Hello aspirant,

LLB is bachelor of Legislative Law . It is commonly known as bachelor of law, a three years course after graduation. LLB can be pursued after completion of graduation in any stream.

But if you want to go for law course directly after xii then you can pursue integrated course . In 2001 , for the first time the national law University , Jodhpur offered the integrated law degree of BBA, LLB ( hons ).

Integrated law degrees are being offered now in four different streams and honours specialization by various NLUs -BA/ BBA/ BSC/ LLB HONS . Integrated degrees are of five years duration.

List of exams to pursue law education in India

1) common law test

2) AILET - All India Law entrance test

3) LSAT- Law School Admission test

4) Mh CET - Maharashtra common Entrance test

Hello Astha,

As per the BCI guidelines, one could pursue LLM if he/she has completed his 5year integrated BA LLB or BBA LLB or 3years LLB course from a recognized university. The specific subject taught should not be a problem if you don't have that subject in your curriculum. You could still pursue LLM  in IP laws.

Hello aspirant. The question asked by you doesn't have a certain answer. It totally depends on how many students from the selected category are not willing to join Symbiosis Pune. But on the basis of last year's waiting list cut off, your chances of getting in are too low. Lat year one of my friends who was at ran 151 in the waiting list did not get admission even after the 4th round.

This isn't the end. You may try for other good colleges offering BA LLB. You may aim for the below mentioned colleges without wasting your time by wondering if you get selected or not.

1. Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat

2. School of Law, University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun

3. ICFAI Law School, Hyderabad

4. The Central Law College, Salem

5. AIL Mohali - Army Institute of Law

For other colleges you may visit the link mentioned below. https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-law-colleges-in-india

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for BA-LLB in Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 50% aggregate for those belonging to the state, for rest of others they need 60% aggregate, admission is based on the merit of the qualifying examination followed by counselling, you can visit the official website of the university at http://www.jnvu.co.in/ (http://www.jnvu.co.in/course/ba-llb/) to know more details regarding this.

Hello,

The eligibility for BA LLB in JNVU University Jodhpur is passed 10+2 from a recognized board in any stream securing 60% aggregate, for candidates with domicile of Rajasthan need only 50% aggregate, admission is based on the merit of the qualifying examination followed by counselling conducted by the university.

Hello aspirant,

No it's all about your choice. If you want to do ba llb after 12 science stream then I think you will not face any issue. You can take the ba llb degree even after opting for science in higher study. You will not find it very hard but you need to give extra focus in the starting of your graduation as it will be totally different from your line.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hey student,

Rank of private law colleges is mentioned below-

Rank *Name of InstitutesCity

1Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) New Law CollegePune

2Symbiosis Law SchoolPune

3ARMY Institute of LawMohali

4Jindal Global Law SchoolSonipat.

Best government colleges for law are mentioned below-

Rank *Name of InstitutesCity

1National Law School of India UniversityBengaluru

2National Law UniversityNew Delhi

3NALSAR University of LawHyderabad

4The WB National University of Juridical SciencesKolkata.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

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How good evening

The best state government college for BA LLB are as follows

1. NLU banglore
2. NLU delhi
3. ICFAI law school hyderbad
4. Institute of law allahabad
5. GNLU Gandhi Nagar
6. Banaras Hindu law University

Hello,

See CLAT is conducted at national level, and its scores are accepted by various NLUs, and other government/private colleges, however you should know that there are other entrance exams as well such as AILET, CUET UG which was earlier known as CUCET, PU BALLB, LSAT etc, so there are other options as well for BA-LLB, you haven't mentioned if you have already passed 12th, and missed CLAT this year or couldn't qualify the same, you could have easily filled other entrance tests form as well, nonetheless integrated law courses come in various forms such as BA-LLB, BCom-LLB, BBA-LLB, BSc-LLB, BCA-LLB etc, these are basically amalgamation of the syllabus of law with other disciplines such as art, commerce, management, science, computer application respectively, say for instance you're interested to explore the corporate world then you may opt for BBA-LLB or BCom-LLB, the syllabus would be more aligned for your future goals professionally, other than this the working opportunities for any law graduate remains the same such as appearing for judiciary exams, upsc, state pscs, ssc cgl/cpo, banking/insurance exams, railways recruitments for graduates, there are also specialist posts in banking sectors for law graduates which you can apply etc, now is it worthy or not for a science student to drop a year for clat depends upon various factors such as which colleges in specific are you targeting, if it's only NLUs then CLAT is the only option however as I mentioned there are  other good colleges as well and moreover other law entrance exams also, if you wish to explore a career in law then it would have been more useful to apply for other exams as well, you have to ask yourself this questions, "how strong is your desire to pursue law as a career", the answer lies in your question, if you want to opt for courses in science stream, go ahead and do the same, however if you're aiming for a career in law, then apply for more than one exam, and keep possibilities open for admission in colleges/institutions beyond NLUs.

Hello,

Government Law College, Kolar offers BA-LLB for which admission is done through karnataka government UUCMS portal, the eligibility criteria regarding this is passed 10+2 from a recognized board securing 45% aggregate, for SC/ST it's 40% and for OBC it's 42%, check out our page at https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-law-college-kolar/ba-llb-course to know more details regarding this, also you can visit the official website of the college at https://gfgc.kar.nic.in/UmbrellaPortal/UG-admission-2022-23 for any other detailed information.