2 or its equivalent with 45%
PGD	Rs 10,630 - Rs 28,000	Bachelor's degree
LLM	-	LLB

Candidates who satisfy the above eligibility criteria can apply to the Government Law College Mumbai. Students must adhere to the Government Law College Mumbai fee structure.

LLB

Offered by: GLC Mumbai

Duration: 3 Years

Total Fees: ₹ 19.70 K

Seats: 320

Accepted Exams: MHCET Law

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Student Reviews for GLC Mumbai

3.6/5(15 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 2.6/5

Academics: 3/5

Placements: 3.8/5

Value for Money: 4.3/5

Campus Life: 3.2/5

Recognised low program with decent Academics

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Posted on 25 Jul'25 by Shrushti
Batch of 2025-01-01 | LLB

College Infrastructure

The college and decent lecture halls a functional library with the legal resources and basic facilities for mood quotes however some buildings are old it technology is limited and modern amenities like digital libraries or smart classrooms are lacking

One step further in the direction of a good future.

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Posted on 23 Feb'21 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2025-01-01 | BLS LLB

College Infrastructure

Old infrastructure but with all the facilities. The infrastructure is well maintained by the authorities. What all things are needed for a law student are available over here. The main highlight of a law school is it's library and it has a ample law books to read over.

The oldest Law school in Asia

Posted on 1 Dec'16 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2018-01-01 | LLB

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I want to get into Maharashtra GLC cllg in BA LLB course for that what exam should I give and how to prepare for it to get in there.

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

Bhanu Pratap9 Jul'26

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I have done my va LLB of 1st year in Madurai Government law College and I need at transfer of 2nd year to BA LLB horns in Seoul do I have a chance to transfer like that

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!

Samyak Jain7 Jul'26

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Iam selected in government law college but thr hostel there is not so convenient so I am not gng there I just need to know whether law has more scope than engineering

Hello Dear Student,
Neither law nor engineering has "more scope" than the other; they simply lead to entirely different career paths. Engineering offers broad industry options and higher starting salaries, while law often requires a longer initial grind but offers lucrative corporate roles, public sector opportunities (e.g., Judiciary, Public Prosecutor),

Samyak Jain30 Jun'26

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