Hello,

Fee structure, admission process and eligibility criteria vary from college to college. Kindly mention, you want to know the details about which college/University?

Good Luck!

I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to check the allotment list.

http://llb3.mhpravesh.in/StaticPages/HomePage.aspx

Good Luck!

Hello Ganga Reddy,
Yes, you have a good chance of getting a seat in Padala Ram Reddy College. You have a good rank and the cut-off rank for General category candidates is 3626. All the best!

hii Shamna 
i am sorry to say as per previous cut offs you have pretty high rank  while there is no chance of getting GOVT Law colleges while you have very good chances of getting top self finacing colleges for greater information check the below link

https://law.careers360.com/articles/klee-cutoff

regards

Hi Drishti

You have asked an intelligent question which shows your interest towards law. You can appear for all the exams that are being held for law admissions.

All the best!!

Hi Aijaz

To seek admission in BA LLB programme, you need to appear in CLAT 2019. The application form of CLAT 2019 will be availble from January 1, 2019. For more information, click on the link given below -

https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat

All the best!!

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Hey.

CLAT is an entrance test for admission in 5 year integrated course of law like BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLb etc. This course combines an undergraduation degree with law.

So if you have already completed your graduation, a 3 year LLB degree will be more suitable for you

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Hey syed.

If you have already completed your Undergraduate degree or equivalent and now you want to pursue law further the you should go for a 3 year LLb degree instead of BA LLb.

As 3 year LLB degree is ideal for those who have already completed their Undergrad in

There are many universities which offer three years law programme so please explain about which university you are asking the fees structure as the fees structure varies college to colleges.

Good Luck!