Eligibility Criteria

Admission must be taken by the student in person, by submitting the following documents:

1. Marks obtained in the Common Entrance Test (CET) Examination.
2. The original statement of marks with a certified copy
3. Original Caste Certificate by students intending to avail benefits of the below-mentioned categories:

• Scheduled Caste
• Scheduled Tribes including those outside specific areas.
• De-notified Tribes
• Nomadic Tribes
• S.B.C.
• Other Backward Classes

MEDIUM OF LANGUAGE FOR CET:

The question paper will consist of objective type questions in English and Marathi language.

CET PATTERN:

i) Total Marks: 150
ii) Number of Multiple Choice Questions: 150
iii) Duration of Examination: 2 hours
iv) No Negative Marking

Syllabus: Following is the subject wise syllabus of the CET Test for the 3 year LLB course:

i) Legal Aptitude 
ii) General Knowledge with Current Affairs 
iii) Logical and Analytical Reasoning 
iv) English

Eligibility Criteria

Admission must be taken by the student in person, by submitting the following documents:

1. Marks obtained in the Common Entrance Test (CET) Examination.
2. The original statement of marks with a certified copy
3. Original Caste Certificate by students intending to avail benefits of the below-mentioned categories:

• Scheduled Caste
• Scheduled Tribes including those outside specific areas.
• De-notified Tribes
• Nomadic Tribes
• S.B.C.
• Other Backward Classes

MEDIUM OF LANGUAGE FOR CET:

The question paper will consist of objective type questions in English and Marathi language.

CET PATTERN:

i) Total Marks: 150
ii) Number of Multiple Choice Questions: 150
iii) Duration of Examination: 2 hours
iv) No Negative Marking

Syllabus: Following is the subject wise syllabus of the CET Test for the 3 year LLB course:

i) Legal Aptitude 
ii) General Knowledge with Current Affairs 
iii) Logical and Analytical Reasoning 
iv) English

Eligibility Criteria

Recognizing the growing importance of India's Capital Market and in keeping with its pioneering role in Indian Legal Education, the Government Law College, Mumbai offers a one-year Postgraduate Diploma Course in Securities Law which is the first of its kind in India. Admission is open to a candidate holding a Bachelor's Degree from any faculty of the University of Mumbai or an equivalent degree from any other University of having basic knowledge of Corporate Laws. The last date for receiving applications is April Everyyear.

Eligibility Criteria

Human rights are the most precious legacy of human thought and civilization and its protection is sacrosanct and inviolable, universally. Respect for human rights is fundamental to the discourse of survival of any nation and to the core values of human society. Therefore, there is an urgent need to create sufficient awareness about the philosophy, issues, and practice of this subject. The aim of this course is to equip participants with basic knowledge relating to human rights and provide information on its effective management and enforcement. The Course will also enable participants to effectively apply the principles of human rights in their chosen fields as well as outside of it, as conscientious citizens and will especially contribute to the progress of those interested in legal, political, sociological and ethical theory. The Course is adequately interspersed with field visits, as we believe this would expose participants to a wide range of issues requiring attention as well as to the mechanisms available for the protection of human rights.

Eligibility Criteria

Information Technology has pervaded every aspect of human life and it is essential for law students to keep themselves abreast of the latest developments in this nascent but rapidly evolving legal field. Accordingly, since the year 2004-2005, the Government Law College has been conducting a "Diploma in Cyber Law", in association with the Asian School of Cyber Law.