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.

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Total fee for a five year BA LLB  program in India can range from approximately 50,000 to 20,00,000 depends on the type of institution .Here is general overview:

1.Government colleges (NLUS): total 5-year fess is approx. rs. 7.5 lakh to 12.5 lakh.

2. Private colleges : total 5- year fees rs. 10 lakh to 20 lakh approx.

3. State Universities /local colleges: total 5-year fees is approx. rs. 1 lakh to 3.5 lakh.

Here is LAST YEAR CUTOFF DDU you can check BA LLB CUTOFF for previous years which is helpful to predict tbe cutoff of 2025.

Because DDU Gorakhpur BA LLB cutoff for 2025 has not been released yet. The university typically releases the cutoff for various courses, including BA LLB, by the last week of July. You can an expect to find the cutoff marks on the official website, ddugu.ac.in, once it's published.

If you're preparing for the Punjab University (PU) BA LLB entrance exam. The exam generally has four main sections — General Knowledge and Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude, English Language, and Logical Reasoning. The paper is of 100 marks with objective-type questions. It’s a mix of static GK like history, polity, geography and current events, legal terms, simple grammar and comprehension, and logical puzzles. I’d recommend practicing past year papers too they give you a good grip on what kind of questions are likely to come.

If you want more information about syllabus, exam pattern, cutoff you can check this link below:

https://law.careers360.com/exams/pu-ba-llb-entrance

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The cost of the LLB course has a significant influence on candidates' decisions to enroll in Indian law schools.  The cost of a BA LLB in India varies greatly depending on the ranking and kind of institution (private or public).  In India, the average annual cost of an LLB course is between INR 10,000 and INR 5,00,000.

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For getting admission in BA LLB:

1. The cutoff for NLUs are around 70-90 marks
2. The cutoff for IPUCET colleges are around 330-400 marks.
3. The cutoff for Delhi University are around 430 - 480 marks.

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According to your query, Munshi Singh College in Motihari offers a government-affiliated LL.B. program priced at about 12,000 per year, totaling approximately 36,000 for the full course. So complete the process and all the best...

Hi dear candidate,

Your score seems to be not enough for government colleges as you would require marks above 500 for that but still this score of 398 is enough for many colleges like Rajiv Gandhi University and BML Munjal University can be your options.

Know more at our official website:

CUET LLB Colleges/Universities List 2025 (Updated) - List of Universities & Courses

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To take admission in a BA LLB program after Class 12, you typically need to appear for entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, LSAT India, or state-level law entrance tests. The syllabus for these exams generally includes the following subjects:

1. English Language:

   • Reading comprehension

   • Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms)

   • Grammar and sentence correction

2. Current Affairs & General Knowledge:

   • National and international events

   • Awards, sports, books and authors

   • Government schemes and important dates

3. Legal Reasoning:

   • Legal principles and their application

   • Legal vocabulary

   • Legal current affairs

4. Logical Reasoning:

   • Logical sequences and patterns

   • Syllogisms

   • Analogies and critical reasoning

5. Quantitative Techniques (Basic Mathematics):

   • Arithmetic (percentage, profit & loss, ratio, etc.)

   • Basic algebra

   • Data interpretation

This syllabus is designed to test your aptitude for law rather than subject-specific knowledge from Class 12. Most exams do not require preparation in political science or legal studies from school-level, although such subjects can help in understanding concepts better.