GLC Mumbai All Questions

Hello Rohit,

The Indore Institute of Law is a premier college in Indore, Madhya Pradesh offering quality education in the field of legal studies in India.

The  admission will be based on CLAT

Eligibility for Law courses (LLB, integrated LLB) at Govt. Law College A.b.road, Indore -

1) 3 year Law Degree Course - A candidate who has graduated in any discipline from a recognized University can appear for L.L.B. course

2) Integrated Degree Program - Candidate must have passed 10+2 Higher Secondary Exam or an exam cosidered to be equivalnt to 10+2 Higher Secondary Exam can enrol for integrated degree program (LLB and a first degree in any other subject).

Candidates who have obtained 10+2 Higher secondary exam certificate or a graduate degree after taking up other courses through distance mode are also considered eligible for integrated degree course. But those candidates who have obtained 10+2 Higher secondary exam certificate or a graduate degree through distance mode or from open universities without any basic qualification are not eligible for admission into law courses.

Minimum marks for admission into law courses -

1) 40% for SC/ST candidates

2) 45% for other candidates

Admission start date - 15 Jan - 30 May, 2020

HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU

GOOD LUCK!

CLAT is the entrance examination for admission to 21 NLUs, 2 public Institutions and approximately over 40 participating Law Institutions. Admission to GLC Mumai is through CET exam. This is the same for both 5 year and 3 year Law courses. For more information, please visit their official website at: http://www.glcmumbai.com/admission-procedure.html

Helllo,

As per data provided 2 govt law college is present in sikkim.

1. Sikkim govt law college,gangtok this college provides the course BA LLB

2 . Sikkim university. Only LLM is offered under this college.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india?branch=Law&ownership=Public/Government&state=Sikkim please check that link

Hi there,

Yes they pretty strict in this matter and as an evidence you can also refer this news article.

https://mumbaimirror.indiatimes.com/mumbai/other/glc-gets-strict-about-mus-75-per-cent-attendance-rule/articleshow/68803538.cms

Hello,

You will be able to manage with the CS Program along with LLB course as the Subjects are similar in both the cases. Also, talking about the articleship bit it depends on the college attendance policy also. Because, if it is a full time college with strict attendance policy then you won't be able to pursue your articleship full time. You can definitely take dummy for your articleship and continue your college but rather I would suggest you to take it after your final to make your learning and better.

Hello,

GLC Madurai offers BL course for a duration of three years, BA BL for a duraion of five years and ML for a duration of two years.

Admission to BA BL, BL and ML is done on the merit of the qualifying exams.Application mode is offline. Usually for General candidates a minimum of 50% aggregate is required in the last qualifying exams, however there's relaxation of 5% for reserved category.

Hi! Hope you are doing great! Well, the cut off for LLB course in government colleges are different! It depends on which government college you choose ! if you please mention which colleges you are looking for i can help you with the marks!

mostly you if score more than 125 there are decent chances of getting government law college!

Dear Aspirant,

Bachelor of Arts + Bachelor of Laws[ B.A.L.L.B.] is a dual degree course in administrative law.  BA LLB is a five year course. Having passed a 10+ 2 or equivalent exam from a recognized board with a recommended minimum of 50% of the total, an applicant may apply for this course. Admission to most law schools / universities is achieved through a regional or university level entrance test.

Applicants will usually seek admission to this course via entrance exams. There are also direct admissions to some institutes. Admission exams are performed at all levels of India as well as at the state or university level. This technical course covers topics such as history, economics, sociology, etc., as well as broad areas of law such as tax law, criminal law and corporate law, etc.

The eligibility requirements for the BA LLB course shall be the score of minimum aggregate marks as required by the institute for a senior secondary examination or equivalent examination by the recognized board. The general route of entry to this program is through the entrance exam.

Since the entrance exam is the preferred method, the candidates with the results expected in the senior secondary examination are allowed to apply for the course. In some institutes, direct admission is another route of entry offered to this course.

The common entrance to BA LLB goes through the entrance exam. Entrance exams for this function are CLAT, LSAT and AILET.

Several institutes also conduct personal interviews for final selection after the entry. There are a couple of institutes like C. Bhimasen Rao National College of Law, Karnataka, which offer direct admission to this course on the basis of a merit list.

Hope this helps. All the best!