There are around 25 law colleges in India. I will enlist down some of the top ones..

1. Chanakya Law College, Rudrapur
2. ICFAI Law School, Dehradun
3. School of Law, Univerist yand Petroleum Studies, Dehradun
4. Jagannath Vishwa Law college, Dehradun
5. Amrita Law college, Roorkee

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Dear candidate,

bvp cet consist of 100 questions of 1 mark each with no negative marking and a total time of 2 hours.

the exam is on 17th august 2020

to get direct admission in bvp law college

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Hello aspirant

. Out of 100 points career evaluation will carry 50 points and entrance test will carry 50 points and Includes 100 questions in general knowledge, general English and reasoning. Time period for the test is one hour.

To prepare for entrance exam you should practice seen and unseen

Hey aspirant

Calcutta University has started the the admission process for BA LLB 5 year course from June 30. The last date for filling the online application form is July 30, 2020. The entrance test date will be announced later.

You can find the option of Online Application form and

Hello Srihari

I will compare both these colleges for you.

Vaikunta Baliga Law College- It is the only Law college in Udupi district. The college is one of the best colleges under karnataka state law University. The fees is around 22000 for the first year and  internship is compulsory for

Greetings aspirant!

There are many Law institutes in the Southern parts of India. The best of these include:-

• NLSIU, Bangalore
• NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
• NLU Kochi
• Christ University, Bangalore
• Dr BR Ambedkar College of Law
• University College of Law, Bangalore University
• M S Ramaiah college of Law
• K.L.E Society's

Hello dear student,

Both are different courses .BBA is a undergraduation course for 3 years while LLB is also a 3years course but it's a list graduation course . So there are few colleges who give admission for these courses as integrated program. So here I am giving you the

Law of torts and Jurisprudence are two completely different subjects. In jurisprudence we have to study about the theories, philosophies and science of law whereas a tort may be defined as a civil wrong independent of contract for which the appropriate remedy is an action for unliquidated damages.

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Actually you don't need to follow any one such particular book for your preparation.

I would suggest you to go through the entire syllabus and previous years question papers thoroughly which includes Maths, English, gk, logical reasoning.

Now, coming one by one. For English you can follow Wren and MArtin.