Law

GLC Mumbai is the best college for law. Others are ILS, Singhad Symbiosis, KC Law College, DY Patil, Siddharth College of Law. Now one NLU has also come up there. See this link
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-Maharashtra?rf=searchWidget&landing=ctp.

You will have to see the websites individually. The dates for CLAT SSC etc. Exams have come so may be DU and other colleges will also be announcing soon. You may also receive notifications from shiksha.

You should go through the prospectus of the course offered by the institute to know more about admission procedure, fees, syllabus, course structure etc. Though for DU fees would be almost negligible.

Law is a full-time course, and so it is not available in online/part-time modes.

You can join a 3-year law course now. You will have to give an entrance exam to get admission. DU is considered to be best for 3-year law. Others are BHU, GLC Mumbai, etc.

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Appearing students always have the benefit. You can give an undertaking now and You can provide the certificate once it is available to you and you will need to provide it at the counselling level. You should go through the prospectus of the course offered by the institute to know more about admission procedure, fees, syllabus, course structure etc.

For becoming psychologist, you need to study psychology at graduation level instead of law and then seek specialisation in criminal psychology. There is one more way that touches this field. You will have to study extensively criminology. One field of this deals with criminal psychology.

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You can study in foreign institute, you will have to prepare your SOP and clear language exams. Follow this link for more information
to study abroad. Shiksha. Com.

You have not mentioned about your Bachelor's degree, because Graduation is mandatory for doing the LLB course. However, admission in the three years Law course is done on the basis of rigorous admission test, in which out of thousands of candidates only 80(eighty) lucky students are admitted strictly on the basis of merit. The course requires successful completion of 28 papers over 3 years segregated into 3 yearly examinations conducted by the University. Hence if you are graduate with 45% of marks can participate in University admission test for admission in asked course.

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The application form was facing some technical issues till January 1. But, now LSAC has rectified the issue. You can proceed to fill the application form. Also, watch the video on 'how to fill ISAT India 2020 application form' without errors.