Hello,

Based on previous KLEE cut-offs , getting admission in Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram with 162 marks under reservation might be difficult.

For the 3-year LLB course, last ranks for reserved categories were around:

• SC: 515

• ST: 1870

• BH (Backward Hindu): 315

For the 5-year LLB course, last ranks were around:

• SC: 969

• ST: 2120

• BH: 352

These ranks usually relate to higher marks than 162.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Sorry, but there isn't any fixed date for the All Law Government Law College counselling. It mainly depends on the entrance exam, like CLAT and MH CET, and the specific law college or state you're applying to. If you want to find the exact one, you need to check the official website to find it.

I hope it will clear your query!!

At the moment, there is no government law merit cutoff decided for SC category. Even so, I can offer some information from previous years’ cutoffs for Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH CET) Law.

How cutoff marks for MH CET Law have trended in recent years.

- The required cutoff to get into 3-year LLB programs changes depending on each college and their categories. In 2024, various top colleges had set cutoff scores between:

In the Open category, Government Law College saw a change in the score from 100 (the opening score) to 64.82 (the closing score). Even so, scores on the SC part of the exam might not be the same.

For the Open category, ILS Law College saw scores range from 99.95 (opening) to 42.23 (closing).

Generally, you need higher scores to apply for 5-year LLB programs.

For the Open category at Government Law College (BA LLB), the scores varied from 100 (attempt 1) to 70.19 (attempt 2).

Things That Influence the Set Choosing Score:

- The category and status of the college

- Having a merit and reservation process

- The amount of space on board.

How well candidates do in the MH CET Law exam

The most accurate and updated SC category cutoffs for the year 2025 can be found by:

- Go to the official MH CET Law website or get in touch with the exam authorities directly

- Checking the cutoffs colleges used for admitting in past years

– Make sure to watch for announcements about the cutoff dates in each round of counseling.

Hello

So , you are having a good chance of getting into the Army law college with this rank you should attend counseling and complete the admission process on time.

Next steps for you - make sure you register and attend the counseling, keep your original documents ready and Army category certificates , pay the fees required as they say you .

Hope this helps

Hello aspirant,

The duration of an LLM in corporate law in India typically varies depending on your mode of study :

• if you are opting for full time LLM - 1 year
• if you are opting for part time or Distance LLM - 2 year

In NLUs, Delhi University, Amity University and Symbiosis Law School offers 1 year specialized LLM programes in Corporate Law.

Good morning ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, CLAT is not needed to get admission in Dhanbad college. As per the admission process of Dhanbad college the admission is comes under its own committee. So basically it is merit based.

To know in detail kindly go through the given link:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/law-college-dhanbad/admission

Best wishes!

Hello,

No, for admission in Law College Dhanbad , you do not need to give the CLAT exam. The college takes admission based on its own process or merit, not through CLAT.

Hope it helps !

Yes, if you have taken a seat in MCC counselling but later get admission through law counselling, you can apply for a refund of your MCC seat allotment fee. MCC has a refund policy, but the amount refunded depends on the stage at which you withdraw:

If you exit within the given time frame, most of your fee (after deduction of processing charges) is refunded.

If you don’t report/join after allotment, partial deductions may be made.

If you join and then leave later, refund may not be applicable.

LLB admission after graduation based on CUET scores:

1. University of Delhi (Faculty of Law), Delhi

2. Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi

3. Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh

4. Central University of South Bihar, Gaya

For detailed info on courses,
Top Law Colleges Accepting CUET Scores - Careers360