Law

Pursue law from NSS Law College. It is better amongst the two of them.

For the 3 year law course DU is considered to be best and has its own entrance exam for the admission. You can also see private universities. And, there is no specific science students LLB College, it is common for all you just get the undue advantage of reservation.

To become a lawyer you have to give various entrance exam like CLAT AILET IPU CET BHU CET, etc. For a 5 year course, or if you have graduated then a dull test or private universities for 3 years law course. Then you have to clear the AIBE to become lawyer.

Hi,
You can apply to any private colleges offering 3 year law course. Otherwise, it is not possible. The private universities also take an entrance exam, but that's just for formality.

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Hi,
Dy Patil Navi Mumbai is the most sought universities amongst the three. The reputation and recognition of the university is from fair to good. In LLB, it all depends what kind of work you do.

No, you have many other exams like CAT XAT SNAP CMAT etc., which you can give to get into good college. CAT exam is the most important.

Hi,
The colleges conducts its own entrance exam. The eligibility criteria are:
The Candidate must be passed (10+2) with relevant subjects from State board/recognized board (Gen/OBC- 50% and SC/ST-45% ). Must not be more than 21 years of age.

Yes, you are eligible for the 3 year LLB Course. You have to hurry up, because most of the colleges have completed their admission process. Eligible on 57% score.

Hi,
You can apply to any private university. They will take admission but don't keep hopes very high as this year admission process is over for many universities.