ABBS School of Law

Yes, it is worth pursuing BBA LLB from ABBS School of Law. The institute offers quality education under the guidance of expert and focuses on therotical and practical knowledge of the students. ABBS School of Law has a placement cell and help the students to get better job opportunities in various sectors and work as Legal Advisor, Judge, Attorney, Advocate, and others. 

ABBS School of Law mentions the qualification required for BBA LLB course is pass Class 12 from a recognised board. To get admission candidates are rewquired to complete a minimum of Class 12. The college does not mentions the minimum aggregate to apply for a course. However, 50% aggregate in Class 12 is a decent score and candidates can apply with this scpre for UG courses.

Yes, candidates can join ABBS School of Law without an entrance exam. The college offers one courses BBA LLB at the UG level. To get admitted to ABBS School of Law, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college. ABBS School of Law  course admissions are based on merit. 

ABBS School of Law admission is based on merit. Till now, no schedule has been released by the college. Once the application form is live, candidates can apply for their preferred course. The college offers one courses i.e BBA LLB at the UG level. To get admitted to ABBS School of Law, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college.

To get into ABBS School of Law for a BBA LLB course, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the college. ABBS School of Law offers full-time BBA LLB courses of five years' duration. Candidates can get into this course based on merit. Apart from the selection criteria, candidates must pass Class 12 from a recognised board. 

To secure a seat at ABBS School of Law, candidates can check the following steps presented below:

1. Candidates must apply offline for BBA LLB.
2. Candidates can also apply collect the application form online via Karnataka State Law University (KSLU) official website.
3. Must pass Class 12 from a recognised board to fill out the criteria.
4. The selection criteria is merit-based.
5. Upon selected, pay the specified fee to confirm and secure your seat.