Hello,

For Maharashtra CET 3-year LLB, the eligibility criteria for graduation is at least 45% marks for general category candidates.

Since the candidate has 44.83% , it is slightly below 45% , so technically they are not eligible .

However, some reserved categories may have a lower cutoff (like 40–42%).

Hello aspirant,

For MH CET Law (3-year LLB), the minimum eligibility is 45 percent marks in graduation for General category candidates. For reserved categories like SC, ST, OBC, VJNT and EWS of Maharashtra, the minimum required is 40 percent. Since your graduation percentage is 44.83 , you are not eligible

Hi dear candidate,

From our official website, you can refer to good amount of study and support material for Punjab University Law entrance exam like sample papers, tips for exam, exam pattern etc.

Kindly open the links attached below:

PU LLB Previous Year Question Papers PDF Download - Sample Papers

Hello candidate

If you are post-graduate and want to study Law, the best and most common option is:

3-Year LLB (After Graduation/Post-Graduation)

Eligibility: Any graduation or post-graduation degree

Duration: 3 years

Entrance exams (India):

DU LLB Entrance

MH CET Law (for Maharashtra colleges)

CUET-PG (for some universities)

University-specific exams

Top

Hello aspirant,

Good law colleges focus on practical learning along with theory . Regular moot courts help students build advocacy and research skills. Colleges also support internships with senior advocates , law firms and sometimes corporate offices , especially during vacations . Faculty quality varies , but reputed institutes usually

Hello,

There many private law colleges in the India for girls

• Symbiosis Law College
• Jindal Global Law School
• Christ University Law School
• Army Institute of Law
• Amity Law School
• Banasthali Vidyapith
• Bishop Cotton Women's Christian Law College

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello there,

There are so many good law colleges in India. India is home to over 1700 law schools in India which include a mix of government and private colleges.

Following is the list of some of the best law colleges of India :

• National law school of India
• National

Yes, LLM is a good option if you want to deepen your legal knowledge, specialize in a particular area of law, and improve career opportunities in academics, corporate law, or research.

Delhi

Recommended:

National Law University Delhi, Placement rating 4.8/5

Fee: Moderate

Affordable:

Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, Placement

MHCET Law (MAH CET Law) is a state-level entrance exam conducted by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra, for admission to 3-year and 5-year LLB courses in government, aided, and unaided law colleges in the state. Colleges like Government Law College (GLC) Mumbai and Rizvi Law College are among the top

Yes, you can get admission to a government law college in West Bengal, but it mainly depends on your eligibility, entrance exam score, category, and domicile status.

In West Bengal, the main government institutions offering law courses include the Department of Law, University of Calcutta (Hazra Campus) and the Department