Thanks, but can you tell me how to get admission in it

 Hello Aspirant Law is a very sustaining career and is suitable for the ones who prefer to communicate, read and have excellent observational skills. The pay scale for the career is also very commendable. Although it is a tough profession to follow, it is known to have gathered a lot of fame and fortune.   There are many ways to pursue a career in law. The degree for law is either a five-year integrated degree or a degree in any discipline followed by LLB for three years. Some students also opt for LLM after the completion of their undergraduate degree.  The top colleges for law are no dount the different National Law Schools and the Faculty of Law of Banaras Hindu University. There are still other institutes in India that provide good courses in law, such as - Faculty of Law, Delhi UniversityNalsar University of LawSymbiosis Law SchoolJindal Global Law SchoolThe West Bengal National University of Juridical SciencesDr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Top Entrance ExamsThe admission in a law department is mostly through an entrance test. Some of the most common and important entrances tests all across India are - ·         Common Law Admission Exam (CLAT)·         Law School Admission Test (LSAT)·         Maharashtra Common Entrance for Law (MH CET Law)·         Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (IPU CET LLB)·         Alliance University Common Admission Test (ACLAT)·         Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Common Entrance Test (IPU CET LLB)·         Panjab University BA LLB/LLB Entrance Exam·         Symbiosis Law Entrance Test (SET)·         Cochin University of Science & Technology Common Admission Test (CUSAT)  I hope that this information is helpful. Best of luck!