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Candidates with BLS LLB from GLC Mumbai can find jobs in both government and private sectors. There are various job opportunities in law firms and where the law graduates are required. Some of the popular government jobs that the degree holders can apply for are:Job ProfileJob DescriptionAverage Annual Salary in INRLawyerIn this job profile, one needs to advise and represent clients in civil as well as criminal cases. Lawyers present cases in the court of law and take part in all proceedings and hearings.7- 9 LPASolicitorIn such a job profile an individual usually specialises in a specific area of law like tax, litigation, family or pr
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There are several steps included in the seat allotment procedure for the BLS LLB programme. After the attempt of MH CET, the result for the same is declared, and the counselling procedure begins. Candidates must apply for online registration and fill in the choice of colleges they are interested in while they are counselled. The seat allotment is strictly merit-based, wherein allotment of seats is done based on the ranks obtained in MH CET along with the order of preference exercised by the students. After seat allotment, candidates must undergo a physical verification of documents and settle the stipulated fees for admission.
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The college has a total of 240 seats for its BLS LLB programme for the academic year 2024. The GLC Mumbai, allows the candidates to pursue the law programmes after they qualify for the MH CET exam. The counselling process is followed after the declaration of MH CET results. That includes registration, choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, and fee payment. The allotment of seats is based on merit. Under this process, the seats are allotted to the candidates based on their ranking in the MH CET.
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The GLC Mumbai BLS LLB cut-off has witnessed tremendous changes within the last few years. While in 2021 the cut-off rank for the BLS LLB course was as high as 124, it went even down to 111 in 2022, so indeed the level of competition was on a rising trend. However, in 2023, the cut-off again increase to 120. From the above data, there is an underlying trend in the admissions at GLC Mumbai, which is shaped by various factors, such as applicants and the level of difficulty in the exam.
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The latest GLC Mumbai 2024 cutoff has not been released. However, as per the 2023 cutoff report, the BLS LLB closing rank is 120 for the General All-India category. The rank is the minimum cutoff that candidates have to obtain in order to qualify for the final counselling round. As per the trend, the cutoff has marginally increased trend.
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The selection process for the BLS LLB course at GLC Mumbai, includes several important steps. Before commencing the admission process, the candidates have to satisfy the eligibility criteria, which demand a minimum 45% aggregate from a recognised board in Class 12. To be eligible, the candidates are shortlisted based on their MHCET scores after registration for MHCET Law. Then, they must submit their original documents and fees for the confirmation of their seats. This selection round makes the process purely merit-based and transparent.
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No, candidates cannot get direct admission for the BLS LLB programme offered by GLC Mumbai unless they take the MHCET Law exam. As a matter of fact, admission to this five-year integrated BLS LLB course conducted at the GLC in Mumbai strictly depends on the score of MHCET law. To get admission to BLS LLB, candidates are eligible only if they obtain an aggregate of at least 45% in Class 12 from a recognised board. The score of MHCET Law is mandatory for admission to the BLS LLB course. The direct application is not available at GLC Mumbai until and unless a candidate qualifies for the MHCET Law exam.
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Yes, Government Law College, Mumbai offers a five-year integrated BLS LLB course. Admission to this programme is strictly based on the marks scored in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHCET) followed by a counselling process. This is a full-time programme, which has approval by the Bar Council of India, allowing for the graduates to practice law when the programme is completed. The candidates must check the eligibility criteria before commencing the admissions process. The application forms are also available at the website of GLC.
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The applicant applying to the GLC Mumbai, must have passed the Class 12 examination from any recognised board with at least an aggregate score of 45%. Apart from that, the applicant needs to qualify in the entrance test, that is MHCET Law, in order to get admitted. There is no age limit mentioned for the applicants. Candidates, after appearing for the entrance exam, have to proceed with the counselling, wherein they are screened as per their merits. Once the documents are verified and the admission fee is paid, the admission committee confirm the seat for the BLS LLB programme.
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The tuition fee for the BSL LLB course that GLC Mumbai offers is INR 9,000 for the first year. This fee structure depicts that GLC is economical for 'legal' education. The total amount for the whole period of three years is INR 30,470. Along with this amount, a student has to pay some extra amount as a caution fee, along with other administrative charges, as in the total expenditure. The process is merit-based. However, the quoted fee appears to have been extracted from the website of the sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, as such, only indicative.
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