Law

There is no entrance exam for DTL ( Diploma in Taxation Law), you can apply for that after graduation.

As mentioned by Shivam, you can start with solving previous year questions and can use Universal (or any trusted publisher's) guide to brush up on static GK and practice other sections of the test.

After Higher Secondary, you are eligible for 5 year integrated courses offered by various National Law University schools (NLUs), and other Private Institutes. For around 21 NLUs you can take the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) and All India Law Entrance Test (AILET) for national Law School Delhi. For colleges in Maharashtra there is a Common Entrance Test as well. If you already have a graduation degree you are also eligible for 3 year LLB Courses.

The total fee for BBA LLB (Hons) in Symbiosis Law School is INR 15.60 Lacs.

The date for the BFA test in AMU is May 25, 2019
For more information look under BFA section in the following pdf: https://www.results.amucontrollerexams.com/courses/faculties/guides/arts.pdf.

Hi Irene!
Yes, you can pursue law without entrance exam from private universities like Sharda or Lovely Professional University.
Best of luck.

Hi Jincy!
You can definitely apply for diploma in law and labour welfare as a distance learning program. You need to apply it via college website. Complete the registration and upload all the documents required. You need to only write the exams conducted by the college.
Best of luck.

Hi buddy,
LL. M. Medical Law and Ethics
LLM in Law (online learning)
LLM in Medical Law and Ethics (online learning)
Healthcare Law and Ethics LLM
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
LL. M. Health Law and Policy

You can take pratiyogita darpan as well, but you should try lucent's GK, as it will cover all the examinations and you should also study current affairs.
Good luck.