What is a Liberal Arts Degree - Meaning, Benefits, Fees, Colleges

To be eligible, you must have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 50-55 percent marks and cleared entrance exams like CLAT, LSAT, or AILET etc for which the forms are out you can apply and appear for the entrance exam to get admission in five year integrated course of LLB.also,you can opt for private colleges in your state which gives admission on the basis of class 12th marks.

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Yes it is true that we can migrate from sol to regular but it is not that easy as it sounds!

Very first thing you need to keep in mind that your 1st year result that covers (1st and 2nd sems) both declared results before the migration date gets over. How to know the migration date? Remember it is available on du main website notice but you need to check regularly. It is also important that sol results are declared later than the regular and might the date comes to an end for migration process.

Once you are aware that you have your 1st year result before the date. Then go to different colleges for the visit. Meet the principal or the main head or important staff. They will say that it is impossible but if your luck works and you are able to influence the member of the staff of college. (However it is very hard to do so because they won't let you in directly to principal's office). It is to be Noted the migration process totally depends on your luck if you don't have Any approach.

Once they agree they will let you write a NOC and stamp on it with principal's signature. Then you have to go to sol office (north campus) there you will also get a stamp on your Noc which you have to submit in college office. However in sol office there you need to do many obligations and that too very fastly and tackle the lathargic staff also carry cash minimum 6–7 thousand because you need to pay your 3rd sems fees to them and they only accept cash. After all the documentation you have to submit the Noc to the respective college. And pay your fees. You will be successfully migrated.

Remember it's a very complicated and tough process if you have courage to do so with sincerity then only go for this. Because you have to visit many colleges of du and you may get a very short span. Suggestion to carry your photocopy of 1st year marksheet and sheets and pen.

If you wish to do migrate it is not impossible but it needs a lot of hardwork and emotional balance because tackling with du management staff of work is like you are dealing with a govt bank officer 2 mins before lunch time.

All the best!!!

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The class timings for BA (Hons) History at Satyawati College (Evening), University of Delhi, are typically scheduled in the late afternoon to evening hours. Generally, classes may start around 3:00 PM and end by 9:00 PM. However, the exact timings can vary each semester, depending on the timetable set by the college administration.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's best to consult the official timetable released by the college or contact the college administration directly.

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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!