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To apply and take admission in Dr. Ambedkar Government College in LLB (3 years), you must register and appear for MH CET Law entrance exam and then participate in the Centralized Online Counselling (CAP) conducted by the Maharashtra State CET Cell.

To know more about MH CET Law Exam: MHT CET Law Exam by Careers360

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According to your query, Munshi Singh College in Motihari offers a government-affiliated LL.B. program priced at about 12,000 per year, totaling approximately 36,000 for the full course. So complete the process and all the best...

For admission first check eligibility criteria,it depends upon course type.for 3 year LLB course you have to complete Bachelor's degree in relevant field and 5 years integrated dgree need to 12th pass. You should apply for admission National level Entrance exam CLAT,LSAT or university specific test DU LLB and MH- CET.After qualify the entrance exam candidate shortlisted based on their scores, then you get admission, and some private colleges offer addmission based on merit or graduation level marks.then online admission process then documents verification, payment fee and admission is confirmed.these are steps for LLB addmission process.

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Hello Desingu Sir,

First of all, it's incredibly inspiring to see your interest in continuing education and especially in pursuing LLB at the age of 70. Now, to study LLB in India, the basic eligibility criteria is passing the 12th standard. Since you mentioned you are an SSLC disqualified candidate, the first step would be to clear your SSLC (10th standard) through NIOS or your state open school board. After clearing 10th, you can go for 12th class (HSC) through the same open schooling system.

Once you complete your 12th, you will be eligible to apply for the 5-year integrated LLB course. Law colleges generally don’t have an upper age limit, especially after the Bar Council of India relaxed many of those rules. You can apply through entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT India, or state law entrance tests, depending on the college you aim for.

Here is a helpful resource for understanding the law admission process:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/llb-bachelor-of-legislative-law

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Hi Naziya,

Basic eligibility for AP LAWCET is:
3- or 5-year bachelor's degree in law.
For general and OBC qualifying marks, 35% in AP LAWCET
No qualifying marks for SC/ST

Rank-wise order of Law colleges from AP LAWCET 2025
1- Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College of Law, Vizag
2- Smt. Velagapudi Durgamba Siddhartha Law College, Vijayawada
3- Prasuna College of Law, Kurnool
4- N.B.M. Law College, Visakhapatnam
5- Jagarlamudi Chandramouli College of Law, Guntur region
6- V.R. Law College, Nellore
7- Anantha College of Law, Tirupati
8- Rajiv Gandhi Law College, Kakinada area
9- Sri Vijayanagar Law College, Anantapuramu
10- Sri Venkateswara Law College, Tirupati

Here is all the information regarding AP LAWCET:
https://law.careers360.com/exams/ap-lawcet

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Hello,

The 3 year LLB course is offered after graduation, so it comes under CUET PG , not CUET UG. So, there is a difference in 3 year & 5 year LLB Courses .

If you are looking to take admission in a 3 year LLB programme, you need to apply through CUET PG , as conducted by NTA. CUET UG is for courses after Class 12, like BA, BSc, or 5 year integrated law programmes.

• 5 year LLB is under CUET UG.

• 3 year LLB is under CUET PG (because it’s a post graduate course).

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Hello,

For your questions, answer 92.85 percentile in MHCET 3-year llb is considered a good score. With this much score, you can secure some top colleges like GLC Mumbai and ILS Pune easily. If you are a reserved category student, you can increase your chances. I think with this amount of marks, you can secure some good institutes in conclusion.

I hope it resolves your query!!

Hi dear candidate,

Your score seems to be not enough for government colleges as you would require marks above 500 for that but still this score of 398 is enough for many colleges like Rajiv Gandhi University and BML Munjal University can be your options.

Know more at our official website:

CUET LLB Colleges/Universities List 2025 (Updated) - List of Universities & Courses

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