Yes, BA LLB applications are available online now. You can apply through entrance exams like CLAT, CUET, or directly to colleges like GGSIPU or Ambedkar Law University. For example, IP University (GGSIPU) is taking BA LLB applications until June 10, 2025. Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University is also accepting applications online till May 31, 2025. Visit the college’s official website, check eligibility, and apply before the last date. Best of luck!

For GGSIPU BA LLB through CLAT 2025, the expected cutoff rank for EWS category students from outside Delhi is around 8,500 to 12,000. This means if your CLAT rank is in this range, you may get admission. Cutoffs can change depending on how many students apply and available seats. So, keep checking official updates during counseling to know the exact cutoff and don’t lose hope!

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Yes, you can do BLS LLB in regular mode from Mumbai University and at the same time pursue BSW from IGNOU through distance education. Since BLS LLB is a full-time course, it will require your regular attendance and commitment. But IGNOU’s BSW is flexible because it’s online and lets you study at your own pace, so you can manage both if you plan your time well. Just keep in mind that BLS LLB has attendance rules, so you have to be careful not to miss classes. Overall, it’s possible but will need good time management and dedication.

If you completed your post-graduation in June 2024 and appeared for MHCET 3-year LLB exams in May 2025, you usually don’t need a gap certificate. This is because the gap between finishing your post-grad and starting the law course is less than a year, which is acceptable. But some colleges or universities may ask for it, so check their specific rules. If required, you can get a gap certificate from your last college or university easily.

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Yes, you can pursue LLB directly after the 12th grade. Depending on your preference, the five-year program is known as BA LLB, BBA LLB, or BCom LLB. You have to take an entrance exam, such as the LSAT, CLAT, or another state-level test.

You can enroll in a reputable law school if you pass. Therefore, it is feasible to pursue an LLB immediately following high school without completing graduation.

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As per your mentioned query , you will be glad to know that yes it is possible to do LLB after 12th.  You can join courses like BA LLB ,BBA LLB,  Bcom LLB. The duration of these courses is 5 years .  Coming to the admission process some colleges take admission on the basis of entrance exam score. And some take direct admission on the basis of your class 12th marks.  The most popular entrance exam for this course is CLAT , AMU LAW,  AILET ,  MH CET LAW ,  CUET BA LLB , TS LAWCET and so on.

To know more ,  refer this :

https://law.careers360.com/articles/law-courses-after-12t

I hope this helps you!

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Yes you can get Admission in LLB after 12th , but not in the form of 3 year LLB , you can do a direct 5 year integrated program that is BA LL or BBA LLB .

These programs will cover your undergraduate studies with legal education .

Eligibility:-

You need to have your class 12th passed with recognized board or school

Minimum percentage required-Most colleges require a minimum aggregate percentage in Class 12th, typically around 45-50% with some variations for reserved categories.

Entrance exam :- For admission in Law school you may need to give entrance exams like CLAT or AILET

Students from any stream can apply for Ba llb or BBA LLB

Visit our website for any other information about Law courses:- https://law.careers360.com/articles/law-courses-after-12th

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The result for the 5-year LLB course through the MH CET exam is expected to be announced very soon. The exam took place on April 28, 2025, and the final answer key was released on May 23, 2025. Usually, the results come out a few weeks after the final answer key is published, so you should keep checking the official MH CET website regularly for the exact date. Once the results are declared, you can easily check them online by logging in with your application number and date of birth. The scorecard will show your marks, rank, and percentile.