Hello aspirant,

Cutoff of the general category of the year 2021 of ILS, Pune was 114. The following are key factors that are considered for calculating the ILS Pune cut-off:

• The total number of candidates appearing for MH CET Law
• The difficulty level of the exam
• The total number of candidates applying for admission at ILS Law College

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned any specific course for which you want to know the fees structure in ILS Law College, Pune, I am referring the fees structure of various courses down below for your reference :

B.A + L.L.B - 40,015 (1st Year Fees)

LLB - 40,515 (1st Year Fees)

LLM - 65,320 (1st Year Fees)

Diploma Course - 17,600 (Total Fees)

Further, to know more details on ILS Law College, Pune, - admission, eligibility criteria, syllabus, scope, fees, etc - you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it in detail : https://www.careers360.com/colleges/indian-law-society-law-college-pune/admission

i hope that this will help.

you have scored a good rank and score and you have a lot of opportunities in front of you. the entry into ils, glc or pgcl is completely based on the cutoffs and the yearly variations and cannot be generally depicted. you can go for ils, glc or pgcl and the women as well as minority status gives you better opportunity to get through

Hey there,

Hope you are doing well and keeping fine

So heres the answer to your query..

First of all congratulations for such an amazing achievement but i am grieved to inform you that it might not help you to fetch ILS Pune as you might be knowing that 85% of its seats are reserved for state students so being a student from OMS category it would be hard for you to get a seat there. You might get a seat in GLC. So thats all about your query.

Hope it helps you...

With best regards.

Hello Aspirant, hope you are doing well.

ILS Pune cut off are released based on MH CET scores. ILS admission are based on marks obtained by the student in MH CET entrance exam scores. The cut off details for the college are listed below.

MH-CET-LAW Cut Off 2016

Hope this helps, All the Best !!!

Hi,

Candidates who will appear for admissions to five-year integrated law programs will have the opportunity to secure a seat amongst the 10060 seats on offer in 153 colleges of the state universities. Minimum cut off marks for General category is 100+.

Name of examMH CET Law (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law)

Participating institutesLaw colleges in Maharashtra

Seats offered3-year LLB - Around 16000 seats 5-year LLB - Around 10,000 seats

Exam mode and typeOnline mode, objective test paper

Application form feesGEN - 800 Reserved category - 500

Candidates should have secured a minimum of 45 % marks (for the General Category). However, the minimum marks for reserved category and Persons with Disability candidates (belonging to Maharashtra State only) are 40% marks.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

Dear Amisha,

Congratulations, You have scored really well in your MH CET. But i am sorry to inform you that with this rank you cannot get ILS, Pune in the second round of allotment of college. With this link you can get the cutoff of colleges according to the rank.

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

Best of Luck!

Dear Sid,

You have decent chances of getting into Government Law College, Mumbai or Indian Law School, Pune. But if you did not get into these two colleges, do not miss the opportunity to get into other good colleges comes under MH CET.

Best of Luck for your future.

Dear Priyanshu,

There is very less chances of getting into the GLC or ILS for outside Maharashtra candidate with think rank. But you would get other colleges that comes under the MH-CET:

Shankarrao Chavan Law College, Pune.

Vidya Prasarak Mandal TMC Law College, Thane.

Good Luck!

Hi,

Applications may be sent through email or courier or submitted in person at the colleges. All candidates applying for Institute Level Seats might have to appear for GD/PI to be held at the college. To conduct gdpi or direct admission depends on college's descretion.

According to the last year's MAH CET results, a score between 155 (Highest) - 159 is equivalent to 99.99 percentile, a score of 146 is equivalent to 99.88 percentile and a score of 123 is equivalent to 98.07 percentile.

You have a decent percentile in MHT-CET so you could get a lot of good colleges in Mumbai/Maharashtra, but mostly Private, because government colleges have a very high cutoff.

Hope this helps

Wish you luck