Hi Peeyush .

Yes, there are many law courses available at undergraduate level .

One of the best being , CLAT, ie, Common law admission test. It is conducted by any one National Law university every year. And there are 17 participating national law universities ,in which you get admission through your CLAT score .

There are even some private colleges that grant admission on the basis of CLAT Score ,like NIRMA LAW SCHOOL . (It's a great law school too.)



Then, there is , AILET , (All India Law entrance test ) ,which is conducted by National law university Delhi . It's a top law university of India and conducts its own entrance exam .



Then, SET , this is conducted by symbiosis law school which grants admission to it's 3 campuses that is , according to your SET Score .



Then, IPUCET , conducted by indraprastha University ,and you get admission either in main university campus or other  5-6 that are under the university .



Then, BVP LAW , conducted by Bhartiya vidya peeth for new law college ,pune .



Then ,there is MHCET , it's the exam for all the law colleges in Maharashtra . Even GLC , Mumbai and ILS ,Pune comes under it . According to merit you get admission in any law  college of maharashtra .



Then lastly ,there are many state based law entrances ,like RULET (Rajasthan university law entrance test , LSAT , etc .



I hope this helps .

Forms of all these universities are out . You can get them on their official website and fill them .



Lastly , for anymore queries you can revert back to me and kindly upvote if you liked the answer .



Goodluck .

Yes. Some examples include CLAT, AILET, DU LLB

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