Admission Procedure and Fee Structure of L.L.B Course in Government Law College, Mumbai
Government Law College, Mumbai offers LLB courses having duration of 3 and 5 years. Graduation is the basic qualification needed for admission to 3 year LLB course where as HSC passed candidates can look for admission to 5 year integrated course. Admission will be offered purely on the basis of merit. Students can pursue the course by paying Rs. 6890/- as annual fees.
Eligibility Criteria and Admission process for L.L.B in Government Law College, Mumbai
Bachelor degree holders in any stream are eligible to apply for LLB Admission. Candidates having completed the course either from Mumbai University or any other equivalent University can have admission to the course in Government Law College, Mumbai. The degree must be completed with minimum 45% marks. Candidates belonging to reserved category can have 5% relaxation in the percentage of marks. Admissions will be done on the basis of candidate’s academic performance.
Candidates who have passed HSC examination carried out by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education can have admission to 5 year LLB course. Those having qualified any other equivalent exam, recognized as equivalent by the University of Mumbai can also apply. Minimum percentage of marks required in this case is also 45%. Admissions are offered on the basis of merit.
Fee Structure for L.L.B (3 year) program
- Tuition fees: Rs. 1500/-
- Library Fees: Rs. 450/-
- Gymkhana: Rs. 200/-
- Others: Rs. 250/-
- Extra-Curricular: Rs. 250/-
- Admin Fees: Rs.100/-
- Magazine Fees: Rs. 100/-
- Identity Card: Rs. 60/-
- Group Insurance: Rs.40/-
- Student Welfare Fund: Rs. 50/-
- Utility Fee: Rs. 300/-
- Development Fee: Rs. 500/-
- Mark list: Rs.50/-
- Exam Fee: Rs. 600/-
- Moot Court Rs. 500/-
- Court Visit: Rs. 500/-
- Disaster fund: Rs. 50/-
- Sports and Cultural fund: Rs. 20/-
- Total Fee per year: Rs. 5520/-
For 5 year LLB course, fee structure remains same for the first three years. Tuition fee of 5 year LLB course in third year is Rs. 2000/- and in fourth year is Rs. 2500/-. Tuition fee for foreign students and Indian students are also different. It is 5 times as stipulated for Indian students.
Apart from the fee mentioned above, candidate must pay some additional fee at the time of admission.
- Caution Money: Rs. 250/-
- Library Deposit: Rs.300/-
- Admission Procedure: Rs: 600/-
- Enrolment Fees: Rs.220/-
- Total Fee: Rs. 1370/- (at the time of admission)
So at the time of admission each candidate must pay a total fee of Rs. 6890/-. Fee mentioned here may change according to the norms of University.
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18 Responses to “Admission Procedure and Fee Structure of L.L.B Course in Government Law College, Mumbai”
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i have completed my graduation with Mumbai university but applied for post graduation in Shivaji university with migration of university. can I apply now for LLB in Mumbai university? if not what is the procedure for Mumbai university migration?
Is it possible to get addmission bachelor of law with a human resource management degree .Is also business administration degree possible to get addmission bachelor of law.
I have passed HSC (commerce) in 1995 as a repeater. I have done diploma in Sanitary Inspector (one year) securing 60% marks. My question is that, can I get admission in any law colleges in Mumbai. If yes, then kindly forward the names of the same. Presently I am staying at Chembur.
Rsp. Sir / Mam,
There is a long gap in my studies. I have passed SSC with 70% in 1995, I have not done HSC and now I am pursuing graduation from YCMOU.
After graduation, shall I be eligible to take admission in law college?
Kindly guide.
Thanks And Best Regards
Shabana Syed
I am pursuing MBA now Bt I trying to get admission in llb on basis of graduation.how should I take admission
i had done my graduation and i want to do correspondence l.l.b so what is the admission procedure and fee structure
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Dear sir,
I have done Diploma in Pharmacy after 10th. I have secured 84% in 10th in the year 1993, and in Pharmacy secured 59% in the year 1995.
I am interested to know if i would be eligible for law course.
Kindly revert.
Thanks
Darpana Kanwade
llb law 3years course
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i have clear BCOM with 79.8% and did not get admission in GLC please advise me noe how can i join other law collage for 3 yr cpurse as almost all law clooage close the admission as on 29/07/2013
Need to know if admissions are open at mumbai Govt Law College for current year for 3year LLB as I am a science graduate.
any conssetion for sc candidate
I have bachelor degree from Hrangbana college Mizoram with first class. Can i get admission?
i have ranked 14427 in clat 2013.if i get a govenrment college
I am completed my graduation from Mumbai University on May 2005 with second class.
Their any correspondence course for LLB in Mumbai University?
What is the procedure of join this?
I have completed my graduation in commerce in 1998 with pass class. Due to some unavoidable circumstances (was hospitalised due to high pneumonia), I was very bad only at this academic year else I have first class in SSC & HSC, then I have done Personal Secretaryship from DAVARs-got first grade & best secretary award in year 2000, then I have completed PGDHRM from Welingkars in 2011, currently working with Legal Dept. in Kalpataru reporting to VP Legal for last 5.5 years, can I get admission for law? I have interest in drafting, can you guide accordingly???
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