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Goverment Law College - Mumbai has created its own placement site

deepakshenoy 24 Dec 2010, 14:13

Dear All,

Government Law College - Mumbai has recently created its placement site called http://glcplacements.com/ by this Mumbai’s top law college has shown its commitment to career of GLC students. GLC is the Mumbai’s top law school with cut off percentage for 3 Yr llb as high as 82% (commerce)

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AnonymousLLB 19 Jan 2011, 11:35

Brilliant thing…and i have heard this year around 70 recruiters are coming to recruit which includes the who’s who of law in India…amarchands AZB’s DEsai and iwanji ALMT’s are really looking forward to recruit from this wonderful college

AnonymousLLB 20 Jan 2011, 07:52

Can anyone please tell me the exact cut-off required in 2010 for General Category Outside Maharashtra students for GLC in 3 year and 5 year LL.B. courses??

deepakshenoy 21 Jan 2011, 08:52

For 5 year law course its 90% above for all faculties. For three year law course its 84% for commerce…i need to check with college office for other faculties last year cutoff. There are 320 seats and 50% for reserved category in Maharashtra and 3% other categories like physically challenged, kashmiri migrants etc.

rahulagg143 27 Jan 2011, 09:06

This time GLC is doing gr8…So many Law Firms…even corporates lyk Aditya Birla, kotak Mahindra,Axis Bank are also coming…Glc is doing r8 job…placements are awesome…really amazing…GLC is coming again on the plateform which it has lost earlier..!!!

AnonymousLLB 27 Jan 2011, 09:41

Thanks Deepak for the info. If you can manage the correct official information on both from GLC office for us, it would be great. Anyway you have provided adequate info. thanks again.

AnonymousLLB 9 Mar 2011, 14:46

hey is it true tat glc reduces 5% from d total % of d outside maharashtra students???

so if i get 90% frm cbse board appearin from assam…then i wont get in??

AnonymousLLB 27 May 2013, 15:09

90% and above or only above 90%?