Law

Hello! You can pursue a legal education in a variety of fields, including corporate, criminal, civil, and international law. In addition, some law schools offer specialty paths or concentrations in areas like intellectual property law or environmental law. Typically, you need a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, which takes three years to complete, to work as a lawyer. To become a licenced attorney after completing a JD degree, you must pass a bar exam in the state where you desire to practise law. Some colleges offer part-time or online JD programmes in addition to regular law programs, which can be a suitable choice for students who want to continue working while they study. If you want to study law you must be admitted in one of the law schools who are registered with the Bar Council of India. To get admitted you must appear one of the entrance exams here is the list: CLAT AILET MH-CET, CUCET, SLAT ISAT etc.

For 5-Year integrated law courses colleges which are approved by the Bar Council of India you need to give these exams like CLAT MH-CET, AILET CUCET, SLAT etc. Also, you can apply directly to the some private colleges. You can get the seat through counselling or based on your merit. Here are the list of some of the law colleges.
1. NLSIU Bangalore
2. NALSAR Hyderabad
3. NUJS Kolkata
4. NLU Delhi
5. NLU Jodhpur/NLIU Bhopal (no rankings within the same tier).
6. GNLU Gandhinagar
7. MNLU Mumbai/HNLU Raipur/GLC Mumbai/ILS Pune/SLS Pune/NMIMS Mumbai/JGLS Sonepat
8. RMLNLU Lucknow/Amity Law School Delhi/NUALS Kochi/Christ Bangalore
9. Reputed Central/State Universities (Jamia Millia, Banaras Hindu University, Aligarh Muslim University, Panjab University)/NLU Odisha/RGNUL Patiala.
10. Christ University
11. Amity Law School, Noida.

To get the admission in the DES Navalmal Firodia Law College you need to appear in the MH-CET exam and pass through it and get the cut off marks required to get the admission in the DES Navalmal Firodia Law College. For admission to the 3-year and 5-year LL.B. Programmes provided by 147 participating colleges throughout the state of Maharashtra, the State CET Cell, Maharashtra administers the MHCET Law also known as the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test for Law, once a year. Candidates will be able to apply for admission in about 147 colleges that are offering 10, 920 seats for 5-year LL.B. Programmes and 16, 420 seats for 3-year LL.B. Programmes based on the MHCET Law Cut Off.

A nationwide entrance test is called CLAT. Admissions to undergraduate and graduate programmes offered by the 23 participants National Law Universitiesmember NLUs are handled by a consortium of NLUs. These 23 NLUs take part in the CLAT exam, which has a capacity of 3300 students. According to NLU, 80150 undergraduate seats are available. For quality education rather than quantity, each NLU batch consists of 80150 students annually. As a result, NLU offers fewer places for high-quality education. The ratio of student to instructor is advantageous for personality development, classroom engagement, and personality. While there are fewer places available in NLUs overall due to the high level of competition, around more than 55,000 students take exams for these seats.

For law graduates who want to begin practising law, the Bar Council of India administers the All India Bar Examination. After passing the test, the candidate will receive a Certificate of Practice, making them eligible to represent themselves in any Indian court. In 40 Indian cities, the exam is given in both national and regional languages. As the AIBE exam is administered throughout India in 11 different languages. You must select one language from a list of 11 languages for the exam, including Hindi English Gujarati, Telugu, Tamil, Punjabi, Assamese, Kannada, Odia, Bengali, and Marathi. You must select one language from among these languages.