As a MS Male open student. by the math, is there actually 47 seats VACANT? if that is true, then i should get GLC in next round. Pls confirm if this is the correct way to see this list, or I am being misled. thanks.
edit: i am like 20-25 seats away from the last self finaced seat that cut off at 99.39
The first-round cutoff for GLC Mumbai’s self-financed seats came out at 99.39 percentile (closing rank: 82), while the cutoff for the government-aided seats was 99.57 percentile.
For those familiar with the previous years’ trends, how much can we realistically expect the cutoff to fall in the subsequent rounds?
I scored 99.2 percentile, so I’m currently about 20 ranks behind the self-financed closing rank. Is
there is still a realistic chance of getting GLC Mumbai in the later rounds, especially considering seat movement and candidates opting for other colleges.
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MS ke liye bol raha hu
After Boards decided to pursue law and leave Science field. 6 months Prep as a dropper (MY FIRST DROP), got AIR5xxx in Clat 2026. Was pursuing 2nd attempt as a 2nd full Dropper. By the Grace of God himself, I somehow managed to get GLC Mumbai. I had 3 questions.
Before answering the below please note:- I am very much interested in this field, of Law. Not wanting to do Litigation. I want what's best for me, parents are supportive. I have financial stability. I am aware GLC has amazing legacy, location, intern, high court proximity pros. I'm trying to make the best long-term career decision—not chase prestige for its own sake.
Some people have advised me to embrace GLC and move on, while others say I shouldn't settle if I genuinely believe I can do better. Personally, after investing so much time and effort into CLAT, I find it difficult to simply settle. At the same time, the prospect of spending five years largely focused on internships with comparatively less of a traditional college life also feels daunting and not something I would necessarily want for myself. I genuinely wanna know will the 2 years ever be a good ROI.
So what would you do if u were in my position?
