SVKM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law, Mumbai

The percentage requirement for BLS LLB 2nd-year admission in PGCL (Pravin Gandhi College of Law) may vary depending on the institute's admission criteria and policies. However, as per the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, students are required to pass all the subjects of the 1st year BLS LLB course to be eligible for admission to the 2nd year.
Regarding changing the college in the 2nd year, it may be possible, but it is subject to the policies and regulations of both the institutes involved. Students who wish to transfer from one institute to another should check with their current institute and the institute they wish to join regarding their transfer policies, eligibility criteria, and other related requirements. Additionally, they may need to provide relevant documents and meet certain conditions to be considered for admission to the 2nd year of BLS LLB in the new institute.

The cut-off for B.L.S. LL.B. admission at SVKM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law may vary from year to year depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the availability of seats, and the performance of candidates in the admission entrance exam.
As per the official website of the college, the admission process for B.L.S. LL.B. is based on the candidate's performance in the qualifying exam and the entrance exam conducted by the college. The college releases the cut-off list after the completion of the admission process.
The cut-off for B.L.S. LL.B. admission for the academic year 2021-22 at SVKM's Pravin Gandhi College of Law is not yet available on the official website. It is expected to be around 120 marks. However, you can keep checking the official website of the college for the latest updates on admission and cut-off marks. Alternatively, you can also contact the admission office of the college for more information.

The admission process and cut-off marks for PGCL (Post Graduate Certificate in Law) may vary from year to year and depend on various factors such as the number of applicants, the availability of seats, and the performance of candidates in the MAH CET exam.
As per the information available on the official website of Maharashtra CET cell, the admission to PGCL is based on the performance of candidates in the MAH CET exam and the eligibility criteria specified by the college. The cut-off marks for admission to PGCL may also vary depending on the category of the candidate, such as General, SC, ST, OBC, or reserved categories.
Therefore, it is difficult to predict whether you will get admission to PGCL with a score of 91 in MAH CET in the Gujarati quota. However, you can check the previous year's cut-off marks for PGCL at the college and the category-wise cut-off marks to get an idea of your chances of admission. It is also recommended to contact the admission office of the college for more information on the admission process and cut-off marks for the current academic year.

Hi there,
Well, the institute has very well coordinated and an active placement cell for students and also an internships division coordinating internships at law firms regulatory bodies, etc.
The college claims to have following firms visiting as recruiters-(details of firms in link below)
(http://www.pgcl.ac.in/Placement/M_28l)
However, none of the tier 1 and tier 2 firms prefer apart from NLUs these days.
But in the past, the institute has got the firms as recruiters and thus the placements at firms seem to be quite good.
Also, apart from law firms and corporate houses, you have opportunities including litigation judiciary which are exclusive to law graduates.
Also, you have other opportunities such as PSUs and Banks even wherein law graduates are required as legal officers.
Also, you may go for teaching profession after pursuing LLM.
And in today's time, the opportunities for a law student are not limited any ways.
However, the campus opportunities are much here in the institute.