Mahatma Gandhi Law College Admission 2024: LLM, Fees, Eligibility, Selection Process

Hyderabad, Telangana

Private College

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Mahatma Gandhi Law College, established in the year 1990, the college is approved by the Bar Council of India and has been affiliated to Osmania University, Hyderabad.

The college offers both Post-graduate and Under-graduate courses. It offers L.L.B. for 3 years and 5 years with integrated courses in UG domain and L.L.M. in PG domain through both distance and regular mode to the eligible students.

At the UG level, the institute offers an LL.B, LL.B. (Hons), and BA./B.Com/BBA LL.B for a duration of 3 and 5 years respectively. Admission to all the UG courses is done through LAWCET or through Management Quota.

At the PG level, the college offers an LL.M under 4 specializations for a duration of two years. Selection to the same is granted on the basis of TS-PGLCET.

To apply for admission, the candidates must first register for the respective entrance exam via the official exam conducting authority.

MGLC has also been ranked 8th among all the law colleges in India.

Admission Highlights 2023

Name of Institute	Mahatma Gandhi Law College (MGLC)
Affiliated to	Osmania University, Hyderabad
Type of College	Private
Established in	1990
Entrance Exam	TS LAWCET, TS PGLCET
Course Offered	L.L.B. (3 & 5 years), L.L.M.
Genders Accepted	Co-Ed

Mahatma Gandhi Law College UG Admission 2023

Mahatma Gandhi Law College offers both 3 year and 5 year integrated courses namely B.A., L.L.B.; BBA, L.L.B. and B.com, L.L.B. It also offers an honours course in L.L.B.

Duration	LLB- 3 Years
Duration	B.A./BBA/B.Com. LLB- 2 Years
Total Intake	LLB- 320
Total Intake	LLB (Hons)/BA/B.Com/BBA LLB- 120 each
Basic Eligibility Criteria	10+2 qualification
Basic Selection Criteria	Entrance-based

Mahatma Gandhi Law College UG Eligibility Criteria

The candidates seeking admission to L.L.B. courses should have passed Intermediate/10+2 from any recognized board with a minimum of 45% (40% for SC/ST categories).
The candidate should have passed TS LAWCET conducted by the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
The candidates with 45% or more marks in B.Ed. or other PG courses are also eligible to seek admission in LLB even if they secure less than 45% marks at degree level.
The candidates who have scored a minimum aggregate of 50% and are from Management quota are also eligible.

Mahatma Gandhi Law College UG Selection Criteria

The selection is based on the marks scored in the LAWCET. The candidates who have not appeared for LAWCET can still seek admission into the college through Management quota. 20% of the total seats are reserved under this category.

Mahatma Gandhi Law College PG Admission 2023

The college offers L.L.M. in four specializations out of which Labour law and Law of Torts and Crimes courses are only offered through distance education. The distance education degree is conferred by Acharya Nagarjuna University. The approved intake of students is 20 seats per course.

The following specializations are provided under the discipline of LLM-

Constitution Law
Corporate Law
Labour Law (Only available in distance course)
Torts and Crimes(Only available in distance course)

Duration	2 Years
No. of Specializations	4
Intake	20
Basic Eligibility Criteria	BA LLB/LLB with 50% marks
Basic Selection Criteria	Entrance-based

Eligibility Criteria

The candidates should have passed L.L.B. from any college recognized by the Government of Telangana with a minimum aggregate of 50%.

Mahatma Gandhi Law College PG Selection Criteria

The candidates seeking admission to L.L.M. should have cleared TS PGLCET conducted by Osmania University.
The candidates can also get admission through Management quota.

How to Apply at Mahatma Gandhi Law College?

The students are selected on the basis of entrance exams like TS-LAWCET and TS-PGLCET only.

Visit the official website TS-LAWCET or TS-PGECET and Click on the ‘Apply Online’ tab.
Fees for both the exams can be submitted both online (Credit/ Debit Cards or Net Banking) and offline (through Telangana State Online Centers/Citizen Service Centers). Check Fee Payment status as well.
Fill the details as per the instructions like personal and academic qualifications in the form.
Upload the necessary documents.
Recheck details entered and submit the Application Form
Take a print of the same for future reference.

The documents required at the time admission are listed below:

For Undergraduate courses:

Memorandum of marks and Certificate of Intermediate / Degree or equivalent examination
Transfer Certificate issued by the college last Studied.
Bonafide and Conduct Certificate.
LAWCET Rank Card.
LAWCET Hall ticket.
Three Passport size Photographs. (Recently taken).
Caste and Income Certificate (for SC, ST, BC’s and Minorities).

For Postgraduate courses:

S.S.C. Certificate
Inter Certificates
Degree Certificate
LL.B. Certificate
LL.B. Marks
LL.M. Entrance Exam Hall Ticket
LL.M. Entrance Exams Rank card
Transfer Certificate
Three passport size photos
Caste and Income certificates for claiming scholarship

Mahatma Gandhi Law College Scholarships

Scholarships for SC/ST/BC/Minority/Physically handicapped candidates are awarded by the Social Welfare and Tribal Welfare Departments of Government.
The Certificate of Income as prescribed by the Government of State and Central has to be submitted from time to time. The Scholarship holders are required to put in not less than 75% of attendance for being eligible for scholarship.

FAQs

Ques. Does the college offer hostel facilities?

Ans. No, Mahatma Gandhi Law College, Hyderabad does not offer any form of hostel facilities at present.

Ques. What is the maximum age for someone to enter into a legal profession?

Ans. As of now, there is no age limitation for a person to enter into a legal profession.

Ques. Is the L.L.B. degree internationally valid?

Ans. Yes, the degree is valid Pan India and also internationally subject to local laws.

Ques. What are other prospects of L.L.B.?

Ans. There are a lot of opportunities for students pursuing law. They can immediately start practicing as an advocate either with a senior advocate or individually. Moreover, by clearing exams sthat are conducted by Public Service Commissions, he/she can further pursue his/her career as a judge. One can work as a legal advisor in various organizations or can set up their own law firms. Apart from these, teaching in law colleges, working with NGOs and working as a reporter for newspapers and television channels are other equally good options.