B.A LLB

Even if you failed to pass Physics you can still do BA LLB. The Bar Council of India (BCI) demands 45% or more comprising marks in 10+2 or an equivalent examination for admission from any recognised board. School leavers are eligible if they passed 5 subjects with 60 percent and above as per the above table. As we saw from the previous BCI, there isn't a provision stating that a student has to pass all the subjects offered, which translates to there being six of them, here. However, it is recognised that some universities might have added prerequisites, and therefore, this should well be consulted from the particular university or the law school of your unique interest. In common parlance however, the process for aspiring lawyers begins with an entrance test like CLAT, AILET or LSAT and then Counseling.

Eligibility criteria for the BA LLB programme in Chanakya Law College, Rudurpur is through merit and entrance tests. The college accepts scores of the Common Law Admission Test, CLAT and Uttarakhand State Entrance Exam, UKSEE. Candidates must be SSLC pass and should have passed 10+2 with a minimum percentage look for 45% general category and 40% for SC/ST. The college also takes into account AIR in CLAT, with its cutoff rank of about 15000-20000 for general category students only. There are a hundred and eighty total intake seats for BA LLB which out of them 50% are for Uttarakhand state students. The number of seats have been earmarked as 15% for SC category, 7% for ST category and 3% for OBC category.

Heritage Law College, Kolkata, currently provides its own 5 years B.A. LL.B along with 120 seats. The general selection criteria call for a candidate to attain a minimum pass average of 45 percent in the end of 12th class examination. The total cost of the program is INR 3,21,000 for tuition fee only inclusive of examination fee.

In terms of admissions, counseling is done depending upon the CET score conducted by the University of Calcutta. Thus, Heritage Law College has fixed cut-off marks so that any candidate belonging to the B.A. LL.B. course is marked differently every year. Still, in order to get the most accurate information about the cutoff it is suggested to ask the university or the office of admissions.

Different types of scholarship schemes are offered by Dr. D.Y Patil Law College for the BA LLB students, with the purpose of providing assistance to students pursuing the BA LLB courses. Scholarships are granted on the basis of merit and need according to the eligibility of candidates for legal education despite financial burdens.

Merit-Based Scholarships: This is meant to award students with the highest academic performance from previous studies.

Need-Based Scholarships: Target groups that fall under the economically backward classes. It would financially support students with tuition fees.

Special Scholarships: The institute provides special scholarships for special occasions when a certain scholarship favors groups of less number and those who have studied in narrow fields of law.