Everything you need to know about Government Law college mumbai

Well the first two years of the course helps you to build the foundation of studying law! You get subjects like sociology which helps you to understand the fundamentals of the society then we have logic which helps us understand the formation and the proper manner of putting the arguments. After second year you actually get to study the legal subjects like IPC,CRPC,family law etc.

The college does not have a fixed attendance requirement so students can or could intern. As a student the first internship is really helpful to understand the workings of the court system and also we get to learn about the drafting of the case files and how to argue in the court

The college has a placement committee to look after the placement of the students. For the students upto 4th year,the placement committee keeps the students updated about all the internship opportunities that we could get.

Government Law college allows you to study law with the least amount of fees compared to other law schools. As a SC candidate I pay Rs.420 per annum and the fees for open category is somewhere around 12000 which is again very less compared to other law schools

The college campus is not up to the mark,the infrastructure is still good enough. As per social aspects of the college,the GLC has around 22 committees and each committee serves a different purpose. It has the moot court association,the model united nation committee,the debate society,the cultural committee,etc.

The college doesn't provide any hostel or any accommodation facilities.It does have a hostel right beside the college campus but it is difficult to secure a seat over there. I belong to a defence background so currently I live in Army boys hostel which is in Thane.

The admission process was quite easy,you just have to upload all the required documents on the CET cells site and then you just have to get it verified by the colleges administration by presenting all the hard copy of the documents with their xerox copies.