well if you want to apply for an LLB program you first need to typically have a bachelor's degree from a recognised to University then it depends on the specific University and program. You must visit the website of the university which of the LLB program and look for the admission section. Most of the university is required to take an entrance exam like the Common Law Admission Test or the all India law entrance test or the universities on entrance exam prepare for  exam by studying legal reasoning general knowledge and current affairs. You can also practice previous years question paper.Fill the application form offline or online providing accurate information and then pay the application fees ,submit the required documents such as Graduation certificate mark sheets, etc. If you are selected, you might need to undergoes document verification. So ensure you have all the documents ready. Then you might be called for counselling and then you can choose your prefered college. LLB COLLEGES IN LUDHIANA

well if you want to apply for an LLB program you first need to typically have a bachelor's degree from a recognised to University then it depends on the specific University and program. You must visit the website of the university which of the LLB program and look for the admission section. Most of the university is required to take an entrance exam like the Common Law Admission Test or the all India law entrance test or the universities on entrance exam prepare for exam by studying legal reasoning general knowledge and current affairs. You can also practice previous years question paper.Fill the application form offline or online providing accurate information and then pay the application fees, submit the required documents such as Graduation certificate mark sheets, etc. If you are selected, you might need to undergoes document verification. So ensure you have all the documents ready. Then you might be called for counselling and then you can choose your prefered college. LLB COLLEGES IN LUDHIANA

Hi,

LLB or Bachelor of Laws or Bachelor of Legislative Laws. LLB is a 3 to 5-year undergraduatlaw degree programme. There are more than 1260 institutes offering this course. LLB course helps the  students to develop a logical, analytical, and critical understanding of legal affairs.

To apply for LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law), you must meet the eligibility criteria that includes compleion of graduation or 10+2 with a minimum percentage.

To get enroll into LLB college, one must prepare for entrance exams for LLB course.

Many colleges require entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, or state-level tests. You can prepare by studying the syllabus, taking mock tests, and getting guidance from coaching centers.

To know more about the LLB course , you can visit the link provided below

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

Hope this information will help you

Hi Sandhya,

The BA LLB (Hons.) 5-year online application process for Xavier Law School, Bhubaneswar is due to begin soon. April 30, 2024, is likely the last date to submit applications for the 2024-25 session. The admissions are purely merit-based and will be done using scores from entrance exams, such as CLAT and AILET or the XLET (Xavier Law Entrance Test), coupled with academic performance in Class 10 and 12.

To apply, one has to visit the official Xavier Law School website, create an account and submit the required documents. Application fee is Rs. 1400 for one program, an additional Rs. 300 per extra program.

No, you need a good valid clat score to get admission to IPU. And also candidates must have passed class 12th with a minimum of 50% aggregate and 45% for reserved categories. If you don't get valid clat score, to get admission to IPU,then you think  of pursuing a degree program that can help you in future to pursue law in the future. To know more IPU admission, visit IPU 2025 admission

Hello aspirant,

Yes there are several colleges in India that offer integrated BA LLB programs with psychology as part of the curriculum or as an elective. Here are some institutions:

1. Symbiosis Law School (Pune, Noida, Hyderabad) - Offers a BA LLB program that includes psychology as part of the humanities subjects.
2. ICFAI Law School (Dehradun and Hyderabad) - Includes psychology as a component within their BA LLB program.
3. Jindal Global Law School (Sonipat) - While the primary focus is on law, the program integrates interdisciplinary subjects like psychology.
4. Amity Law School - Offers electives in psychology within their BA LLB program.

Each institute may vary regarding teaching or fees structure.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

The University of Delhi (DU) offers undergraduate law courses , including LLB and BA LLB , through its Faculty of Law. The key DU institutions that cater to legal studies include:

1. Campus Law Centre (CLC) : Offers a 3-year LLB program for graduates from any stream.
2. Law Centre I (LC-I) and Law Centre II (LC-II) : Also provide the 3-year LLB program.

At present, DU also offers a 5-year integrated BA LLB program. Students interested in pursuing a BA LLB can also explore other institutions outside DU, such as the National Law Universities (NLUs) or private universities.

