Hello,

The college admits 50% of its students in undergraduate courses (LL.B and B.A. LL.B) through LSAT- India entrance examination.

Rest of the 50% seats are filled by the admission process conducted by RTM University.

LL.M applicants are evaluated on the basis of academic merit, i.e. marks obtained in graduation

Hello Aspirant,

MH CET law syllabus contains subjects like law, General knowledge and current affairs, reasoning and English.

The books you can prefer given below

Legal aptitude and legal reasoning-  Indian Polity by Laxamikant

General knowledge with current affairs- NCERT books of History, Geography and Economics
Newspaper, Read any one

Hey!

To get admission in Indian Law Society, Pune for BA LLB and LLB courses,you have to appear for MHCET.

The admission takes place through the marks obtained in MHCET followed by counselling.

Admission to LLM Courses in ILS, Pune is made on the basis of your graduation marks followed

To get into VIT LAW college,you have to fill up form on their official website which will begin in the month of April.

Candidate should have appeared for CLAT/ LSAT/ Any other widely recognized Law test.

The admission will be done on the basis of merit in academic.

Selected candidates

Hi Mahek,

There are several good universities in India but if we see by the factor as Return on Investment(ROI),the top colleges are:-

1-NALSAR University of Law.

Average annual fee=INR 2,42,000

Average Package=INR 14,50,000

2-NUJS West Bengal .

Average annual fee=INR 2,42,600.

Average Package=INR 18,00,000.

3-NLSIU Bangalore.

Average annual fee=INR

Dear Aspirant,

First let's see the basic difference between BSc. LLB and B.A. LLB. Both of them are integrated courses and the general duration for these courses across the universities and colleges on India is of 5 years as they are an integration of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of

Dear Aspirant,

National Eligibility Test or UGC NET is an exam conducted for aspiring assistant professors and lecturers in colleges and universities around India. This is conducted twice a year in the months of June and December. The candidates who pass the exam with flying colours also get JRF, which

Hi,

Candidates those seeking for admission n law UG courses must pass their 12th examination with 45% marks (40% for SC/ST candidates). For admission in law PG courses, candidates should have the LL. B or its equivalent degree from a recognized university/college with minimum of 55% marks (50% for reserved

1. You'll gain transferable skills such analysis of case studies and critical analysis
2. In depth knowledge of the law
3. The power to make a difference through law
4. Respect and prestige
5. Awareness of

Hi Nathu Ram,

JNU doesn't have a law school or law faculty which could offer an LLB or LLM program. However, JNU has two centers of international legal studies and law & governance, which offer MPhil and Ph. D in  Centre for Studies of Law and Governance which is also