Hello Amanpreet Kaur Washisht,

 If you are interested in Law and wish to persue it , you can follow up with various entrance examinations Like CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), LSAT And various other institutitons respectively following their own Norms. 

• CLAT
  

If you wish to apply for the Common Law

Hello Ramakrishna,

Kindly specify the particular exam or programme, You are telling the rank so that you can get answer of your query.

Good Luck!

Hey Ashish, 

You will not have to fill the form of IPU CET the university has decided to admit students into its undergraduate law programmes on the basis of CLAT scores instead of IPU CET law 2019. Candidates will get access to the application forms online mode. After filling the

Hi Samanvya Sharma,

There are various courses that are offered by the Jamia Milia Islamia Unversity, Delhi in Law By their Faculty of Law . It offers:

1.Undergraduate Programmes : B.A. L.LB (Hons.)/ B.A.L.LB(Hons.) (Self-Financed)(5-year Course)

2.Post graduate Programmes :  PG Diploma In Labour Law , PG Diploma In Air

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for TS LAWCET for it's 3 year law course are-

1.Candidates must have completed their graduation (under 10+2+3 pattern) from a recognised university with a percentage of 45% or passed any other examination recognised equivalent by the concerned universities with the same aggregate.

2.If a candidate

Hello Harsh,

Kindly provide us with the name of the college in the comment section for which you wish to know about the number of pass outs and placements. If by 'your' you meant Careers360 then I would like to inform you that it does not run any colleges.

Best

I would suggest you to ask the subject related query on https://www.entrance360.com/

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Hello Mary Rubber,

If Legal Career is your dream, then it is strongly advisable that you write CLAT. CLAT is a gateway to 20(at present) National Law Universities in India, including the top colleges like NLSIU, Bengaluru; NALSAR Hyderabad; NUJS Kolkata and so on.

Basically if wish to pursue legal

Hello Aspirant,

Kindly specify more your query what exactly you want to know so that you can get answer of your query.

Good Luck!