Hi aspirant,

Practicing previous year's solved LLB papers is important for a variety of reasons .

1. It familiarizes you with the exam format , question kinds , and marking scheme.
2. It helps you identify commonly tested topics as well as your specific strengths and weaknesses .
3. Working on these papers

Hello Reena,

After completing B.Com in Taxation, you can pursue LLB (Bachelor of Laws) by following these steps:

• You need to appear for the CLAT UG exam or other law entrance exams like AILET , LSAT India , or state-level law entrance tests.

• Eligibility generally requires completion of 12th grade

LLB admission after graduation based on CUET scores:

1. University of Delhi (Faculty of Law), Delhi

2. Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi

3. Central University of Haryana, Mahendergarh

4. Central University of South Bihar, Gaya

For detailed info on courses,
Top Law Colleges Accepting CUET Scores - Careers360

You asked about when LLB admissions will happen in 2025.

The admission dates are not the same everywhere in India because every state and university has its own schedule. For example, in Gujarat the final phase of LLB admission in 2025 took place around 20 to 21 August and the

Hey there,

There is no direct admission for B.A.LLB in this university.For admission, candidates should have completed their 10+2 examination or its equivalent from a recognized board and must have secured a minimum aggregate score of 50% in their qualifying examination. Additionally, applicants must have studied English as one of

Hi dear candidate,

We hope that you have scored 60% marks in your 10+2 examinations and yes with this score you are eligible for many BA LLB colleges that does not require entrance exams like CLAT or AILET as the general requirement is 55% marks or above.

You may consider

At most universities in India, including both the university you mentioned and Punjab University in Chandigarh, the BALLB (Five-year integrated Bachelor of Arts and LL.B.) program is offered only in English medium . The medium of instruction is not available in Hindi for BALLB. This includes lectures, textbooks, classroom discussions,

Hey Sudhanshu ,

I hope you are doing good. As per your mentioned query, the fees structure varies on the type of institution either it is government or private. The fees ranges between Rs. 2 Lakhs to Rs. 10.93 Lakhs for the entire duration.

To know more , refer this

The fees for a BA LLB course can vary and  depends on the type of institution you choose. In government law colleges, the total fees for the five-year integrated BA LLB program ranges from 20,000 to 1.5 lakhs for the entire course. in private law colleges or deemed universities, the

Hello,

The BA LLB course fees can vary depending on the university. Government Universities have a different fee structure and Private Universities have different.

Government Law Colleges

Fee Range: Rs10,000 – 50,000 per annum

Examples:

Faculty of Law, Delhi University: Approximately Rs6,580 per year

Government Law College, Mumbai: Around Rs6,980