B.A LLB

Hi Upasna,
No, you cannot migrate to Army Institute of Law. They do not accept Lateral entry.
Admission in B.A. LL.B. is through counselling based on the rank obtained in Entrance test conducted by the Army Welfare Education Society.
Thanks

While answering questions mention case laws atleast 3 to 4 case laws, it is not necessary to put citations, you should always remember the provisions, the sec. Mo. And the language of the legislation. Then explain everything in simple language.

Hi Upasna,
Yes, you can be migrated from your college to our university but only when your college authority allow to do so. Thanks and visit www.cuchd.in.

Admissions are done on the basis of class 12th exams and basic test is conducted, that is important to clear. After that, admissions can take place.

No, as far as my knowledge is concerned, AMU does not provide self-finance course for B.A LL.B.

Hi Prashant,
Kindly mention the name of the college you're interested in. Further, do find out if the admissions for this academic year are still open or not.

There is age criteria for admissions to BALLB course.
You must be 22 year below to give the exam.
You need to be eligible in other criteria also.
Further, you can also try for paid seat in top law institute in Maharashtra, Karnataka and other states.
But, for that also you need to be eligible

NIOS is equally valid like any other boards, as per the GOI and other University boards or councils.

No Nikhil, you can't get admission there in the 2nd year of this programme. If you go through 1st year then you have to give KU entrance exam.

Hi Jyoti, The reasons for low marks could be multiple. One of them could be your interest. If you wish to pursue law go back to the basics. Get a thorough understanding of the subjects. Only hard work is the key to success. There is no such mantra for good scoring. All the Best!