The principal’s statement that you may not be able to enroll in the Bar Council with an open university certificate might be true, depending on specific rules and regulations set by the Bar Council of India (BCI). The **Bar Council of India** has strict guidelines regarding the eligibility of students enrolling in the LLB course and subsequently registering as advocates.

As per BCI rules, a candidate must have completed their 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board or university, which must be recognized by the BCI for admission into law courses. While **open schooling** is accepted by many universities, certain open school certificates might not meet the BCI's recognition standards for enrollment as an advocate.

You should:

1. **Verify with the Bar Council**: Contact the Bar Council of Telangana or the Bar Council of India directly to get a clear answer on whether your specific open university board certificate is recognized for enrolling as an advocate after completing BA LLB.

2. **Check BCI Recognition**: Ensure that your open university certificate is from a board or institution recognized by the BCI.

If your open university is not recognized, you may face challenges in enrolling with the Bar Council, despite completing your law degree. Seek official confirmation to understand your options.

Generally combination of science stream or technical courses with LLB is pursued only by those who wishes to go further in the field of Patent laws. So if you want to go into patents then doing BBA LLB will give you edge, as you will be conversant with the art of pleading and basic procedural aspects of conveyancing.or by doing LLB with b.tech you have master in two domain which opens door to various career options in both fields.again,if you wish to take management course you can go for BBA LLB.choice is yours choose the one which align with your future goals.

VIT Chennai offers 5 years integrated programme of law LLB for the admission Merit list is prepared based on performance in 10+2 and valid CLAT/LSAT score.no seperate exam is conducted for admission.you need to apply with your CLAT score and 12th marksheet.

Clat exam is near so try to get good score if you didn't perform well in your academics.

Good luck and stay focused.

Namaste! Thank you for reaching out to Careers360. I'd be happy to help you with information about LLB courses.

Regarding your question about Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiyya) University and LLB courses after 2024 - I apologize, but I don't have the most up-to-date information on their specific program offerings.

Here's what we can do:

1. I'd recommend checking the university's official website for the most current details on their LLB programs. They usually list upcoming courses and admission cycles.

2. If you'd like, I can help you find the contact information for the university's admissions office. They would have the most accurate information about future course availability.

3. We could also look into other universities offering LLB courses if you're open to exploring more options.

Is there anything specific you're looking for in an LLB program? Like duration, specializations, or location preferences? That might help us narrow down your search.

Let me know how else I can assist you. We're here to help you find the best educational path forward! Check this out for more information

Hello aspirant,

Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws is the full form of BALLB. A combined bachelor's degree program, BA LLB, combines the study of both bachelor's degrees in law (LLB) and arts (BA). Additionally, a candidate may choose to enroll in a BA LLB Hons course if they are interested in learning more specialized information.
The curriculum includes topics from the disciplines of law and the arts. Political science, economics, sociology, history, English, and other subjects are examples of arts subjects. Legal studies encompass a range of topics, including administrative law, contract law, criminal law, constitutional law, and legal research.

For more information please visit the following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/ba-llb-dual-degree

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Hello aspirant,

Students at the UG level can pursue a five-year Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) program at City Law College. There are 180 spaces available for this course.

To know about fees and much more information please visit the following link:

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/city-law-college-jankipuram

Thank you

Hello,

Yes, you can get admission for an LLB program after clearing your 12th from the Haryana Open Board, Kurukshetra, provided you meet the eligibility criteria set by the university you are applying to.

Generally, for LLB (5-year integrated program), universities require candidates to have passed 12th with a minimum percentage, often around 45-50%, depending on the institution. Some universities may also require you to clear entrance exams like CLAT or other state-level law entrance exams. It’s advisable to check specific admission guidelines from the universities of your choice.

Hope it helps !

Hey there, welcome to the Careers360 team! Always great to have a new intern on board.

So you're interested in B.Com LLB, huh? That's a solid choice - combines business know-how with legal expertise. Pretty versatile degree. Check this out.

Let me see what I can dig up for you. Off the top of my head, I know quite a few universities offer this integrated program. It's usually a 5-year course.

To join, you'll typically need to have finished your 12th with decent marks. Some colleges might have their own entrance exams too.

Tell you what, why don't we look into this together? It'll be a good learning experience for you as an intern. We could check out which top colleges offer this program, what their admission criteria are, and maybe even the career prospects after graduation.

Is there any specific college you had in mind? Or are you just exploring options at this point? Let me know, and we can tailor our research accordingly.

Oh, and don't hesitate to ask if you need any help navigating our database or resources here at Careers360. I remember being a bit lost when I first started!

Hey there! Great to have you at Careers360. Hope you're settling in well!

Ah, you're asking about BA LLB admissions - that's a hot topic right now. Let me see what I can tell you off the bat.

So, yeah, admissions for BA LLB are generally open around this time of year at most universities. But here's the thing - the exact dates and deadlines can vary quite a bit depending on the college. Some might be wrapping up soon, while others could just be getting started.

As for the procedure, it's usually a mix of entrance exams (like CLAT for national law schools), your 12th board scores, and sometimes interviews. But again, it's not one-size-fits-all.

Now, about hostel facilities for girls - that's definitely something most colleges offer these days, but the quality and availability can be all over the map.

Tell you what, since you're interning with us, why don't we dig into this a bit more? It'd be a great project for you to get familiar with our resources. We could put together a list of top colleges offering BA LLB, their admission procedures, and deadlines. And while we're at it, we can check out their hostel situations too.

Is there any specific college or region you're particularly interested in? That might help us narrow things down a bit. Let me know, and we can get cracking on this!

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can definitely apply for a BA LLB Hons course even if you are 25 years old. Age is generally not a limiting factor for pursuing higher education.