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The University of Delhi (DU) offers undergraduate law courses , including LLB and BA LLB , through its Faculty of Law. The key DU institutions that cater to legal studies include:

1. Campus Law Centre (CLC) : Offers a 3-year LLB program for graduates from any stream.
2. Law Centre I (LC-I) and Law Centre II (LC-II) : Also provide the 3-year LLB program.

At present, DU also offers a 5-year integrated BA LLB program. Students interested in pursuing a BA LLB can also explore other institutions outside DU, such as the National Law Universities (NLUs) or private universities.

The 3-year LLB programs at DU are highly competitive, requiring candidates to pass the DU LLB Entrance Exam . DU's law programs are renowned for their affordable fees, excellent faculty, and a vibrant academic environment.

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BA LLB HONS PROGRAMME is a five year integrated course that combines the study of law with various subjects in the humanities and social sciences.

Eligibility requirement for the course: candidates must have Minimum 50-55% in 12th grade And some colleges needs 45 percent for general category basically it depends on college and universities

Fees range: the course fees structure also depends upon universities but generally it is Between INR 1.5 lakh to 2.8 lakh per year in top law colleges.state universities fees structure is less as compared to NLU states course required 7k per semester so you can assume whole course of 5 year fees is under 50k excluding exam fee caution money and other charges.if you are looking for affordable options like central university which is way cheaper than these colleges

FOR EXAMPLE :The total tuition fee for the 5-year B.A. LL.B. course at the Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is INR 11,410. The total fee for the course may include components other than tuition fees.

Moreover,Entrance exams for law:Most colleges require entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, or AILET.

For details please refer BA LLB HONS PROGRAMME

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Here are the steps to join BA/LLB Hons. program :-

1. Eligibility :

   • Complete Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum required percentage (varies by institution, typically 45%-50%).
   • Age limit may apply as per the institution's criteria.

2. Entrance Exams :

   • Appear for national or university-level law entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT India, AILET, or others.
   • Prepare for subjects like legal aptitude, English, general knowledge, and logical reasoning.

3. Application :

   • Register on the official websites of the chosen law colleges or entrance exam portals.
   • Submit necessary documents like Class 12 marksheets, ID proof, and photographs.

4. Admission Process :

   • Clear the entrance exam.
   • Participate in counseling or selection rounds (if applicable).

5. Final Admission :

   • Pay fees and complete formalities.

6. Alternative Path :

   • Direct admission may be available in private universities based on merit.

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No, it is not possible to pursue an MBA after your 3rd year of a BA LLB integrated course from a Mumbai University college as you need to complete your full BA LLB degree to be eligible for an MBA program.Since a BA LLB is a 5-year integrated course, completing only your 3rd year does not fulfill the requirement for an MBA.

Not only in this university but you cannot take admission to any master course before completing your b.a llb integrated course however you can take admission to bachelor's degree on the basis of your 12th marks.

I suggest you to continue with your course after completing apply to MBA anywhere in india.if you have time prepare for CAT exam which is accepted by iims and Mumbai University. Remember When choosing an MBA program, you can consider specializations relevant to your legal background, such as "Business Law" or "Intellectual Property Law" to leverage your existing knowledge.

To know about admission in mumbai university refer link

https://dqxeclau.top/university/university-of-mumbai-mumbai

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No, you can not give SSC CGL exam in your thrid year of BA LLB course as you are not eligible for SSC CGL. For being eligible for SSC CGL, a candidate must be graduated. And in BA LLB course you are regarded as graduate only after the completion of your whole course.

