Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University

Some of the subjects taught in the LLB course at Faculty of Law MGKPV are as follows: 

• Constitutional Law
• Law of Contracts
• Labour Law
• Company Law 
• International Law

Candidates can check the semester wise subjects on the official page of the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth University. Candidates are required to qualify in the subjects in order to move on to the next year of the course. 

The course fee for LLB at Faculty of Law MGKVP is INR 9600. Candidates who clear the admission process and get the final offer from the university are eligible to pay the course fee for the course. The fee structure is set by the university and is subject to change by the same authority. The course fee is to be paid on a yearly basis through the modes mentioned by the university. 

Candidates can get admission to the courses offered by Faculty of Law MGKVP without appearing for any entrance exams as the admission process for the university is merit-based. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria in order to successfully register themself for admission to their desired course. 
Candidates must check the selection criteria of the course they wish to apply to on the official website of MGKVP.

The following documents are required to fill out the application form for Faculty of Law MGKVP: 

• Class 10 marksheet
• Class 12 marksheet 
• Graduation marksheet 
• Transfer Certificate
• Government Authorised ID Proof

Candidates mustupload a scanned copy of the same to successfully submit the application form. Once the documents have been uploaded in the dimensions mentioned in the guidelines, then a candidate can proceed to pay the application form fees.

Banaras Hindu University (BHU), along with other universities, uses the selection process of students in different courses of PG, through the Common University Entrance Test - Postgraduate (CUET-PG) for admissions to all its postgraduate programs, including M.Sc. in Psychology. One can pursue an M.Sc. in Psychology at BHU by appearing for the CUET-PG (Postgraduate) exam, after the result of CUET - PG if one is meeting the eligibility criteria, clearing the cut off can get enrollment at BHU.

The admission to Bachelor of Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc.) at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is done on the basis of NEET scores, and then counseling. The NEET 2024 exam has already taken place in May. For the general category, the NEET cutoff for veterinary courses is likely to be between 720-164.

For the 2021 BHU UET, the cutoff rank for the Bachelor of Veterinary Science [BVSc] & A.H. was 81 for the EWS category. SC/ST candidates should have at least 40% marks in aggregate in qualifying examinations and English and should have obtained at least 40% marks in aggregate.

To gain admission to the Faculty of Law at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), candidates must meet eligibility requirements and take the Common University Entrance Test (CUET). Applicants need to have completed Class 12 or an equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks, or hold a Bachelor's degree with the same percentage for the LLB (Hons) program. A minimum score of 59% in the CUET is required, with actual cutoffs depending on various factors. Following the entrance exam, candidates must register for BHU counseling and pay the admission fee upon selection. BHU offers diverse law programs known for quality education and training.

Yes, candidates seeking admission to BCom (Hons) courses need to appear for the CUET-UG entrance test. Aspirants who meet the eligibility requirements can register on the BHU admission portal for counselling. Aspirants get admitted in order of merit based on the normalised score of the CUET and reservation policy as per the provisions laid down in the BHU PET Information Brochure.

The recently updated cutoff for B.A. LL. The three-year B programme at the Faculty of Law, Calcutta University, on the other hand, requires general candidates to obtain at least 45 per cent marks from the best four subjects from the Class 12 board exam (like CBSE, ICSE). The cutoff is 40% for SC/ST and person with Disabilities. The selection process is based on the Common Admission Test and you might want to see if there are any updates or changes in the university's site as cut-offs differ every year.