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Yes, you can apply for PG (postgraduate) law courses in Indian Law Institutes (like LLM or equivalent programs) when you are in your final year of graduation and sitting for your semester exams in May 2025.

Important Points from Official Instructions:

• Final semester/year candidates are allowed to apply for law PG entrance tests and courses, if they will complete their graduation prior to the time the admission procedure finishes.
• Your admission will be provisional until you provide your final graduation mark sheet/certificate during counseling or admission.
• You need to fulfill the minimum marks requirement (typically 45–50% in graduation, as per the institute and your category) once your results are announced.

What You Should Do:

• Fill in the PG law entrance exam or course application through the official website of the institute or the concerned entrance exam authority.
• Mark on the application form that you are in your last year/semester of graduation.
• Be prepared to send your final mark sheet immediately after your results are announced, to validate your admission.

Summary:

You can apply for PG law courses in India even when you are in your last year of graduation (appearing for May 2025 exams). Just ensure that you complete your degree and provide the necessary documents before final admission is released

HELLO,

Here is the direct link to check previous year entrance exam question paper of MDU of law :- https://law.careers360.com/articles/mdu-llb-entrance-exam-previous-year-question-papers

I am also providing you the answer key if you want you can take help :- https://law.careers360.com/download/ebooks-and-sample-papers?exam=57820&content_sub_category=58682 This link contains sample papers as well as answer keys

Hope that helps!

Regarding sample questions or previous year papers, while there isn't a publicly. Generally, These exams typically assess:

• English Language : Comprehension passages, grammar, and vocabulary.

• Current Affairs, including General Knowledge : Recent events, significant developments, and general world knowledge.

• Legal Reasoning : Understanding and applying legal principles and reasoning.

• Logical Reasoning : Patterns, sequences, and logical arguments.

• Quantitative Techniques : Basic mathematical skills and data interpretation.

For comprehensive preparation, you might consider resources provided by educational platforms like Careers360 .

For admission to its five-year BA LLB degree, Arham Law College in Pune does accept AILET results.  But the college also takes into account other admission tests, such as MH CET Law and CLAT.  Verify certain requirements (such as minimum scores and application procedures) directly through the college's official channels, as admissions procedures might differ.

top government law colleges in Himachal Pradesh:

1. HPNLU, Shimla – B.A. LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D. (via CLAT)

2. Faculty of Law, HPU, Shimla – LL.B., LL.M. (via HPU entrance)

3. UILS, HPU Shimla – B.A. LL.B. (5 years)

4. HPU Regional Centre, Dharamshala – LL.B. (3 years)

Hi aspirant,

You will feel much more confident and be better prepared for this very difficult entrance test if you get access to the MH CET Law 2024 question paper with answers. In addition to helping you comprehend the format, degree of difficulty, and types of questions that will be asked on the test, this tool allows you to assess your strengths and weaknesses.

MH CET Law 3-year LLB

Kindly refer to this link for the question papers.

Soon, the official MHT CET Law 5-year 2025 first slot answer key will be made available on the official website, cetcell.mahacet.org.  When it is ready, you may download it by signing in with your password and registered email address.  In the meantime, websites like as Careers360 and CollegeDekho already offer memory-based and unauthorized answer keys for Slot 1.

Hi aspirant,

1. A BSc graduate aiming to enter the law field in India needs to appear for the relevant law entrance exams for the 3-year LLB program.
2. Some well-known national-level exams are the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and the All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) .
3. In addition, other state-level and university-specific tests , like as the MH CET legal , DU LLB Entrance Exam , and TS LAWCET , provide graduates with access to legal schools. These exams typically assess English comprehension, general knowledge, legal acumen, logical reasoning, and, in certain cases, quantitative skills.

All the best!