In India, many universities and colleges also offer law courses like LLB (Bachelor of Law) and BA LLB (Bachelor of Arts-Bachelor of Law) in Hindi medium.

You can take admission in any recognized university or college by passing the entrance exam (like CLAT, AILET) and then pursue BA LLB or

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LLB and BA LLB are both different courses.

While LLB is only of 3 years, BA LLB is of 5 years.

While graduation is required for doing LLB, you can do BA LLB after 12th class.

In simple, LLB focus only on law while BA LLB integrates components

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The main difference between LLB and BA LLB lies in their structure and duration. The LLB course is a three-year program that requires a prior bachelor's degree. On the other hand, BA LLB is a five-year integrated program with a combination of bachelor's and law studies.

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CLAT scores around 41–45 marks are typically quite low for admission into top NLUs through the general category. Most NLUs cut off above 80–90+ marks for BA LLB admissions. If you're applying under a reserved category (e.g. SC, ST, OBC), there’s some chance at lower-ranked NLUs, but general category

Thanks for your question. Most LLB entrance exams (like CLAT UG/PG, DU LLB, , etc.) have more or less similar topics. Here's a general idea of the syllabus:

• Legal Aptitude & Reasoning: Basics of law, legal terms, legal GK, case solving.
• English: Vocabulary, comprehension, grammar, sentence correction.
• General Knowledge &

BA LLB admissions under AKTU in Delhi/NCR are usually based on 10+2 marks or through university-level entrance exams. Fee structure varies by institute, ranging from Rs 40,000 to Rs 1.2 lakh per year depending on whether it's a private or government-affiliated college. Check college-specific brochures or AKTU’s admission portal.

LLB course is recognized, but it depends on which university or college you have done the course from. In India, LLB course done from a law college recognized by the Bar Council of India (BCI) is valid.

If you do LLB from a recognized university or college, your degree will

Hi dear candidate,

By the end of August, all the universities/ colleges closes the admissions for both UG and PG courses due to fulfilment of the seats and classes commences at most by first week of September. So, by this time there are negligible chances of admissions reopening and they

Delhi University does not offer a 5-year integrated BA LLB course. Instead, DU provides a 3-year LLB program after graduation, through its prestigious Faculty of Law, which includes Law Centre-I, Law Centre-II, and Campus Law Centre (CLC). To get admission into these, you must appear for the DU LLB Entrance