If you're asking whether a college offers an LLB course, it really depends on the institution. Not all degree colleges provide LLB programs, as law courses are usually offered by dedicated law colleges or universities that are approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI). If you’re referring to a specific college near your area, it’s best to check directly on their official website or contact their admissions office to confirm if they offer a 3-year LLB or a 5-year integrated law course. Also, make sure the program is recognized by the appropriate legal education authorities.

Hi aspirant,

To apply for a BA LLB study, you must have completed your 10+2 (or equivalent) with the minimum required percentage, which varies by institution (often 45-50% for general category). Next, conduct research to locate universities or schools that offer the course, as well as their specific admissions process. Many colleges hold their own entrance exams or accept marks from national-level law entrance tests such as CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) and AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). You'll need to fill out an application form (online or offline), take the admission exam if necessary, and then participate in counseling or interviews based on your score and the college's criteria.

BA LLB: Full Form, Course, Fees, Admission 2025, Syllabus, Colleges, Career Options

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

Hi aspirant,

1. Whether you choose a government or private institution will have a significant impact on the admission and semester fees for a BA LLB program in India.
2. The total course fee for the entire five-year program can range from less than 50,000 in some government colleges to 15 Lakhs or more in premium private institutions.
3. Semester fees are usually half of the annual fee.
4. In general, government colleges have much lower fees, possibly ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 per year, while private colleges can charge anywhere from 50,000 to 3,00,000 or even higher per year.

All the best!

Yes, it is absolutely possible to pursue criminology after completing your B.Com LLB. Since you already have a law background, transitioning into criminology can be a strong and valuable path.

To move forward:

1. Decide your area of interest within criminology – options include criminal psychology, forensic science, cybercrime, juvenile justice, victimology, and more.

2. Pursue a postgraduate degree in criminology or criminal justice. You can go for an MA/MSc in Criminology or a related PG diploma. Some LLM programs also offer a specialization in criminal law with a focus on criminology.

3. Top institutes in India offering criminology programs include:

   • National Institute of Criminology and Forensic Science (NICFS), Delhi

   • University of Madras

   • Gujarat Forensic Sciences University

   • Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)

4. Gain relevant experience through internships with legal aid, police departments, forensic labs, cyber cells, or NGOs.

5. Build your career in areas such as criminal analysis, forensic investigation, research, policy development, or working with agencies like CBI, NIA, or IB.

As for whether it’s a good career – yes, it is a meaningful and evolving field with opportunities to make a real difference. However, it can be emotionally challenging and competitive in certain areas, so dedication and continuous learning are key.

HEY THERE!!!

Yes, you can take admission in a 5-year LLB (BA LLB) course after clearing 12th in 2024.

Eligibility Criteria

• You should have cleared 10+2 (12th standard) from a known board.
• There is usually at least 45–50% marks required in 12th (the percentage will vary depending on the college and your category).
• Most of the national and state-level entrance exams have no upper age limit.

Admission Process

• Entrance Examination: Admission in most 5-year LLB courses is via an entrance test like:
• CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) for National Law Universities.
• AILET for NLU Delhi.
• CUET for central universities (e.g., Jammu University).
• State-level exams (e.g., MHT CET Law, TS LAWCET, AP LAWCET, etc.).
• Merit-Based Admission: Certain colleges/universities also admit candidates on the basis of 12th marks.
• Application Dates: CUET UG exam in May; result in July; university admissions thereafter.

What You Should Do

1. Verify the eligibility and entrance exam required for your desired college or university.
2. Register and take the entrance exam (such as CLAT, CUET, or the applicable state/national exam).
3. Apply for admission on the college/university portal once results are announced.

In short:

Since you cleared 12th in 2024, you are free to apply for a 5-year LLB course in 2025. You should sit for the respective entrance test and obtain minimum marks set by the college or university you want to apply for.

HEY THERE!!

• You don't usually pay the whole BA LLB course fee upfront. The majority of universities and Indian law colleges offer their fees to be paid on an annual or semester basis and not as a one-time payment for all five years.
• For instance, BML Munjal University takes INR 3,70,000 yearly, to be paid at the beginning of the academic year, and other institutes have similar payment structures on yearly or semester bases. There are also some incidental one-time charges like registration fees or security deposits at the admission time, but the bulk tuition and hostel charges are usually distributed over the duration of the course.
• Always verify the exact payment schedule of your preferred college, but it is not common practice to pay the whole five-year fee in advance under Indian law colleges.

Hope it clears your doubt , If not feel free to ask again.

Hello Shahida ,

I hope you are absolutely fine. As per your mentioned query, practising previous year question papers will boost your preparation. It will helps you to manage your time according to the exam duration. You will also get to know the question coming in exams.

To download the PYQs kindly go through the given link:

https://law.careers360.com/articles/cuet-ba-llb-previous-year-question-papers

All the best !

Kurukshetra University (KUK) offers a 5-year integrated B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) programme through its Institute of Law. Admission is based on an entrance test, and candidates must meet the eligibility criteria specified in the university's prospectus. For detailed information, please refer to the official KUK website.