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To improve chances of getting admission to a top college for BA LLB. or BBA LLB, you need following :-

• Strong Academic Performance : Maintain high grades in high school or pre-university courses, focusing on subjects relevant to law and business.
• Entrance Exam Preparation : Prepare rigorously for entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, or other specific tests by practicing mock tests, previous papers, and time management skills.
• Co-curricular Activities : Participate in debate clubs, MUNs (Model United Nations), and public speaking to demonstrate skills relevant to legal studies.
• Legal Internships/Volunteering : Gain experience through internships with law firms or NGOs and volunteer in legal aid services to showcase dedication.
• Well-Rounded Profile : Highlight achievements in extracurriculars like sports, leadership roles, or arts, to show a balanced personality.
• Personal Statement : Write a compelling statement of purpose showcasing passion for law, career aspirations, and relevant achievements.
• Letters of Recommendation : Obtain strong recommendation letters from teachers or professionals who can vouch for your capabilities.

To get a scholarship for UG studies :-

• Merit-Based Scholarships : Aim for excellent grades and high entrance exam scores to qualify for college-specific or national scholarships.
• Government Schemes : Apply for government-funded scholarships like the National Scholarship Portal (India) for eligible students.
• Private and NGO Scholarships : Research organizations that offer scholarships for specific categories (e.g., leadership, need-based).
• Early Application : Submit scholarship applications ahead of deadlines to improve your chances.
• Prepare Strong Applications : Write persuasive essays that highlight achievements, goals, and financial need.
• Participate in Competitions : Winning essay contests or law-related competitions can lead to special scholarship opportunities.

You can check the list of top colleges for BA LLB and BBA LLB from the following links :-

1. Top BBALLB Colleges in India - Law

2. Top B.A. L.L.B Colleges in India

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Choudhary Dileep Singh College offers a BA LLB program. This integrated course combines the study of arts and law, typically spanning five years. Students learn various subjects, including legal studies, political science, and sociology, along with core law subjects. To confirm admission criteria and course details, it’s best to visit the college's official website or contact their admissions office directly for the most accurate and updated information.

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If you want help for your B.A LLB admission please provide necessary information like;

• Country and State: Where are you planning to study BA.LLB?
• University or College Preference: Do you have any specific universities or colleges in mind?
• Academic Background: What is your educational background (e.g., high school, undergraduate degree)?
• Entrance Exam Requirements: Are there any entrance exams or prerequisites for the BA.LLB programs you're considering?
• Budget: What is your budget for tuition fees and living expenses?
• Specific Questions: Do you have any specific questions about the admission process, course curriculum, or career prospects?

Once I have more information, I can provide you guidance on the following aspects:

• Entrance Exam Preparation: If applicable, I can help you understand the exam format, syllabus, and study materials.
• Application Process: I can guide you through the application process, including document requirements, deadlines, and interview preparation.
• University Selection: I can help you research and compare different universities based on your preferences and criteria.
• Financial Aid: I can provide information on scholarships, loans, and other financial aid options available.
• Career Prospects: I can discuss potential career paths and job opportunities after completing a BA.LLB degree.
  
  

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Hello aspirant,

Admission to the BA LLB program requires passing the CLAT, LSAT, or AILET entrance exams and earning at least 50–55 percent in Class 12. As an alternative to six years (3 years for BA + 3 years for LLB), this course completes both bachelor's degrees in five years.

Most law schools use a semester system, where a five-year BA LLB program is broken up into ten semesters. The annual cost of the BA LLB programme at India's best law schools is between INR 1.5 and 2.8 lakh. Similar to LLB graduates, alumni of BA LLB programs can pursue a variety of jobs in corporate law, litigation, legal consulting, and other fields.

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Hello aspirant,

Admission to the BA LLB program requires passing the CLAT, LSAT, or AILET entrance exams and earning at least 50–55 percent in Class 12. As an alternative to six years (3 years for BA + 3 years for LLB), this course completes both bachelor's degrees in five years.
Most law schools use a semester system, where a five-year BA LLB program is broken up into ten semesters. The annual cost of the BA LLB programme at India's best law schools is between INR 1.5 and 2.8 lakh. Like LLB graduates, alumni of BA LLB programs can pursue a variety of careers in corporate law, litigation, legal consulting, and other fields.

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