Law

Hi Vasundhara! You can check these law colleges-
SPNVV (Andhra Pradesh)
Parul university
Gujarat University Maharani college,
Shreemati NathibaiDomadar Thackersey Women's university.

You can explore about -
- CUET
- CLAT
- LPUNEST
You can use various ranking to list out top 20 law colleges in India. Few of them are NLUs, Punjab University, Symbosis, OP Jindal.

Placements at Heritage law college are decent with average placement around 40-50 % each year in local law forms and corporates.

Jindal offer renowned placement with advocate chamber and in corporate. Placement are as per NLU but one should also check his financial situation. It is good to go for Jindal LL. M but with complete analysis of financial cost and ROI.
Placement in Jindal law school is around 50-60 mostly in law firms and private firms.

You can give preference to law and business as it has wider scope. Law and Business are demanding subject in every industry. Also you can give some weightage to your area of interest.
M.A in public policy from O.P Jindal is very popular. You can also explore about it

Admission Fee (One time in whole course to be paid at the time of admission) is around Rs. 10000
Annual Fees (To be paid at the time of admission and with 3rd and 5th Semester is around Rs. 7,000. Semester Fee (Per Semester) is around Rs. 10,500

Test series, in my opinion, is the best practice material. I started my revision with mocks from LegalEdge. I had solved the previous year's papers and a few sample papers before going ahead with the mocks they offered. The quality of the mocks, I would say, was outstanding! They are slightly difficult, but I could comprehensively prepare for AILET & CLAT by attempting them. The most fascinating thing from their mocks was the "Report". I got my result with a report mentioning my weak areas and my rank among the students who attempted this test. I initially scored very low, but continuous practice from their mocks grew my scores.

You can explore about other good colleges and exams like CUET. Many state universities offer LL.B. Course. While choosing a law colleges consider fees, recognition, and teaching quality. Be clear with your plan from day 1. Try to prepare for judicary from day 1.

The fees for the 3 year LL.B in Dayanand Law College is around 12000 Rs.