Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Mumbai

Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, popularly known as JCCL, was established in the year 1977 at Vile Parle West, Mumbai. This affiliated college has approval from the Bar Council of India and imparts specialised education in the field of law. The name of the affiliated college is Mumbai University . JCCL Mumbai is a stalwart institution for legal learning, with a total student intake of 602 and a faculty strength of 7.

It has six full-time courses in law—one a 3-year course in LLB and another a 2-year LLB General course. JCCL has varied facilities, all of which work towards enriching the learning experience of its students. The college library occupies a central place in the institution. It has an extensive collection of books, periodicals, and legal databases.

It is well-furnished, air-conditioned, Wi-Fi enabled, with a sitting capacity of 100 students and a collection of 13,000 books. The college also maintains two computer laboratories with more than thirty students each to ensure that students are exposed to the latest technology.

JCCL Mumbai offers a facility called the Moot Court, which enables students to practice their advocacy skills within the simulated environment of a courtroom. It also runs a dispensary functional from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm with qualified Medical Officers to give first aid and OPD facilities in emergency cases to the students and the staff members.

The academic courses offered, JCCL Mumbai is known to provide six law courses . This include a 2-year LLB General . While both are full-time, on-campus courses, the first one has a sanctioned intake of 240 students and has been thoughtfully designed with the aim of providing candidates with thorough legal education.

The student community studying both the law courses, in all totality, comes to be as strong as 602 students in the college. The JCCL Mumbai Admission Process is mainly based on Maharashtra Common Entrance Test Law. The admission for the LLB course will totally depend upon MH CET Law performance in the case of a 3 years programme.

This state-level entrance examination ensures that the admission process is free and competitive for students pursuing a legal education. Applications are hereby invited from all candidates who appear for the MHCET Law, following a merit-based admission procedure.