Engineering

Hi Diwakar,
For BA LLB - you first have to appear for entrance exam like CLAT, AILET, SLAT, ISAT, CET etc., as For Law Admissions are purely based on entrance scores. Also, some Private Colleges conduct their own entrances for admission process. BA LLB is an integrated Law course of 5 years. First three years are mainly subjects related to Humanities and little bit of Law. Last two years are mainly Law related curriculum. Other Options are BBA LL.B. As well. In this first three years are mainly subjects related to Finance and management and little bit of Law. Last two years are mainly Law related curriculum. There are Lot of Scope in Law in making up your career. On the successful completion of Law one can practice in Courts as an Advocate. You can start your own practice or you can work as an Assistant to some Senior Advocate. It would be good for you to learn some work under the guidance of some expert Lawyer and then start your own practice as there is tough competition these days. Lawyers can also work as legal counsel and legal advisors for corporate sector, firms and organizations. Your Law degree will help in getting Corporate Jobs in MNC or Law Firms
So choose a college who offers best of internship / placements after completing Law degree.

UPES has some of the best engineering courses that are known throughout the country. The industry-aligned approach is really one of a kind and brings out the best in petroleum engineering. For admission to UPES in petroleum engineering you need to meet the following the eligibility criteria:
Examination Pathway admissions through UPESEAT (Up to 80% of Seats):
Minimum 60% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th)
Minimum 60% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Senior Secondary level (12th)
Non-Examination Pathway admissions through JEE Mains Score (Up to 20% of Seats):
JEE Main Merit Pathway
Eligibility: Minimum 60% marks at higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and minimum 60% aggregate in PCM at senior secondary level (12th class)
Cut off: 60 percentile score JEE Main
Board Merit Pathway We are opening this pathway for this session
Eligibility: Minimum 80% marks at higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th) and minimum 80% aggregate in PCM at senior secondary level (12th class)
Since you got 86 in JEE Mains score and 91% in 12th in board exams you can apply through the board merit pathway. Alternatively, you can apply for UPESEAT and sit for examination. All admissions are merit based.