There are two courses which are provided in this college, BA-LLB, and BBA-LLB. The counselling and seat allotment would be completed by 26th July ' 2022 but before that I can give you a rough idea about your chances of getting into that college on the basis of 2021 cut

Both of these offer good courses in law . But for better comparison we can compare them on the basis of their placements , fee structure and reviews by people .

1. Amity Law School , Noida : The course offered is B.A.LL.B Hons. . The avg. placement in 2019 has

Dear Student,

Surendranath College , Kolkata offers the following courses :

• BA LLB- Seat Intake 120
• BA LLB Hons- Seat Intake- 15
• LLM- Seat Intake-20

This college is a Govt College under University of Calcutta established in 1885. Total 20 faculties work here .

Eligibility criteria for LLB admission :

Hi there,

There is no such law saying there should be a gap of 6 months between your 12th and your graduation. But there will be a time gap between your 12th and graduation depending on different reasons such as entrance exams,their results and counselling. All this process takes time

hello dear !

As per your query ,  minimum qualifying mark for general category is 45 % and reserved category qualifying mark sc / st is 40 % .

for more details follow the link

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-exam-pattern

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as per your query , you registered your application through mail id and phone number so , you had got a  message ( mail / message) about your registration details and if you had paid cet fee you can find your application number on payment slip (challan)

Hello,

After completion of class 12, you can directly join an integrated law like BA-LLB, BBA- LLB, B. COM-LLB or BSC-LLB as per your choice. To get into top colleges, you'll need to qualify aptitude/entrance tests like

1. · National Law School of India University, Bangalore,
2. · Nalsar University of Law,

Dear student,

Yes you can definitely take admission in law without even appearing in MH-CET.

You can get admission on the basis of merit in your bachelor. There are lot of private law colleges which provides admission without entrance. You can aim for such colleges.