For 5-year LLB, eligibility is 10+2 (Intermediate) or its equivalent. A 3-year diploma (polytechnic) is usually not accepted as a 10+2 equivalent for the 5-year law programme. You have two realistic paths:

• Complete Intermediate (you can do it via TOSS/Open Inter if needed) and then write TS LAWCET (5-year), or
• Finish a graduation degree and then apply for 3-year LLB through TS LAWCET.

So yes—if you want the 5-year route now, you’ll need the Inter qualification first.

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Yes, the admission process for 3 year LLB has already started in many states and universities. Generally, the application forms open between March and June, and most institutions close registrations by July. Counselling and seat allotments usually happen from July to September. Some universities take admissions through entrance exams like MH CET Law, while others consider merit in graduation. So, depending on the university you are targeting, 3 year LLB admissions are ongoing right now.

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If you're looking for a cheaper LLB college, government law colleges are the most affordable. Colleges like the University of North Bengal charge as low as 170 for the entire course. Government Law Colleges in Madurai and Coimbatore also have fees under 600. Prestigious universities like BHU and Delhi University offer quality education at a low cost, around 6,000–10,000 per year. These options are ideal for students seeking quality legal education on a budget.

CMP LLB admissions for 2025 LAT cutoff score for the General category was 165 and above. For OBC candidates, the cutoff is 156 and above. The cutoff for SC candidates was 142 and above, while ST candidates is 96

Allahabad university accept both CUET and LAT score so here is the all cutoff for the year 2025

ALLAHABAD UNIVERSITY CUTOFF B.A LLB

Hello Aspirant,

Specific real-time seat availability for BA.LLB at St. Soldier Law College, Jalandhar , for the current admission cycle (likely for 2025-26, as 2024-25 admissions would be closed), is not publicly available online .

However, the college generally has 120 seats for BA.LLB. Admissions are usually based on 10+2 marks (merit-based) . To know if seats are currently available, you must contact the college directly through their admission office. Their official website (stsoldierlawcollege.in or https://www.google.com/search?q=stsoldiergroup.com) or the contact numbers provided there are your best resources.

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You should wait for the next round of counselling. Keep checking the official portal for seat allotment updates.

Also, make sure your choice filling is correct and you have selected enough colleges.

If seats are still not allotted in further rounds, you may try in the spot round (if conducted) or apply separately to other colleges where admission is still open.

Hope it helps !

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If you are looking for CUET PG LLB previous year question papers with answers for 2025 preparation, you can check this link from here :

https://law.careers360.com/articles/cuet-llb-previous-year-question-papers

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Since you have completed your 2nd year LLB in 1975 and could not continue your final year, the process to complete your 3rd year now depends on the university’s regulations. Most universities allow students to rejoin or appear as private or external candidates if a long gap exists, but policies vary. You should contact the university’s law department or the examination office directly, explain your situation, and request guidance on completing the final year. They will inform you about eligibility, documents required, and whether you can enroll in the pending year or appear for exams as a special case.

Law courses in India are governed by the Bar Council of India . At present, law courses have a specific time frame and a validity period. Since you completed your 2nd year way back in 1975, your registration with the university and BCI would have lapsed. Unfortunately, it is not possible to directly resume the same course after such a long gap. However, you can consider enrolling fresh into a 3-year LLB program again, provided you meet the age and eligibility criteria of the university. Some universities may have age relaxations. You should contact the law college or university where you studied earlier, they can guide you about re-admission options.

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Since you completed LLB's second year way back in 1975, those credits are no longer valid for completing your degree now—you’ll need to restart the LLB course from the first year . Indian universities don’t offer a “make-up” or “completion” pathway for such an old academic gap. However:

• You can pursue a fresh LLB , either through a 3-year program (after graduation) or a 5-year integrated course . Recognition of past study is very unlikely to be considered at this point.