Law

For admission to 5-year B.A LLB program at Hazra Law College, you need to take Calcutta University Law Entrance Test (CULET-UG) as the college does not accept the CLAT scores.

With  a score of 78% in class 12, you meet the minimum academic cutoff requirement.

Allahabad University faculty of Law has a seat intake of 150 for BA LLB (Hons) course. Allahabad University BA LLB (Hons) seats are allotted based on the CUET UG scores.

Allahabad University offers numerous scholarships to BA LLB (Hons) students in the form of endowments and medals. The endowment scholarship can be availed by regular student pursuing BA LLB (Hons) course with minimum 75% attendance.

Apart from this, the University offers 25 awards and scholarships to students with disabilities. Chancellor's Medal is given to the meritorious BA LLB (Hons) students.

Allahabad University BA LLB (Hons) fees is INR 1.63 Lakh. Out of the total fee, INR 1.60 Lacs is paid towards the tuition fee while INR 2,500 is paid towards the hostel charges.

According to the NIRF report 2025, out of 136 BA LLB (Hons) course graduates,  102 students got placed. The median salary stood at INR 9.60 LPA. A total of 34 graduates opted for higher studies.

Note: The data for AU Allahabad placements 2026 is not out yet. The same will be updated here once released by the university.

According to the NIRF report 2025, out of 136 BA LLB (Hons) course graduates,  102 students got placed. The median salary stood at INR 9.60 LPA. A total of 34 graduates opted for higher studies.

Note: The data for AU Allahabad placements 2026 is not out yet. The same will be updated here once released by the university.

For CLAT Legal Reasoning, the emphasis is on applying the legal principle presented in the passage. 

Practise principle-fact questions regularly. After attempting each question, identify exactly which fact triggered the legal principle and why the other options do not follow from it.

Practise principle-fact questions regularly. After attempting each question, identify exactly which fact triggered the legal principle and why the other options do not follow from it.

Start with offer and acceptance, consideration, capacity to contract, free consent, lawful object, void agreements, breach of contract and remedies. Once these are clear, move on to contingent contracts.