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Hi Manav,

The cut off for Indian Law Society Law College for 5 years BA LLB as per category is:

*General- 87

*VJ- 45

*OBC- 58

*AI- 109

In addition to that if you are General category, 12th percentage must be between 90-94%, if SC then 58-83%, if OBC then

Hi Anubhav,

If you are General category, 12th percentage must be between 90-94%, if SC then 58-83%, if OBC then 73-82% for both Government Law College, Mumbai and Indian Law Society Law College, Pune. The cut off marks in MH CET Law exam is around 90-100 and cut

Hi

Admission any NLU's is on the basis of All India Rank(Clat) not any score. So if you can share with me your rank, I can predict your college.

You can also predict your college by clicking below link-

https://law.careers360.com/clat-college-predictor

All the best.

Hi Anubhav,

For admission in Government Law College, candidate must clear the cut off rank in MH CET and 10+2% must be 87-95% for General, 74-80% for OBC, and 70% for SC.

For admission in Indian Law Society Law College, candidate must clear the cut off rank in MH CET

Dear Sumeet,
You will be supposed to study following subjects during the 1 st year of BALLB programme at ILS Law College, Pune-

Subjects for Semester 1

General English
General Principles of Political Science
General Principles of Economics
General Principles of Sociology

Subjects for Semester 2
English for Law
Political

Hi Vinay,

It depends upon your category as well. You should have mentioned your category as well. The cut off marks for ILS Law College through MH-CET for different category is:

*General- 90 

*SC- 63

*ST- 45

*PH- 49

*NT1- 54

*NT2- 60

*VJ- 63

*OBC- 65

*AI- 100

As

Hyy sonal, 

Please go through the link below to know about singhad law college

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/sinhgad-law-college-pune

Now I'll tell you some good private law college in India 

i would suggest you to try in some private law college like

 Institute of Law, Nirma University - This private law University is often

Hello Vidushi,

If you are looking for an admission in Indian Law School Pune then in that case you need to appear in the entrance exam MH CET LAW and need to score marks equivalent to the cutoff of that college. There is no intake on the basis of merit.