Hello

Here is the list of top law colleges in nashik based on 2020 ranking.

Sandip university

Navjeevan law college

Yashwantarao chavan maharashtra open university

Law college,Nashik

Gokhale education societies N B Thakar law college.

karmaveer Bhausaheb hiray law college

Mari Gurashani law college

Sanyog college of management studies

BK Birla college of arts science & commerce

Vidya prasarak mandal TMC law college

BN Bandodkar college of science

M.S.college of arts,science, commerce & BMS.

M.S.College of Law.

Hope this information helps you.

All the best.

Hi Aspirant,

According to your marks you scored you stand a less chance in getting seats in top laww colleges since the cutoff remains at 100+ marks.You can go for Manikchand Pahade Law College, Mumbai  which has a low cutoff of 55-85 marks and you can get this college if this years cutoff comes to be this.Howevercutoff changes year to year and you can get colleges accordingly .But this is based of last few Years statistics.You can also go for St. Wilfreds College of Law, Mumbai  as this college also has a lower cutoff as compared.

Hi Bijal!

Congrats on your score in MHT LAW CET. As per the Cut Off for MHT LAW CET, 2018, your score was under the closing scores of Pravin Gandhi College, Law School, Mumbai. Your score was also under the closing scores of Manikchand Pahade Law College, Mumbai.

But these are based on Cut Off of 2018 and it can change every year. It is difficult to predict them. Let's hope for the best!

Hope this is helpful!

All the very best!

HI Dear,

With the scores mentioned by you, you can try getting into following colleges:

• Manikchand Pahade Law College Mumbai
• Shri Shivaji Maratha Law College Pune
• Shankarrao Chavan Law College Pune
• Vidya Prasarak Mandal TMC Law College Thane
• St. Wilfreds College of Law Mumbai

For complete list of colleges which you can get at your score, use our college predictor tool from link below:

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

Good Luck

Greetings,

You will need to provide more information regarding your query, like you category, domicile, etc. MH-CET admissions are based majorly based on state domicile seat reservations as well as category reservations so it is hard to predict based on just your rank.

Nevertheless, here is a link for more info on this.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-cut-off

Do comment or ask again for more information

good day!

Hello Reddy,

actually there are two types of law courses in overall India one is of 3 years law course and another is of 5 years integrated law course. If you want to to get into law course after completion your BTech I can suggest you for the three years law course,which is llb course.a lots of colleges which provides admission with some admission test or direct admission. Here is a some list about that

• DU LLB
• TS LAWCET
• BHU LLB
• BVPLLB
• LSAT

Click on the link below to know more about this

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

Hello

The result date of MHT CET law 2020 is 5 December 2020. This is tentative date there can be some changes in the date. So for detail information about result or any other thing you can visit official website so you will get all information.

Hope my answer will help you

Thank you

Hello Yogesh!

You have already completed BE Civil Engineering, so go for LLB directly. LLB is a three year course and is more preferable other than the diploma courses, as you would grab more internship opportunities in law firms and get self employed easily. You do not need to go for BA LLB as it is an integrated course and is of five year duration.

I would suggest you to go for LLB in Construction Law. Because it would be the most suitable course according to your civil engineering background. I suggested this specialization because most of the construction companies and real estate firms have civil cases nowadays. They have many disputed lands issues and many other issues also.

Get a list of LLB colleges in India:-

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india

Hope this helps!