Aligarh Muslim University

For admission to BA LLB at the AMU Faculty of Law, candidates must meet the eligibility requirements and secure a good score in the AMU entrance test. The selection is done based on the entrance test scores. Moreover, aspirants who are Class 12 pass with a minimum of 50% aggregate are eligible for admission to the programme.

Yes, the Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University offers a five-year BA LLB course. The mode of study is full-time—candidates seeking admission need to take the AMU entrance exam. Before applying for the exam, aspirants must check the eligibility requirements—students who have passed Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate. The applications are accepted in online mode.

The AMU Entrance Exam 2025 application form is not out yet. However, it is expected to be released soon. All the important dates related to the course admission/exam are published on the official website of the university.

Both Banaras Hindu University (BHU) and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) are top universities. In 2024 rankings, BHU is ranked #25 and AMU is ranked #12 in the law category. Moreover, as per the placements report of 2022 for both the universities, the LLM students have secured jobs in reputed firms. The median package offered to Faculty of Law BHU LLM candidates has stood at INR 10 LPA and for AMU LLM candidates it is INR 10.32 LPA. Students can consider this data and some other factors to make a decision.

At the PG level, Aligarh Muslim University provides a 2 years M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry course to the students. To get admission to this course, aspiring students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements - 55.0% in graduation. This course offers admission to 25 students. 

The admission standards for B.Voc in Fashion Design and Garment Technology in AMU have been changing for the past three years by categories. For the general category, the cutoff has been raised progressively from 45-50 in 2020-2021 to 50-55 in 2021-2022 and from 55-60 in 2022-2023 session. Like that for reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC and EWS the cutoff marks for the academic years 2020-2021 were between 35-40%, for the year 2021-2022 were between 40-45% and now for the year 2022-2023 the cutoff marks range between 45-50%.