Hi,

Both colleges are equally good and are at par with each other in terms of faculty and course curriculum. The only difference will be in terms of the fee structure. So you could go through the fee structures of both the colleges and decide which one is more suitable

Hi Soppari

What I could understand from your question is that you are asking about TS LAWCET web option of the second round. For now there is no update on the same. However, you can keep a track of the below mentioned link for latest updates on the same - 

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Kindly clarify your query so we can help in solving your doubt. You have mentioned the marks of which entrance exam?
Good Luck!

Hi, to get the quick facts about the respective school, please go through the following careers360 articles link

https://www.careers360.com/university/tamil-nadu-national-law-school-tiruchirappalli/ba-llb-hons-course

https://www.careers360.com/university/tamil-nadu-national-law-school-tiruchirappalli

Are you asking for TS LAW CET? The cutoff varies every year & also depends on the various factors like category, Seats availability, No. of Candidates appeared for the exam etc. You didn't mention the category, I would suggest you to go through with the given below link & check

Hi Akshay

Ofcourse you can appear in TS LAWCET 2019. As you have b.tech degree, you can go for the three year law programme offered via TS LAWCET. You can look for all the information through the link given below -

https://law.careers360.com/articles/ts-lawcet-eligibility-criteria

All the best!!

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Hello, Please specify the name of the School of Law you are talking about and also the campus from which you are persuing your course from.

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Hi,
Course fee differs from college to college for example the LLB from FoL, DU will cost around Rs. 17000/- for PwD it will be nominal amount. Govt. and aided institutes of Maharashtra will charge around Rs. 7500/-per annum. While OP Jindal Global Law School charges Rs. 6 lakhs per

LLB Full Form – Bachelor of Laws (Full form of LLB) The proper abbreviations of LLB (full form of LLB) is Legum Baccalaureus which is a Latin word. Because the word is plural, the abbreviation is created by doubling the first letter as a result you

You can get admission into the colleges as per your rank you got in TS LAW CET and  preferred colleges by exercising the web options. You can check the participating TS LAW CET colleges given below.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-law-colleges-in-india-accepting-ts-lawcet

In case you have any other query then let me know, What do