To take admission in a BA LLB program after Class 12, you typically need to appear for entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, LSAT India, or state-level law entrance tests. The syllabus for these exams generally includes the following subjects:

1. English Language:

   • Reading comprehension

   • Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms)

   • Grammar and sentence correction

2. Current Affairs & General Knowledge:

   • National and international events

   • Awards, sports, books and authors

   • Government schemes and important dates

3. Legal Reasoning:

   • Legal principles and their application

   • Legal vocabulary

   • Legal current affairs

4. Logical Reasoning:

   • Logical sequences and patterns

   • Syllogisms

   • Analogies and critical reasoning

5. Quantitative Techniques (Basic Mathematics):

   • Arithmetic (percentage, profit & loss, ratio, etc.)

   • Basic algebra

   • Data interpretation

This syllabus is designed to test your aptitude for law rather than subject-specific knowledge from Class 12. Most exams do not require preparation in political science or legal studies from school-level, although such subjects can help in understanding concepts better.

To get admission into a BA LLB program after Class 12, you will need to prepare for entrance exams like CLAT, AILET, or other university-level tests. The syllabus mainly includes English comprehension, general knowledge, current affairs, logical reasoning, legal aptitude, and basic Class 10-level mathematics. You don’t need to know the law already, just focus on understanding logic and legal principles. Regular reading, daily news updates, and practicing mock tests will really help. With consistent effort, you can confidently take the first step toward your law career.