B.A LLB

Hi Siddhant, Application process is conducted through offline mode.
Candidates can download application form the website and submit it to the college office.
Application fees of INR 500 has to be paid through demand draft.
Admissions to five-year or three-year degree courses in law require MH CET Law ranks. Did you apply to this college? If yes, Counselling and allotment of seats will be done from June to August 2019. Kindly check if your name appears in the list put up by college.

Hi Aryan, along with the result of BVP CET Law, the university will also announce
the BVP CET Law 2019 cut off which will mention the minimum marks a candidate needs to score to qualify in the entrance exam. Accordingly, you can understand whether you will get admission or not.

Hi Gayathri,
The admissions to all law colleges in India are based on entrance exam (as per bar council's guidelines). You have to appear for Register for entrance and appear for the exam. All the National Law University's admissions are based on CLAT score. Top private colleges accept ISAT Scores. CLAT & ISAT exams are over already. If you have not appeared for any entrance - then no chance in getting admission in government law colleges. However, almost all the private colleges conduct their own entrance exams as well. The registrations are still on.

You can get it from Jamia Xerox Point.

Hello,
Refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/icfai-university-Dehradun-institute-of-chartered-financial-analysts-of-india-4071/admission?streamId=5.

The previous papers are available in the market and you can easily buy them. Previous year's are mostly not available online and it is hard to search them.

Good private universities do offer great placements but until and unless you specify in which university you are, it cannot be promised. Furthermore, there are universities that do not give placements at all. So, depending on your university, yes, you can get campus placement in your final year.

Bennett University is very new, founded in 2016 and its first batch is not out yet. The reviews though are good. On the other hand, Amity is a recognised university and offers great placements, its reviews are also good.

I would suggest IIL, but you should go on their websites and compare the placements, infrastructure according to your needs.