Hello vanshu

The admission is taken through CLAT PG,as it's government law college, it's fees is very law but there are total 60 seats of LLB and the competition is very tough.

You have to get good marks to get admission.

I hope it helps.

Hello sakshi

The university law college, Bangalore University takes admission in BA LLB through merit list,and the release of application form will be available in 3rd week of May.

I hope it helps.

Hello,

Both are different streams and there is no common between them. There is no role of science in law. If you want to pursue law then you can do. Career is bright when you do your work with maximum effort and help people. law deals with society and welfare

Hello Shakshi Gahlot,

it is good to know your wish to join in the University law college, Bangalore..

you need to meet all the criteria to join in the college..and you need to submit the application form in the official website before entering into the college.

here is the link

• English language including comprehension - 20 marks.
• Reasoning and Data analysis - 30 marks
• General knowledge and current affairs - 25 marks
• Elementary maths - 25 marks
• Legal reasoning - 20 marks

Hello aspirant!

You can view the syllabus for MHCET on our website.You can use the following link:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/maha-cet#syllabus

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

If you want to get admission in reputed institutes NLUs then you need to appear CLAT National level exam. As per the eligibility you should have minimum 45% as General category in class 12th & 40% as reserved categories.

You can check CLAT participating institutes to go through

Hey Sharaddha

Anyone who has graduated from a a designated University in any stream can take banking exams or government jobs or UPSC. SO yes,a law student once graduated can take government or banking exams

hope this helped

all the best

Hello Shreya,

The Law Exam or the Symbiosis Entrance Test 2020 for the admission in Symbiosis Law School has not yet announced. However, it is expected to be conducted in the first week of May 2020. The registration forms are expected to be released in the last week of January