Haryana University in Chandigarh zone does not offer B A LL B but you can study this integrated five year degree at several government and private colleges across Haryana Lala Amita Chand Monga Memorial College of Law in Ambala is a well known private option whereas Maharshi Dayanand University in Rohtak offers a government BA LL B program with admissions based on your 10+2 marks Kurukshetra University and Chaudhary Devi Lal University in Sirsa also admit students under the merit based system without requiring an entrance test Dr BR Ambedkar National Law University in Sonipat is the only NLU in Haryana and provides BA LL B Hons admission through CLAT with about one hundred and twenty seats apart from these you may also explore private institutions like BML Munjal University in Gurugram which offer honours programs through CLAT or university level entrance exams Fees and seat availability differ from one institute to another so you should verify details with the college admission portal before applying Let me know if you want help with eligibility fee or application steps under the same format

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Yes, completing an LLB from G.S. College, Auraiya can be valuable, especially if you’re clear about your goals and ready to put in the effort. While it might not be a top national law school, many students from smaller colleges still go on to build strong legal careers through hard work, internships, and continued learning.

After your LLB, you can register with the Bar Council and start practicing law or prepare for judicial services, government exams, or higher studies like LLM. Your degree gives you a foundation; how far you go depends on how you build on it. So yes, it holds value if you use it well

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From examination of your score of 40 in the 5-Year LLB entrance and your rank of 2519, along with SC, NCC and CAP reservations, you have a fairly good chance of grabbing a seat in Osmania University or one of its affiliated colleges. Osmania usually has decent reservation quota support, especially for SC candidates, with an additional quota of NCC and CAP may help you out further. Of course, the final allotment will ultimately depend on the cutoffs for the year and how many seats are available, so pay attention when the official counselling happens.

The last counselling date for BA LLB admission depends on the entrance exam and the state or university. For example, if you appeared for AP LAWCET, the counselling usually takes place in August or September. If it’s MH-CET Law or CLAT, counselling may happen earlier or later. You should regularly check the official website of your exam or the university where you want to take admission. Dates may vary, so staying updated is important to avoid missing the final round.

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.