Government Law College Churchgate Churchgate Mumbai Answered Questions

Hi Neeta, All the good colleges provide LL.B course as a full time course. You can pursue some certification courses as a distance course. Few universities providing LL.B as distance course are as follow:
1. Vision Institute of Professional Studies, Santoshpur : https://www.shiksha.com/college/vision-institute-of-professional-studies-santoshpur-Kolkata-31403
2. Career Infotech, Sake : https://www.shiksha.com/college/career-infotech-sake-Delhi-48657
3. Distance learning Centre-Karnataka State Open University: https://www.shiksha.com/college/distance-learning-centre-karnataka-state-open-university-dwarka-delhi-47040.

Hi Snehal,
Knowledge acquired about anything is always helpful but you know more about your one year experience. So, Everything you need to know about the certification course is in the link. http://www.glcmumbai.com/SLCWEB.pdf
You will be in a better position to judge.

Yes, you can still prepare for law entrances and get a good law college. Basically, all the law entrance examinations take place in the month of May and June, so you should not waste any time further, and start preparing for the exams. You can give more entrances like CLAT, AILET, LSAT, ULSAT.

Admission to LLB Government Law College, Mumbai is through counselling based on score obtained in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law (MH-CET Law). Prep Tips for MH-CET Law Entrance Exam:
1) Know your strengths and weakness: The very first thing you need to do is to go through the official syllabus of MH-CET Law exam very carefully. Focus on your strengths and improve on your weaknesses.
2) Practice with mock tests and previous year question papers
3) Make Educated Guesses: You cannot prepare yourself for each question, so try to make educated guesses when attempting questions you don't know. Regards.

Admission is open to candidates holding a Bachelor's Degree from any faculty of the University of Mumbai or an equivalent degree from any other university. It is a six semester, full time course. On completion of the three year course, i.e., after the 6th semester, the LLB degree is awarded. Students who desire to study law but do not wish to practice as advocates are eligible for the LL.B (general) degree and at the end of the 2nd year i.e. after the 4th semester.