Hello Aspirant,

The Post Graduate College of Law, Basheerbagh (Osmania University) does accept students into its 3 year LL.B. program for graduates. The fee structure is as follows: tuition  12,270 + special fee 3,730 = 16,000 for 1 year (approximately 48,000 for the entire 3 years).

If you're planning to do LLB through distance mode, it's important to know that the Bar Council of India does not recognize distance LLB for practicing law. This means you won’t be allowed to enroll as an advocate or appear in court if you complete the degree through correspondence.

Some universities do offer law-related distance programs, but they’re more suitable for academic interest or careers in legal support roles, not for courtroom practice. The fee for such courses usually falls between 50,000 to 80,000 per year, depending on the university.

As for 2025 admissions, most universities begin their application process between March and July, so you still have time.

Dear Candidate ,
If you have passed 10 + 2 with at least 45% (or 40% for reserved categories ) , and qualify in the Calcutta university law entrance exam , you are eligible for admission to the 5 year BA LLB program at KPLI . You can also apply under the police ward reservation if applicable .

Hello,

Indeed, obtaining admission to an LLB program without taking a competitive entrance exam is feasible, but it mainly hinges on the specific university or college you wish to enroll in. Numerous private universities and a few state colleges provide direct entry based on your scores in the qualifying examination (typically 10+2 for 5-year LLB or graduation for 3-year LLB).

Nonetheless, leading government law colleges and national law universities typically necessitate passing entrance examinations such as CLAT, LSAT, or state-specific tests.

If you're targeting a reputable private college and possess strong academic achievements, you might still be able to obtain a spot without taking an entrance exam. Consistently review the particular admission requirements of the university you want to apply to.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hey there,

The eligibility fot BA LLB course in ULC Bangalore. is  that student must have passed II PUC/10+2 with 45% for general,for SC ST 40% and OBC%. The (https://ulc.ac.in/academics/programs-ulc/5-year-ballb-hons-program/) application for admission will be in online mode through this website - https://bangaloreuniversity.karnataka.gov.in/291/university-law-college/en or https://bangaloreuniversity.karnataka.gov.in/

Hello,

As mentioned above, after appearing in CUET UG, follow these steps:

1. Check results and register on the DU CSAS portal, which is likely to open in mid-June.

2. Choose Bachelor of Science LLB in your course preference list.

3. Counseling and seat allotment will be based primarily on your CUET score. Class 12 and Class 10 marks may be used as tie-breakers.

Here are the expected cutoff percentiles for DU colleges:

General category: 97 to 99 percentile

EWS category: 94 to 97 percentile

OBC category: 90 to 95 percentile

SC category: 80 to 85 percentile

ST category: 75 to 80 percentile

PwD category: 70 to 75 percentile

Based on past years, the 3-year LLB entrance result for Delhi University is usually declared in the last week of June or early July. In 2024, the result was declared on July 2, and in 2023, it came out on June 28. So, for 2025, the expected result date is around the last week of June, most likely between June 28 to July 2. You can check it on the official CUET UG website when it is out.

Dear student,

For Delhi University’s BA LLB program through CLAT, EWS category admissions last year (2024) typically closed around a rank of 1100 to 1200. This means if you scored around 90–95 marks in CLAT, you had a good chance of getting in. The exact cut-off can change slightly each year depending on competition and seat availability, but staying within the top 1200 is generally safe for EWS candidates.

Hello,

Certainly, you can still enroll in the 3-year LLB program, depending on the state and university you are applying to. Numerous universities throughout India have varying admission schedules, and some continue to accept applications into the middle of the year. For instance, National Law University Odisha has pushed their 3-year LLB application deadline to April, and several other institutions perform entrance exams such as MH CET Law, KLEE (Kerala), and NLSAT for LLB admissions, whose outcomes or procedures may still be ongoing. If you possess a bachelor’s degree in any field, you can apply for the 3-year LLB program.

Nonetheless, because deadlines can differ, it is essential to frequently review the official sites of the universities or state CET cells you are interested in. If you discover that a university is continuing to accept applications or holding spot rounds or counselling, you can certainly go ahead and apply to secure your place.

Hope this helps. All the best!