Compare KES' Shri Jayantilal H Patel Law College, Mumbai vs Lords Universal College of Law, Mumbai

Admissions are purely on a CET basis and should participate in the Centralised Admission Process(CAP) subject to the availability of seats as per the directions issued by the University of Mumbai and the Governments of Maharashtra from time to time. A transparent admission procedure is followed strictly based on the standard norms. Any modification in admission guidelines will be notified on the college notice board/website at the time of admission. The management of the college does not accept any donation or capitation fee for admission to any course offered by the college.

Seats will be allotted to the institution by the competent authority conducting the CET of Maharashtra State. Merit list of admissions will be displayed on the college notice board as per the notification of DHE.

Seeking admission into a 5-year law course only the 10th and 12th qualification suffices with 10th being the basic qualification for seeking admission into the 5-year law course.

• The qualifications of 10th and 12th may be obtained through any mode (distance/correspondence/open schooling method).
• The Pass percentage is 45% for the general category, 42% for the OBC category, and 40% for the SC/ST category.

An Applicant/Candidate who has completed Senior Secondary School Course (‘+2’) or equivalent, such as (11+1, ‘A’ level in Senior School Leaving Certificate Course) from a recognized University of India or Outside or from Senior Secondary Board or Equivalent, Constituted or recognized by the Union or by a state Government or from any Equivalent Institution from a Foreign Country recognized by the Government of that Country for issue of Qualifying Certificate on successful completion of the Course/Examination, with minimum of 45% Marks in Aggregate*(no rounding of allowed).