Hii,

Total fee for a five year BA LLB  program in India can range from approximately 50,000 to 20,00,000 depends on the type of institution .Here is general overview:

1.Government colleges (NLUS): total 5-year fess is approx. rs. 7.5 lakh to 12.5 lakh.

2. Private colleges : total 5- year fees rs. 10 lakh to 20 lakh approx.

3. State Universities /local colleges: total 5-year fees is approx. rs. 1 lakh to 3.5 lakh.

Hello aspirant,

If you're going for a government law college, then their fees range  10,000–25,000 per year. That means a 3-year LLB might cost you around 30,000 to 70,000 total, excluding hostels or extra charges.

But if you’re applying to private or deemed universities, the fees are higher  around 80,000 to 1.5 lakh per year. So over 3 years, it could go up to 4–5 lakhs.

Some top private law colleges like Symbiosis, Christ University, or Jindal Global Law School are way more expensive  the whole course. But they do offer great exposure and placements too.

Always check for scholarships or state reservation benefits you can might be eligible for fee waivers.

For more details you can visit here:

https://law.careers360.com/

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Fees for 3 years LLB program and 5 years Integrated BA LLB program differ .for entrie LLB program INR 1.5 lakh to INR 3 lakh for government college and INR 50 K to upto 15 lakh for private institutions. Additional charges may include exam fees , library fees and hostel fees if applicable.

1. Candidate must complete graduation in any stream

2. Minimum marks required are 45 percent for general category

3. OBC category students need 42 percent marks

4. SC or ST students just need pass marks in graduation

5. Admission is based on merit of graduation marks

6. No entrance test is needed for this course

7. Application is done through online mode from official website

8. After applying university will release merit list

9. Counselling will be held based on merit for seat allotment

10. Final admission is given after document verification and fee payment

https://law.careers360.com/articles/kanpur-university-llb-admission

https://dqxeclau.top/university/chhatrapati-shahu-ji-maharaj-university-kanpur/llb-course

Here is LAST YEAR CUTOFF DDU you can check BA LLB CUTOFF for previous years which is helpful to predict tbe cutoff of 2025.

Because DDU Gorakhpur BA LLB cutoff for 2025 has not been released yet. The university typically releases the cutoff for various courses, including BA LLB, by the last week of July. You can an expect to find the cutoff marks on the official website, ddugu.ac.in, once it's published.

Hi Dipikaa,

In Pune, most 3-year LLB programs are open to graduates from any stream, including postgraduates, as long as you meet the minimum marks criteria it's usually 45% for general category and 40% for reserved. However, admission is primarily through MH CET Law entrance exam. If you’re looking for direct admission based on your PG percentage, very few colleges may offer that typically private colleges under management quota. But it's not common in top-tier colleges. Good law colleges in Pune include

• ILS Law College,
• Sinhgad Law College
• DES Navalmal Firodia Law College. If you’re serious about LLB, I strongly suggest appearing for MH CET Law to get better options.

Thank you!

Hello,

The books for the 1st-year law colleges are

• Constitutional Law
• Law of Torts
• Law of Contracts
• Criminal Law
• Family Law
• Jurisprudence

Also, books can vary at your university or college according to their curriculum.

I hope it resolves your query!!

If you're preparing for the Punjab University (PU) BA LLB entrance exam. The exam generally has four main sections — General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude, English Language, and Logical Reasoning. The paper is of 100 marks with objective-type questions. It’s a mix of static GK like history, polity, geography and current events, legal terms, simple grammar and comprehension, and logical puzzles. I’d recommend practicing past year papers too they give you a good grip on what kind of questions are likely to come.

If you want more information about syllabus, exam pattern, cutoff you can check this link below:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/pu-ba-llb-entrance

Thank you for reaching out!

Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you with the name of some of the best universities for LLB in Jammu and Kashmir:

• University of Jammu
• KC Law College
• Dogra Law College
• Central University of Kashmir
• University of Kashmir

To know about more colleges, you can visit our site through following link:

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-jammu-kashmir

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Hello aspirant,

A 58.60 percentile in MHT CET Law 2025 for the 5-Year Integrated LLB program under the SEBC category is considered on the lower side. It might be difficult to secure a seat in top-tier government law colleges such as ILS Law College, Pune or Government Law College (GLC), Mumbai, as these institutes usually have high cutoffs and intense competition, especially in the open and SEBC categories.

However, don’t lose hope you still have options. Based on previous years’ trends, you may still have a chance of admission in some decent private or semi-government law colleges in Maharashtra. Here are a few you can consider applying to:

• Modern Law College, Pune it is  known for its academic environment and placement support.
• DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune :  A reputed name with experienced faculty.
• Dr. D.Y. Patil Law College, Pune this college offers good infrastructure and practical exposure.
• Sinhgad Law College, Pune  A decent choice with affordable fees and active student life.

Apply during the CAP rounds and also stay alert for institutional-level admission rounds that some private colleges conduct if seats remain vacant.Keep a backup list of private law colleges outside of Pune or Mumbai where cutoffs might be slightly lower.

For more details about councelling, cutoffs,marks etc you can consider this link :

https://law.careers360.com/exams/mhcet-law

Wishing you all the best in your law journey!

Thank you!