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The cut off for

glc Mumbai Government law College Mumbai was established in 1885, the oldest law college in Asia,Mht cet for 2018 cut off was130- 145, and for Indian law society law College Pune through Mht cet entrance test cutoff for 2018, 110 to 145. Cut off list for LLB admission in glc Mumbai and ILS Pune for 2021 has not been published yet. You have to watch the official notification through online process where the cut-off list will be published soon for 2021.

For more information you can click on the  website of glc Mumbai and  ILS Pune.

GLC MUMBAI

ILS PUNE

Hello,

UG and PG courses are given below

• BA LLB- A candidate must have received a minimum of 45 percent in 10+2 from a recognised board of education.
• LLB-Candidate must be a graduate of a recognised university with a minimum of 45 percent (40 percent for SC/ST candidates).
• Diploma Programs- The candidate must be a graduate of a recognised university in any field.
• LLM-Candidate must be a graduate of any accredited university/college with a minimum  45 per in bachelor's degree.

Admittance to the BA LLB and LLB programmes is determined by a ranking in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MHCET Law).

Admission to the LLM programme is based on graduation grades and performance in a personal interview.

Diploma courses are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

The application form may be obtained both online and offline.

Offline Mode: During the month of May, during office hours, you may pick up an application form as well as a prospectus at the college.

The registration form costs Rs. 1100/-, and it must be paid in cash.

Candidates can register online by filling out an application form found on the college's website at https://ilslaw.edu/.

The application fee must be paid using an online payment method such as a debit card, credit card, or Net Banking.

Forms must be filled out completely and sent to the college address, together with any required papers.

Hope it helped

Dear Aspirant

The admission in ils pune in BALLB is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MHCET Law) . Admission to LLM is based on the marks secured in graduation and performance in personal interview.

If you want to know about college visit link https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/colleges/indian-law-society-law-college-pune/amp

And last date for mhcet law is 10 august 2021

For more details visit link https://www.google.com/amp/s/law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law/amp

One more thing

for diploma courses, Application takes place on first cum, first serve basis.

Hope it helps

Thank you

Hello student in terms of facility, faculty and placement NLSIU Bangalore is one of the best law college in India. IThas also second 1st rank in top law college (NIRF) .

Facilities of NLSIU Bangalore is as mentioned below -

• Boys Hostel
• Girls Hostel
• Gym
• Library
• Sports
• Cafeteria
• Auditorium
• Hospital Medical
• IT Infrastructure
• MootCourt
• Bank/ATM Facilities
• Alumni Associations
• Guest Room

Admission in NLSIU and all NLUs is through CLAT entrance examination.

ELIGIBILITY - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in any stream with minimum 45 percent marks aggregate from a recognized.

College preference from the list of college you've mentioned should be as mentioned below

1. NLSIU Bangalore
2. GNLU
3. ILS law college Pune
4. Nirma University

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.careers360.com/university/national-law-school-of-india-university-bangalore/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

Greetings dear Suraj,

ILS Pune exam consists of 4 main sections with a total of 150 questions and a total of 150 marks. Legal Aptitude and Legal Reasoning consists of 30 questions, General Knowledge with Current Affairs - 40 questions, Logical and Analytical Reasoning  - 30 questions and English - 50 Questions. Each question carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking. Total duration of the exam is 2 hours.

I hope I've cleared all your doubts!!

All the best for your future career

Hey,

Yes it is difficult for you to seek admission in these colleges since they give priority to their native state people more. But you may still have chance to get a place you just need to work a little extra from them. Like in GLC 50% of seats are reserved for candidates from reserved categories from Maharashtra State which is in accordance with the Government regulations. Candidates from Boards other than the Maharashtra State Board of Higher and Secondary Education are required to obtain 5% marks more than the candidates from the Maharashtra State Board in order to be considered for admission.

Hope this helps.

Hello Dear,

As you have scoreed good marks in Law CET. But if we analyze the cutoff of ILS then it falls between the 95–98 range for general category. you belong to OBC category then there is a chance you can get college but the chances are very bleak.  ILS is one of the best law schools in Maharashtra, one would require a very good score in order to secure a seat there. There is 85% reservation for the holders of Maharashtra domicile. So if you're someone who isn't a resident or domicile holder of Maharashtra,Then also your chances is very low. You can follow the link to know about which college you can get:

https://www.careers360.com/mht-cet-college-predictor .

Good Luck

Dear Aspirant

You can use our MHCET Law college predictor to know your college admission chances  based on your Domicile, Caste, Seat Type, etc. & exam result.

MHCET Law College Predictor 2020 - Predict Colleges based on your Rank (careers360.com)

All the Best

Hello Dear,

your rank in OMS merit list is 50 with 115 marks. Then there is a very good chances of getting a seat at GLC or ILS. But wait for the official announcement the cut off depends upon the number of seats available, the difficulty level of paper and number of candidates writing the examination. And, hence varies every year depending on these factors. GLC and ILS are one of the best law institutions with a high quality of education level and experienced faculty members.

Good Luck

Hello Dear,

MHCET Law or Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law is a national level exam conducted by the Directorate of Higher Education, Maharashtra for admissions to law courses offered at the law colleges of the state. Through the entrance exam, law aspirants are shortlisted for admissions to more than 10,000 seats of Five-year LLB courses offered at 120 law colleges.

There is a chances that you can get these colleges although the chances are less if your number were 100+ you will definitely get these colleges in your first counselling. Never the less wait for the counselling and prepare for the next steps.

Good Luck