Compare MPLAW vs Advocate Ramkrishnaji Rathi Law College, Washim

Student seeking admission to LL.B. (Old Course) shall apply in their own handwriting in the prescribed form. Applications must be complete in all respect. Incomplete application shall be rejected. Applications must be obtained along with all relevant document as per details shown below.

a)Certified true copies of Marks Memo Originals + Two True Copies

b)College Transfer Certificate in Original (T.C.) + Two certified Xerox copies.

c)Form of Eligibility Certificate to be obtained from the Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University.

d)A letter of authority from those who are in service.

e)An application for free studentship with Income Certificate in the case of Economically Backward class students or prescribed forms for scholarship / free ship holders.

Admission Based on MHCET Law.

Candiate must possess a graduate degree from any recognized University or possesses such academic qualifications which are considered equivalent to a graduates degree of a University by the Bar Council of India. Students seeking admission must have secured 45% marks at the qualifying examination or if these is there is entrance test the percentage at the qualifying examination should be 40%.

A Candidate passed the examination for the Bachelor's Degree in any of the faculties of the University or any other statutory University or Examination recognized as equivalent thereto or last higher examination specified under the rules approved by Bar Council Of India with 45% marks in aggregate (relaxable up to 5 % in the case of students of Schedule Caste and Scheduled Tribes). The Maharashtra Govt. has introduced the State level entrance exam for admission to Law Degree. Henceforth, admission is now regulated by State Govt. CET Cell.