Law

Dear Salon, Glad to hear that you are clear about the course but not sure if you are currently pursuing BA LLB or are looking for a course. So giving a perspective for both situations for your benefit. So to pursue a BA LLB (Hons) course, you would be required to either appear for the entrance test of the university you choose or appear for CLAT / ISAT as this is accepted by most universities. Make sure you choose a university that has a comprehensive curriculum that will enable practical exposure to the subject. In today's day and age it is important that you have an idea about multiple disciplines so as to have a holistic learning experience during the 5 years. Now if you are already pursuing a BA LLB (Hons) programme, make sure you get enough opportunities to network well with the professionals in the field, judges and advocates. The course can also help you prepare well for IAS UPSC exams. Also ensure that you get exposure through internships. If you are considering Delhi NCR as a destination for your further studies, do have a look at DU, IP University and IILM University for their law programs, interdisciplinary approach, great location, experienced faculty, internship and placement opportunity. The entrance process has begun for all courses including BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons). To know more write visit their websites. iilm. edu. in

Dear Harshvardhan, At private universities you can surely try. For instance IILM University has lateral admission options for courses including law. IILM University follows the UGC Guidelines of Choice-based Credit System for evaluation of Credit for the lateral entry scheme. You can send, the curriculum of the semesters (course) undergone by you, which will be mapped with the IILM University-approved programme structure of choice. Post the course mapping and on presenting the semester completed mark sheet/s, students will undergo the detailed admission process as defined by the university. For details, connect with us at admissions. Iilmu@iilm. Edu or visit the website.

Few good option could be -
- MBL( NLSU hybrid course)
- Anamali University DDE
- Kurushetra University DDE
- Madurau Kamraj University DDE
- Diploma and PG Diploma offered by Alagappa University, Annamalai University, Bangalore University, University of Hyderabad, University of Madras, Madurai Kamaraj University, Mahatma Gandhi University, National Law School of India University and Amity University.
UNIVERSITY.
You can take distance education from anywhere.Unfortunatley Banglore do not have evening law colleges like DU , Jamai but few option could be NLSU, ULC, IP Academy,Bhubneshwari correspondence college.
Age bar on 3 year LL.B is limited so you can explore law colleges in Banglore which allow minimum attendance .Although correspondence LL.B is not valid for practise.
You can also explore on diploma courses in law like PG diploma in corporate law by DDE Symbosis , etc.
MBL from NLSU Banglore could be a good option.

The eligibility criteria of MAH-LLB(3 Years) CET-2020 of Maharashtra for 3 years LLB is given below.
Eligibility : Candidate should be a graduate in any faculty of any University established by an act of Parliament or by a State Legislature or an equivalent National Institution recognized as a Deemed to be University or Foreign University recognized as equivalent to the status of an Indian University by an authority competent to declare equivalence, With Minimum 45% marks in aggregate in qualifying examination. (That is 45% marks for all the parts of the Degree Examination taken together).
For more details please visit State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra State website.