Hello aspirant,

Yes, if you are a student in the arts stream, you can apply for admission to the BA LLB programme. Merit-based entrance exams are the basis for admission to prestigious colleges. The best choice for you is to apply for CLAT.

Every organisation is in desperate need of attorneys. The majority of businesses employ lawyers to handle legal matters, therefore if you are an excellent attorney, you will undoubtedly have a successful career.

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Hey aspirant,

With a BBA degree from a good institute or a BBA + LLB from institutes like Symbiosis or National Law University helps in communication and business understanding. It is a very good communication. CS consist majorly laws related to companies, ROX, SEBI and taxation and a company need a very good pleader and drafter.

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Greetings aspirant

It is to inform that your chances of getting in are quite high. Last year the students with this cutoff in the waitlisting were able to get into Symbiosis very easily. Stay calm and composed and hope for the best. While I want to clarify that this prediction can never be 100% sure and totally depends on the number of candidates who are not interested in taking up the college even after the selection. Therefore I will recommend you to look for other back up options as well. You can find the same using the link given below https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-law-colleges-in-india

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Greetings aspirant.

I feel very delighted to inform you that your chances of getting in the college are quite high. Though the information provided is not totally accurate as it is based on the previous year's result. It can vary every year and depends on the magnitude of selected candidates who are not willing to take admission into this college because of some better prospects. Still I would suggest you to keep looking for other colleges as well. You may find other top private law colleges along with the college brochure , fee , courses , faculty etc by clicking on the link below -

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-law-colleges-in-India

Hello aspirant,

The main distinction between an honours subject and a regular subject is that honours subjects require you to take more subjects. In comparison to BBA LLB, you would still need to study additional subjects for BBA LLB Hons. According to information provided by the Bar Council of India (BCI), you will be required to take 36 papers in total, including 18 required papers, 4 clinical papers, 6 optional papers, and 8 specialty Honour papers. You would have to take a total of 28 papers for BBA LLB.

In my opinion you must go for ba llb hons. course.

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Hello there!

BBA LLB has better scope in law firms as well as the it has a wide range of Universities that offer this course.
whereas very few of the colleges in India offer BCA LLB course. It is preferable to do BCA and then pursue LLB post graduation.
if you are willing to go with integrated degree course, BBA LLB is a better course in terms of opportunities.
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Hello Dear,

Both the courses have different course structure in different colleges.

While in BBA LLB you study law along with knowledge of subjects from Management such as Business Environment & Ethical Practices, Human Resource Management and Strategic Management.

Similarly in BA LLB along with law you study subjects of humanities such as History, Sociology, Economics and Political Science.

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