Hello, the fees for a 3-year LLB course vary from college to college. Government law colleges usually have lower fees, while private colleges may charge higher fees.

You can check the fees of different LLB colleges here: https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-llb-colleges-in-india

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Your question is incomplete because the LL.B. college/university and state are not mentioned. The 3-year LL.B. fee for the SC category and SC scholarship eligibility after graduation/postgraduate study vary by institution and state.

Please mention the college/university or state. Then the exact SC-category fee and available scholarship details

Hello, if you are currently in Class 11 and want to prepare for the MH CET 5-Year LLB, you can start with the basics of Legal Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, English, General Knowledge and Current Affairs, and Basic Mathematics. The exam has 120 questions, with Legal and Logical Reasoning carrying the

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Start preparing gradually by building strong reading and English-language skills. Focus on current affairs, legal awareness, logical reasoning, and quantitative aptitude. Regularly read newspapers and practise objective questions. You can also solve previous-year CET papers and mock tests to understand the exam pattern and improve speed and accuracy.

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If you mean MH CET 3-year LLB 2026, counselling is conducted through CAP. Candidates with a non-zero percentile can participate, subject to eligibility and registration requirements. Round-II college option filling is scheduled for August 22–24, 2026.

For more information, you can click on the link given below.

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Hello, you can pursue an LLB from a private college along with a PG from a government college, if the rules of both institutions allow it. You also need to meet the attendance requirements of both courses. Please confirm with both colleges before taking admission.

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Yes, absolutely! I can help you with BA LLB admission and guide you step by step.

Please share this details:

• Class 12 percentage
• Category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS)
• State/domicile

• CLAT/CUET or any other law entrance exam score/rank, if applicable

• Whether you prefer government or private colleges

Based on these details I