Hey!

Diferent universities have different calculation procedures for taking admissions.  But most of the universities including the most reputed university , university of delhi take the top 4 subjects under consideration . It means that admissions are made on the basis of marks scored in best four subjects.

It happens

Hey Aspirant,

Yes, if you don't add the subject you're opting for in the university then they will deduct 2.5 marks from your best of 4. There are few rules and regulations from the Dniversity of Delhi. They have all the rules in there main site, you can go and

Hello Dolly,

Since you have not mentioned the exam or the college you want to get admission into, here are some sample question papers which are popular for B.A -

JNU - http://www.jnu.ac.in/sites/default/files/SamplePapers_BA.pdf

BHU - http://bhuonline.in/pdfs/UET_2018/BA-ARTS.pdf

DUET - http://www.oldquestionpapers.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/DU-BA-Honours-Humanities-N-Social-Sciences.pdf

DUET - http://www.oldquestionpapers.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/DU-BA-Honours-Multimedia-and-Mass-Communication.pdf

Hope this helps.

Hello

Yes, It is good for working guys. It's the best option for them.

Even regular students will find it very good for BA. The course material and the way the assignments are to be prepared, if done with the proper application of your skill and after reading their course

Hello roushni,

You can check it with the cut off for this year with the link below.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/blat-cutoff

Hello Isha ,

Non-Collegiate Women Education Board (NCWEB) DU Cut Off List 2019 Arts (BA), Commerce (B.Com), and Science (B.Sc): The admissions in the Delhi University is done on the basis of merit and entrance examination results. The cut-off includes subject-wise percentages that a DU college demands. If the seats

Hey Saurabh,

There are a lot of private colleges in India and they keep their admissions open till the end of August. Once you are done with you compartment exam, you can go to these private universities and they'll let you know whatever the fees is according to your marks.

Hello kajal,

Which exam you are talking about?

Please rewrite the question again. So that I can help you..

HELLO SYED TAIYAB ASHRAF

I will rather recommend to pursue law from any National Law University (preferably from the top 5). In case one cannot make through the top 5, there are private universities which are equally good in terms of quality of education and exposure and placement opportunities like

dear aspirant,

Admission to most of the law schools/universities is done through a national level or university level entrance test.

But Most of the private colleges provide admission directly, or with minimum criteria, it's all that expenditure in these colleges is very huge. But some good colleges are as follows: