Jammu Region

University of Jammu – The Law School

Dogra Law College, Jammu

K.C. Law College, Jammu

Bhargava Law College, Samba

Ashoka Law College, Kathua

Kashmir Region

University of Kashmir – Department of Law, Srinagar

Kashmir Law College, Srinagar

KCEF Law College, Pulwama

All are BCI approved and offer LL.B and integrated law courses. Let me know your preference (3-year or 5-year) for detailed help.

Hi aspirant,

As of Saturday, April 19, 2025, the new Government Law College in Ramanathapuram is operative.
It was founded in 2017 and is associated with the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University. It provides undergraduate degree programs in LLB for three years and BA LLB for five years.

1 The institution is presently operating, albeit temporarily, in a government school facility while plans are being made to move to a new location in Kuthakottai Panchayat.

2. Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University offers counseling and admissions are determined by academic merit.

3. You can find admission notifications and application forms on the official TNDALU website.

All the best!

Hii,

You’re in your 2nd year of LLB and want to pursue a diploma in cyber law. It’s a smart move to specialize early, especially in a field like cyber law, which is in demand due to rising cybercrimes and digital transactions. Since you’re interested in flexible options (based on your previous query about LLB programs with low attendance in Kolkata), I’ll keep this concise and focus on practical advice tailored to your needs.

You can enroll in a cyber law diploma while studying LLB, as many programs accept law students, though some may require you to be in your final year or have a degree—check with the institute. Most diplomas take 6 months to 1 year and cover topics like cybercrime, data privacy, IT Act 2000, and e-commerce laws. They’re offered online or part-time, so you can balance them with your LLB. This will boost your career prospects in law firms, tech companies, or government roles (like cybercrime units or Public Prosecutor, aligning with your interest in government exams).

Here are some good options:

• Asian School of Cyber Laws (Pune): 6-month online diploma, ~5,000–10,000, industry-focused, open to law students (confirm eligibility).
• IGNOU: 6-month to 2-year PG Certificate in Cyber Law, distance learning, ~8,400, flexible, widely recognized, exam centers in Kolkata.
• Government Law College (Mumbai): 6-month online/part-time certificate, ~10,000–15,000, reputable (check if 2nd-year LLB is eligible).
• NLSIU (Bangalore): 6–12-month online certificate, ~15,000–25,000, prestigious, great for government exam prep (confirm eligibility).
• Symbiosis (SCDL): 6-month online certificate, ~10,000–20,000, flexible, industry-aligned.

In Kolkata, check University of Calcutta or WBNUJS for short-term cyber law courses (online or part-time). IGNOU or ASCL are your best bets for flexibility and affordability.

Hi aspirant,

One of the most effective ways to increase your preparation is to practice with previous year's question papers. It will help you better understand the test format, improve your speed, and boost your confidence.

https://law.careers360.com/articles/mh-cet-law-previous-year-question-paper

Click on the link given above to download the question papers.

All the best!

Hi aspirant,

There are three law colleges in Bharatpur, all affiliated with Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Law University, Jaipur. Here is the list of law colleges in Bharatpur district, Rajasthan.

1. Government Law College
2. Khandelwal Law College
3. Rajasthali Judicial School of Law

For more details about fees, infrastructure, faculty and admission, visit here.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-private-law-colleges-in-bharatpur

There are now 2,166 places available for the Calcutta University 5-year BA LLB program across 14 cooperating colleges for the 2024–2025 academic year.  Seat intakes for individual institutions range from 66 (Kolkata Police Law Institute) to 264 (LJD Law College), with 132 seats available in the University of Calcutta's Department of Law.

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Top law colleges in Mumbai:

1. Government Law College (GLC) – Oldest, reputed, affordable.

2. KC Law College – Known for its faculty and campus.

3. Pravin Gandhi College of Law – Good for co-curriculars, part of NMIMS.

4. University of Mumbai - Law Department – Offers postgrad courses.

5. Rizvi Law College – Modern infrastructure.

No, BITS Law School is not a government college. It is a private institution.

Key Points:

BITS Law School, Mumbai is a private law college, established in 2023.

It is part of the BITS Pilani group, which is recognized as an Institution of Eminence by the Government of India.

The law school is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI).

It offers modern law education with innovative teaching methods, but it is not government-funded.

Hiii,

Here’s a concise overview of some of the top law colleges in India known for strong placement records, based on available information up to April 2025. Since exact placement lists with comprehensive data may vary yearly and are often not fully disclosed publicly, I’ll provide key institutions with their notable placement highlights. For precise details, you’d need to check each college’s official placement reports or contact them directly, as data can fluctuate.

Here are some top law colleges in India with good placements:

1. NLSIU, Bangalore
   • Top rank, 100% placements.
   • Jobs: 16 lakh/year.
   • Companies: Khaitan & Co, ICICI Bank.
2. NLU, Delhi
   • Rank 2, great placements.
   • Jobs: 15–18 lakh/year.
   • Companies: Trilegal, Wipro.
3. NALSAR, Hyderabad
   • Rank 3, almost all placed.
   • Jobs: 14–16 lakh/year.
   • Companies: Cyril Amarchand, HDFC.
4. WBNUJS, Kolkata
   • Rank 4, strong placements.
   • Jobs: 12–15 lakh/year.
   • Companies: AZB & Partners.
5. SLS, Pune
   • Rank 5, good placements.
   • Jobs: 8–12 lakh/year.
   • Companies: IndusLaw, Bajaj.

Hii,

As a law graduate from Amity University Gwalior, here are key government exams you can pursue, focusing on your strength in law and minimizing reasoning:

1. Judicial Services (PCS-J) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, 21–35 years (varies by state).
   • Exam : Prelims (mostly law, minimal reasoning), Mains (law-focused), Interview.
   • Why : Law-heavy; reasoning is basic (10–15% in prelims).
   • Tip : Study IPC, CrPC, Constitution (e.g., Ratanlal for IPC). Practice basic reasoning MCQs (1 hr/week). Check MPPSC for MP Judiciary.
2. All India Bar Examination (AIBE) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, no age limit.
   • Exam : 100 MCQs (open-book, law only, no reasoning).
   • Why : Purely legal; qualifies you for practice and prosecutor roles.
   • Tip : Use BCI material, bare acts. Check allindiabarexamination.com.
3. Public Prosecutor/Assistant Public Prosecutor :
   • Eligibility : LLB, advocate enrollment (some states), 21–40 years.
   • Exam : Law-focused (criminal law), minimal/no reasoning, interview.
   • Why : Suits your criminal law strength.
   • Tip : Master CrPC, IPC, Evidence Act. Check state PSCs (e.g., MPPSC) or UPSC.
4. SEBI Grade A (Legal) :
   • Eligibility : LLB, up to 30 years.
   • Exam : Phase 1 (basic reasoning, law), Phase 2 (law-heavy), Interview.
   • Why : Law is key; reasoning manageable.
   • Tip : Study Company Law, SEBI rules. Skim RS Aggarwal for reasoning.

General Tips :

• Prioritize PCS-J and AIBE for least reasoning.
• Use bare acts, Universal Guides for law prep.
• Check notifications on mppsc.mp.gov.in, upsc.gov.in, or sebi.gov.in.