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I want to get admission in St. Wilfred’s College of Law, Mumbai for studying BSL+LLB. So, I want to know about the procedure for getting admission in this college for this BSc course. Please reply to me immediately.

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I want to get admission in St. Wilfred’s College of Law, Mumbai for studying BSL+LLB. So, I want to know about the procedure for getting admission in this college for this BSc course. Please reply to me immediately.

Eligible candidates have to apply on the prescribed application form for the admission to study BLS – LLB course in St. Wilfred’s College of Law, Mumbai. Candidates have to furnish the following documents: T.C. Original, attested copies of mark sheet and certificates. Candidates have to submit the original mark sheet, certificate, four passport size photographs, caste certificate, etc. at the time of admission. Applications of candidates who do not fulfill the minimum eligibility conditions and incomplete admission forms will not be entertained. Candidates are admitted to the course based on marks scored in the qualifying examinations. St. Wilfred’s College of Law, Mumbai website link is given Click Here

BLS LLB (Bachelor of Legal Science Bachelor of Legislative Law) is a integrated course. The duration of the course is 5 years.

St. Wilfreds college of law offers different law courses in which BLS LLB is one of them.
The eligibility required for studying this course in the St. Wilfred’s college of law is a 10+2 or its equivalent education in related stream with minimum 45% from any recognised board. There is 5% relaxation given for reservation candidates.

The admissions for BLS LLB course are given based on the previous years performance. You need to visit the official website and fill the application form with required details, pay the application fees and submit the form with required documents.
If you meet the eligibility requirements then you can get admission into the university.

For more details visit the official website of St. Wilfreds college of law.