The 3-year LLB programs at DU are highly competitive, requiring candidates to pass the DU LLB Entrance Exam . DU's law programs are renowned for their affordable fees, excellent faculty, and a vibrant academic environment.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

With a Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) rank of 21,000, your chances of securing admission into the top-tier National Law Universities (NLUs) are slim, as their cutoff ranks typically fall below 10,000 for the unreserved category. However, based on previous years' NLU's cutoffs , you might have chances at the following types of institutions:

1. Lower rank NLUs :

• If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC/EWS), you might still secure admission in lower-ranked NLUs such as:
  • HNLU, Raipur
  • DSNLU, Visakhapatnam
  • TNNLU, Tiruchirappalli
  • MNLU campuses (Mumbai, Aurangabad, Nagpur)
• These colleges may accept higher ranks for candidates under specific reservation categories or domiciles.

2. Private Law colleges accepting CLAT scores :

Many private institutions also accept CLAT scores and are good alternatives:

• UPES, Dehradun
• NMIMS School of Law, Mumbai
• Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat (Note: JGLS also conducts its own admission test, LSAT-India, but may consider CLAT scores as part of their criteria.)
• Amity Law School
• ICFAI Law School
• Alliance School of Law, Bengaluru

3. State Law colleges participating in CLAT :

Some state law colleges or universities also admit students through CLAT. Examples:

• Nirma University, Ahmedabad
• Maharashtra State Law Universities under the CET model (if they use CLAT ranks in some seats)
• Punjab University Regional Centers (depending on their quotas).

You can also use the CLAT college predictor tool to predict which college you can get based on your score or rank.

Hope it helps !

Hello Anuja,

Yes, you can change your course from BA to LLB after your first year, but it depends on the specific policies of the college or university you are attending. Typically, you may need to apply for a transfer, and whether this is permitted can depend on several factors:

1. College/University Policies : Most colleges have a set procedure for transferring from one course to another. You will need to check with the administrative office or academic counselor to understand their transfer policies.
   
   

2. Eligibility Criteria : If you are changing from BA to LLB, you will need to meet the eligibility requirements for the LLB program. Some colleges may require you to have completed specific subjects or may have a cutoff for admissions based on your performance in the first year.
   
   

3. Admission Process : Some colleges might allow you to join the LLB program only if there are vacancies or if you meet certain academic criteria. You may need to apply for the new course and go through an admission process.
   
   

4. Lateral Entry : Some law schools offer lateral entry into their LLB programs, but this is typically after completing a specified number of years in another related course or based on academic performance.

You should consult with your college's academic office to determine the exact steps, eligibility, and documents required to change your course. It is always best to act quickly to ensure you don’t miss any deadlines or procedural requirements.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

For LLB 3 years 2025 preparation, here are some top book recommendations:

- MH CET Law (3 Year LLB) by Rinku Merani: This book is specifically tailored for MH CET Law preparation and covers all the sections of the exam comprehensively

- MH-CET LAW (Arihant Experts): Arihant Publications is known for its quality study materials for competitive exams, and this book is no exception. It includes practice papers, mock tests, and detailed explanations

- MH-CET (Common Entrance Test) Law for 3 Years & 5 Years by Chandresh Agrawal: This book provides a thorough coverage of the syllabus and includes previous year question papers for practice

Additionally, you can also refer to section-wise books for a more focused preparation:

- English: Quick Learning Objective General English by RS Aggarwal, Objective General English by A P Bhardwaj

- Legal Aptitude and Reasoning: Legal GK for competitive examination by Universal Publications, Legal Awareness and Legal Reasoning by A P Bhardwaj

- Logical Reasoning: A modern approach to Logical Reasoning by RS Aggarwal, Logical Reasoning for CLAT, SLAT, LSAT India and other law entrance exams by Universal Publications

- General Knowledge and Current Affairs: General Knowledge 2022-2024 by Arihant Experts, Yearly General Knowledge Book by Pearson

- Mathematics: Class 10 Mathematics IQ Challenge by Anil Ahlawat, Quantitative Aptitude ebook by RS Aggarwal

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