B.A LLB

Banasthali is the largest all women residential university in the world.
It offers a variety of courses for girls to choose from.
FOR B.A
The minimum eligibility is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
FOR BBA
The minimum eligibilty is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
NOTE: Both of these are 3 year courses for which there is no entrance examination. For any of its examination, university does not disclose the cut-off. It is mostly on the basis of higher your percentage, more chances you avail.
FOR LLB
It is a five year course and you can NOT get a lateral exit out of it at any point for time.
Three kinds of Integrated Law Courses are offered:
1. B.Com LLB
2. BBA LLB
3. BA LLB
For all of these the eligibilty criteria is to have 45% aggregate in your 10+2 examination.
Again, no cut-off is set by the university. The higher your percentage is, more are your chances.
Here is the link to help you with the same:
http://www.banasthali.org/banasthali/admissions/course.html

Both B.A. Political Science and B.A. LL.B. Are very different courses. With political Science, A student pursuing studies in political Science can choose a career according to his/her choice. After completing Bachelors/Masters programme in political Science, several opportunities are available in both government and private sectors. Politics, public administration, law, and marketing fields are always in need of good political scientists. Political scientists even can opt for campaign management, polling and electoral politics, and university and college teaching. The career prospects in political Science have widened enough in the voluntary organisation sectors, such as NGOs. The international voluntary organizations, like UNO, have huge scopes for proficient political scientists across the world. Besides, they can join media houses as political journalists and political researchers/analysts. Whats more, they can become members of Parliament or State Legislative Assemblies, or serve various political parties as party president, party member, or activist. Whereas, Most of the law graduates work as apprentice while they are in final year of their studies. After gaining experience as apprentice, they can take part in the examinations organized by Law Society. Those clearing this examination can work as articled clerks. These professionals can work under the experienced advocates as junior advocates and can gain several years of experience. Once they gain this experience they will be able to practice independently. Numerous opportunities are there in this field in both public and in private sectors. Most of the law graduates prefer to work as a lawyer in reputed sectors. And for this they need license issued by Local/ State/ Central BAR Council. They can begin their career in government sectors as lawyer in tax and labour departments, public prosecutors or in defense fields. The experienced ones can move up to the positions like Associate Attorney, and Solicitor General etc. They can also in the teaching field, work for particular firms, organizations or family, in consulting agencies and even in political field.