Dear student,

The simple thing i would like to tell you is that if you leave the alloted college in round 1 your seat will be gone. You might or might not get the college again in round 2 or round 3. So choose carefully. 

All the best.I hope this

Dear Ragini,

NTVSS Law College, Nandurbar is a private institution. You can know more about it by the below mentioned link.

https://law.careers360.com/colleges/ntvss-law-college-nandurbar
Hope it helps.
Good Luck.

Hi V Lalthanpuii

I am here to help you but I need the name of the law school of which you are asking the phone number.

Kindly come back with the name.

Thank you

Hi Shweta, 

Yes there is a chance that you may make this college as your alotted preference

You can check out last year cut off it will help you out 

also you can take MHT CET COLLEGE PREDICTOR to see if it is possible 

all the best to you 

I

hello nikhil tak 

there are 3 colleges unde DU providing LLB  please mention the name of the college regarding which  you wish to enquire the above mentioned details

waiting for revert

Both are the reputed colleges for law programme in term of Faculty, Study Environment etc. Students are trained in essence of the substantive laws, techniques of procedural laws, methods of client counseling and skills in legal and social sciences research etc. The Moot Court Competitions, Client Counseling Sessions, Quiz Contests,

Hii nagaraj,

I would suggest you not to take admission in cmr university.As one of my friend studied there.I regret to inform you in capital letters, that it suck, big time!

The whole college has a lazy vibe to it, the teachers are present in the college but will

You can pursue law in various types of courses. You can pursue LLB or any five-year integrated course (bballb or ballb). For both the courses you need to have an average of 50% in your graduated degree (for LLB) and 12th boards (for BBALLB AND BALLB). You can start by

If you are looking the admission for law programme after 12th then CLAT is the national level exam for 5 years Integrated programme for the admission in top reputative law Institutes (NLUs) in India. As per the eligibility you should have passed class 12th with 45% as a general category.