GLC Mumbai Courses List & Fees Structure 2025

Hello

With 88 percentile in MH CET Law (5- CategorySafe Percentile (GLC Mumbai - 5 year BLS LL.B)

General (Open, Home)95–97 percentile

OBC (Home) – Male90–92 percentile

OBC (Home) – Female87–90 percentile

So at 88 percentile (OBC Female), you're within or very near the cutoff zone for Round 2 or Round 3.year course), and being a female candidate from the OBC category in Maharashtra, you have a moderate to good chance of getting into GLC Mumbai (Government Law College),

List GLC Mumbai as top preference in CAP round

Keep ILS Pune, Rizvi Law College, KC Law College, and Siddharth Law College as backup

Hello aspirant,

To get admission in Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Puducherry, you have to pass the CUET exam.

And, if you qualify the exam you can fill the application form provided on college website. Then pay the required fees, and upload needed documents. If you are shortlisted, you will be notified.

I hope this helps you, for more details click on the link given below,

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/dr-ambedkar-government-law-college-puducherry/admission

Regards

Hello,

Achieving a 90.57 percentile in the MH CET Law exam and being from the EWS category in Maharashtra gives you a fair to strong opportunity to gain admission into Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, particularly for the 5-year integrated BLS LL.B program.

GLC ranks among the leading government law colleges in India, resulting in significant competition. In previous years, the cut-offs for the EWS category for candidates from Maharashtra state have occasionally been around the 88–92 percentile range.

Because your score is in that range, your odds enhance considerably if cut-offs stay aligned with past patterns. Final admission depends upon the number of applicants, availability of seats, and the cut-off scores by category for the current year. Participating in every CAP round and staying updated with official announcements is advised to enhance your opportunities.

Hope this helps. All the best!