If you wish to transfer from GLC Mumbai to ILS Pune due to personal reasons, here's how you might proceed:

1. Eligibility and Admission :

   • Entrance Exam : For admission to ILS Law College, Pune, the primary criterion is usually the score in the Common Entrance Test (CET) for law courses. Since you scored 99.268 percentile, you likely have a strong chance of admission, given that your CET score meets or exceeds the cutoff for ILS Pune.
   • Admission Process : Check ILS Pune's admission criteria and deadlines on their official website or contact their admission office. ILS Pune may require you to apply through the CET counseling process or their own admission process.

2. Transfer/Withdrawal from GLC Mumbai :

   • Formal Withdrawal : You should formally withdraw from GLC Mumbai by following their withdrawal process. This typically involves submitting a written request and clearing any dues. Ensure you get a confirmation of withdrawal for your records.

3. Application to ILS Pune :

   • Submit Application : Apply to ILS Pune as per their admission guidelines. If you are applying late, inquire about the possibility of late admission or any special considerations.

4. Documentation :

   • Provide Proof : You might need to provide proof of your situation, such as medical certificates or other relevant documents, especially if requesting special consideration for admission or transfer.

Contact both GLC Mumbai and ILS Pune as soon as possible to discuss your situation and get specific advice on the procedures you need to follow.

There's no concept of a "maximum score" for admission to ILS Law College, Pune. Admission is primarily based on your rank in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH CET) Law.

To increase your chances of securing a seat at ILS Pune, you should aim for the highest possible rank in the MH CET Law exam. The college has a high cutoff, especially for the general category, but it varies each year based on factors like:

• Number of applicants
• Difficulty level of the exam
• Reservation quotas

Focus on achieving a high percentile in the MH CET Law exam. While there's no guaranteed cutoff, a higher score significantly improves your chances of getting admission to ILS Pune.

Additional factors like your academic record, performance in the personal interview (if applicable), and extracurricular activities might also be considered.

hope this helps you!!

Not possible at this low rank Indian Law Society Law College, Pune or government law school Mumbai has High cutoff admission is closed to 99 percentile there is no spot round conducted generally seats are full in 2 rounds.

At this low score you might get management quota seats but the colleges may not give you the ROI because there placement is not well.i suggest to take re exam and found better college next year.

Hello,

as per previous year data, cutoff rank  for GLC 5 year course was 1(Opening rank )-1003(Closing rank) and for ILS:- 3 (Opening rank )-1414 (Closing rank). it is highly competitive. Try to score above 80% so that you will get an admission in 2nd or 3rd round of counselling. Practice previous year question. Cover hard parts multiple time. While you cover new chapter, revise old ones too.

for previous year round wise cutoff details, please visit the site link given below:-

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

Hope it helps!

Hello aspirant,

ILS Law College is one of the most popular law college in India. Candidates seeking admission in the college for law have to clear MHCET Law Cut Off in order to get admissions in the college. If a candidate can score around 100 marks in MHCET Law then there is a good chance for getting admission in the college. Since you haven't mentioned that you belong to some category. Therefore I'll like to tell you that the previous year cut off for general 3 year and 5 year law course was 90 and 87 respectively.

So scoring a 100 in mhcet will be good for you..

All the best

Hello aspirant,

ILS Law College is one of the most popular law college in India. Candidates seeking admission in the college for law have to clear MHCET Law Cut Off in order to get admissions in the college. If a candidate can score around 100 marks in MHCET Law then there is a good chance for getting admission in the college. Since you haven't mentioned that you belong to some category. Therefore I'll like to tell you that the previous year cut off for general 3 year and 5 year law course was 90 and 87 respectively.

So scoring a 100 in mhcet will be good for you..

All the best

Hello 

The eligiblity for getting ILS Pune is that the student should have 45% marks in other castes and 40% marks in SC/ST category. The selection for the college is on the basis of merit.Being from Maharashtra or outside Maharashtra does not effect the selection,this rank will make the possibility of admission less.

Good luck 

Thank you 

Hii janvi,

 Usually a score above 110 guarantees a seat, and a score between 100–110 has a high probability of getting in. All of this, of course, is subject to the respective year’s average scores. I’ll suggest you to wait at least till the third list.

You have a chance of getting seat..