LL.B. Colleges accepting ISC in India

The three-year LLB programme is divided into six semesters. Each of the academic year is divided into two semesters. Topics covered in the course are related to legislative law. Some of the subjects covered in the UPES School of Law LLB course curriculum are:

• Globalisation and Labour Regulation
• Competition Law
• Corporate Tax and Planning
• Data Protection Law
• Cyber Crimes, etc.

Once results are announced, students have to register for counselling on the Samarth portal via LURN. Steps involve choice filling, seat allotment, document verification, and payment of fees. Allocation of seats is done based on rank, preference, and reservation rules.

Yes, CCSU is a good college. CCSU University Meerut is ranked 254 by the QS Asian University Rankings - Southern Asia category 2026. Chaudhary Charan Singh Meerut is also ranked 41 under the State Public Universities category by NIRF 2025. 

The university has a sprawling campus spread over 250 acres. The university has a number of modern facilities. The campus has well-equipped laboratories, library, sports complex, swimming pool, a gymnasium, and a number of sports courts, hostel for students and many more. The infrastructure of Amity University Noida is one of the best in the country.

Selected candidates have to pay the fees as mentioned in the admission form. The fees can be paid either by cash or through NEFT or by Demand Draft drawn in favour of Dr MGR Educational and Research Institute, payable at Chennai. Fees once paid are not refundable under any circumstances.

Courses offerred by Government Law College, Chengalpattu are approved by eminent Government bodies like BCI. The combined seats available for courses offered at Government Law College, Chengalpattu goes up to 480.

Admission criteria to Vishwakarma University is merit based and is different for all UG and PG programmes. To get into UG programmes, the eligibility criteria is the minimum aggregate in Class 12 or equivalent, along with entrance exams for a few courses. However, the eligibility criteria to get into PG programmes is graduation in any discipline (this may differ from course to course), along with entrance exams.