Hi

Indeed, you can get into BA LLB regardless of whether you are from science stream.

This is on the grounds that ,

to be qualified for BA LLB there is no stream obstruction. Understudies who have finished twelfth in any of the stream I. e science/business/expressions are qualified for BA LLB

For instance,

NLSIU Bangalore - National Law School of India University offers a Ba llb and to be qualified you need to breeze through twelfth board assessment in any stream with essentially 45% imprints , in the event that you are from SC and ST classification, you need just 40% imprints.

Top Entrance test which you can go for BA LLB confirmation

*MHCET law placement test

*CLAT I. e Common Law Admission Test

*LPUNEST

*LSAT - Law School Admission Test

*TS LAWCET

*CULEE

*AILET - All India Law Entrance Test

Out of every one of these CLAT is most generally acknowledged placement test for long term LLB

To give you a significance of qualification models,

CLAT qualification models for 5-year llb is given beneath :-

*You should be either showing up for your twelfth board assessment or ought to have passed it

*You should breeze through your twelfth board test with basically 45% imprints while SC and ST class understudies need just 40% imprints.

*There is no age limit for CLAT

Hello

Yes, you can get into into BA LLB even if you are from science stream.

This is because ,

to be eligible for BA LLB there is no stream barrier. Students who have completed 12th in any of the stream i. e science/commerce/arts are eligible for BA LLB

For example,

NLSIU Bangalore - National Law School of India University offers a Ba llb and to be eligible you need to pass 12th board examination in any stream with at least 45% marks , if you are from SC and ST category then you need only 40% marks.

Top Entrance exam which you can go for BA LLB admission

• *CLAT i. e Common Law Admission Test

• *AILET - All India Law Entrance Test

• *LSAT - Law School Admission Test

• *MHCET law entrance exam

• *TS LAWCET

• *LPUNEST

• *CULEE

Out of all these CLAT is most widely accepted entrance examination for 5 year LLB

To give you a gist of eligibility criteria,

CLAT  eligibility criteria for 5-year  llb  is given below :-

*You must be either appearing for your 12th board examination or should have passed it

*You must  pass your 12th board exam with at least 45% marks while SC and ST category students need only 40% marks.

*There is no age limit for CLAT

For more and detailed information you can visit our page the link for the same is given below

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-eligibility-criteria

So, after qualifying CLAT, you will have to participate in its counselling , in which on the basis of your rank you can get a seat in BA LLB

Some of the top colleges for BA llb accepting CLAT are :-

• NLSIU Bangalore - National Law School of India University

• NLU Hyderabad - NALSAR University of Law

• GNLU Gandhinagar - Gujarat National Law University

• MNLU Mumbai - Maharashtra National Law University

• NLIU Bhopal - National Law Institute University

• Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad

• LPU Jalandhar - Lovely Professional University

To get the complete list of BA llb colleges go through :-

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-ba-llb-colleges-in-india

Thank you

Hi Prathmesh,

Yes, obviously any student passing 12th from Science stream can take admission in BA LLB course, which is a 5- years integrated course. But to take admission in this course you have to clear Law entrance examinations like CLAT ( COMMON LAW ADMISSION TEST) for getting admission into any Central University.
& LAW CET (COMMON ENTRANCE TEST) to get admission in any state University.
Below I've listed some of the best LAW colleges in India where you can pursue this course :

• National Law University, Jodhpur
  
• Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia National Law University, Lucknow
  
• Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala
  
• National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi
  
• Chanakya National Law University, Patna
  
• National Law University, Delhi
  
• National Law School and Judicial Academy, Assam, Guwahati
  
• Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur
  

I hope this information helps!!!