B.A LLB

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Assam University offers an Integrated BA LLB course of a five-year duration. The selection of students for admission to the integrated course is solely based on CUET scores. Candidates fulfilling the eligibility criteria and with a CUET score are granted admission after admission counseling.

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Yes, Students can get direct admission in JRSET College of Law for BA LLB course. The duration of the course in three years. To know more about the admission process, fee structure or counseling process, candidates can refer to the official website of the institute of Shiksha.

Yes, candidates need to complete Class 12 from a recognised board to apply for Silver Oak Law College BA LLB Programme. Aspirants must fulfil the eligibility criteria before applying for a course. The college evaluates the eligibility of the candidates for admission.

The total tuition fee for Silver Oak Law College BA LLB is INR 90,000 per annum. Candidates need to pay a course fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat in the college. Besides, candidates also need to pay an application fee of INR 500 in the start to apply for a course.

Yes, Silver Oak Law College offers BA LLB course for a duration of five years. Candidates are selected based on their merit in the last qualifying exam for BA LLB programme. Besides, aspirants must complete a minimum of Class 12 to apply for the course.

Hey I am a student of ballb at lloyd law College 2nd year and the fees structure about the if you want to know about the academic fe only then its nearly 2 lakh yearly and also the waste feed is nearly the same but you get free concessions and on your academic performances and on other various criteria too.

No, you should have no problem getting BA LLB admission in Allahabad University (AU) based on your chosen CUET UG subjects (English, Hindi and Law). In fact, it is a typical choice for BA LLB through CUET. Most universities require candidates to choose a language (Hindi or English) from Section I of CUET. You covered it either in English or Hindi. It is a BA LLB domain specific subject and is compulsory in CUET Section II. You added it too. This section tests general knowledge, reasoning and math skills. Although some universities consider this, many BA LLB programs, including AU programs in most cases, make it optional.