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Hi Anubhav,

If you are General category, 12th percentage must be between 90-94%, if SC then 58-83%, if OBC then 73-82% for both Government Law College, Mumbai and Indian Law Society Law College, Pune. The cut off marks in MH CET Law exam is around 90-100 and cut off rank is 1000-4000. 

Thank you and best of luck.

Hello Hindavi, Yes you can but only by 2 ways -

1st, if any college or university uploaded registration form for admission in coming 1-2 months.

2ndly, if you need any specific college then by management quota / donation...

all the best

Hello Jemima,

I would suggest you check out previous year cutoff for the same to know more about the same

It will also help analyze how much more the cut off will rise , trends or so which are accurate and help several students see which all colleges they are applicable for and if they need to make up back up plans

All the best

I hope this helps

Hi Anubhav,

For admission in Government Law College, candidate must clear the cut off rank in MH CET and 10+2% must be 87-95% for General, 74-80% for OBC, and 70% for SC.

For admission in Indian Law Society Law College, candidate must clear the cut off rank in MH CET and 10+2% must be 96-98% for General, 73-82% for OBC, and 58-70% for SC.

Thank you and best of luck.

Congratulation!! This is a good score, As per previous year cutoff according your score you have decent chances for admission to Government Medical Colleges under All India Quota and state quota. Use NEET College Predictor to Check Your MBBS/BDS Chances in All India Quota, Deemed Universities & State Quota seat Based on Your NEET AIR
 https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-ug-college-predictor?icn=neet-clgpd&ici=qna-answer

Good Luck!

Hyy sonal, 

Please go through the link below to know about singhad law college

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/sinhgad-law-college-pune

Now I'll tell you some good private law college in India 

i would suggest you to try in some private law college like

 Institute of Law, Nirma University - This private law University is often ranked higher than some of the recently established NLUs.

UPES, Dehradun - Another good law University which boasta of a very good studying environment.

JGLS, Sonepat - If you can afford it, this is the real deal. With facilities from abroad and that too with degrees from Ivy League Colleges, JGLS certainly has a bright future for private (costly) legal education in India. And

According to me:

1. O.P. Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat.

2. Symbiosis Law School, Pune.

3. Institute of Law, Nirma University. Ahmedabad

4. School of Law, Christ University. Bangalore.

5. Symbiosis Law School, Noida.

From the experience I have gained from the Law School Circuits, the above colleges are the best private colleges in the country.

I hope this helps 

hello parth

you can check is out on the official website http://www.glcmumbai.com/courses-offered.html

Hello,

According to your rank, you may have chances for admission to Government Law College, Mumbai for LLB -5 year (Integrated ) course.

You can also check other possibilities using the MH CET Law (5 year )college predictor tool-

https://law.careers360.com/mh-cet-law-5year-llb-college-predictor

Hope this helps.

Good Luck!

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