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.

Yes, there was a Spot Round for BA LLB admissions at IPU. It serves as a last-chance allotment stage after the regular counselling rounds for students who could not secure a seat earlier. In this round, vacant seats are filled purely on the basis of merit and availability. For 2025, Spot Round 1 has already taken place, and it was the final phase of the admission process. Students were required to register, pay the spot round fee, and physically report for seat allotment.

With a score of 380/750 in BA LLB CUET UG and 228/500 in the EWS category, getting admission in the main campus may be challenging, as the cutoffs for main campuses are usually higher and very competitive. You might have a better chance in constituent or affiliated campuses of the university or through private colleges, which often have lower cutoffs and reserved EWS seats. It’s a good idea to check the previous year’s CUET cutoffs for your category and course to make an informed decision.

Mother Teresa law college for ba LLB classes usually start from the may to june for more information you need to contact the college staffs and check their official notification in the college website if possible Directly visit college know the required information

For BA LLB first semester at Chaudhary Charan Singh University, students can refer to standard legal textbooks for subjects like Constitutional Law, Law of Torts, Law of Contracts, and Criminal Law.

Specific recommendations include R.K. Bangia or Ratanlal and Dhirajlal for Law of Torts, Polluck and Mullah or Avtar Singh for Law of Contracts, and PSA Pillai for Criminal Law.

Additionally, self-study packages like those by Nitin Prakashans or Mansi Publications, and guides by Sumit Saundal (Advocate) can be helpful for CCS University.

Good luck..

Hello Mahesh

LLB and BA LLB are both different courses.

While LLB is only of 3 years, BA LLB is of 5 years.

While graduation is required for doing LLB, you can do BA LLB after 12th class.

In simple, LLB focus only on law while BA LLB integrates components of arts subjects with law.

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

Hello,

The main difference between LLB and BA LLB lies in their structure and duration. The LLB course is a three-year program that requires a prior bachelor's degree. On the other hand, BA LLB is a five-year integrated program with a combination of bachelor's and law studies.

I hope it clears your query!!

BA LLB admissions under AKTU in Delhi/NCR are usually based on 10+2 marks or through university-level entrance exams. Fee structure varies by institute, ranging from Rs 40,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh per year depending on whether it's a private or government-affiliated college. Check college-specific brochures or AKTU’s admission portal.

Delhi University does not offer a 5-year integrated BA LLB course. Instead, DU provides a 3-year LLB program after graduation, through its prestigious Faculty of Law, which includes Law Centre-I, Law Centre-II, and Campus Law Centre (CLC). To get admission into these, you must appear for the DU LLB Entrance Exam now through CUET PG there is no merit-based admission to this program.Now, if you’re specifically looking for a 5-year BA LLB course after Class 12, then DU is not the right place. You can instead explore GGSIPU (IP University) which is also based in Delhi.Another option in Delhi is NLU Delhi, which offers BA LLB through the AILET exam. So, overall, none of these institutions offer admission to BA LLB solely on a merit basis.

As for fee structure, in government institutions like USLLS, the fees are quite reasonable — around 40,000–60,000 per year. In contrast, private colleges under IPU can charge 1 lakh to 1.5 lakh annually.

Hope you will find it helpful and all the best!