I chose GLC because I did not get into any NLU and didn't crack CLAT. GLC is the oldest law college in the the entire continent of Asia and enjoys a great reputation throughout the country. GLC also has an amazing Alumini base that helps out a lot. Most top lawyers, advocates, judges etc are alumni of GLC including Fali Nariman, Nani Palkhiwala, DY Chandrachud etc. The admission at GLC is done by MHCET Law exam which is conducted by Maharashtra government. MHCET is comparatively a very easy exam and can be cracked with decent preparation. Written exam is the only criteria for admission and there is no interview round. The cutoffs can be pretty tough for GLC as it is the most sought after college through the MHCET exam. I secured 115/150 and was AIR 70. The cut off in 2023 was 112 marks for general category.

To get into glc you have to clear MHCET 5years law exam held online in CBT form Cut off for glc mumbai vary every year but mostly revolve around 98 percentile for OMS and around 95 percentile for MS. Placements liberty for attendance are the two best factor of glc mumbai .

It is the best college in Mumbai and when you look into the history the college holds it is obvious why one chooses this college. You will have to appear for the CET exam which Maharashtra government conducts and the admission process in online

Exam: Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) 5-Year Law Seats: I was an Outside Maharashtra Candidate so there are just 10% seats for me. The remaining 85% of reservations are for Maharashtra Candidates and the remaining for NRI. If you are also from outside Maharashtra then you need to be amongst top scorers to get in (Below 100 AIR). Preparation: CLAT coaching material and GK books like Manohar Pandey. Good Aspects: 1)Best Alumni Base in the legal field in India. 2)Flexible attendance policy so enough time for internships and govt exams preparation. 3) Pocket friendly 4) Very active placement committee 5)Excellent location. A few steps from the Bombay High Court Bad Aspects: 1)Administration in Shambles 2)Poor infrastructure. Just one building is your campus. 3)Outdated academic curriculum 4)No college life, just professional internship culture. 5) Poor faculty, irregular lectures

Government Law College is Asia’s oldest law school, the quality of education that it provides and such a great amount of tuition fees is a big deal! Also, the placement rate of the college is quite better, better than other law schools in India, to get admission to GLC you’ll have to crack MHCET-Law.

It is the best law college in maharashtra in which admission can be gotten by mhcet law exam,also if we look at overall ranking of law colleges in india, it stands in the top 10 law colleges which is quite good