Law

Hi Ajay, Admission is based on the Merit/Interview and/or Test conducted by University. Candidate must have passed a Bachelors Degree in Law [LL.B. ] with a minimum of 50% marks from a recognised university. You may get the admission in the above college. Thanks

Hi there, The exam centres are not available as such on the website but yes it's mostly the colleges and universities having good technical infrastructure.

Hi there. As and when the application forms for UG are available only, the forms for PG are available as the form is mostly similar except some fields. Every year in the month of late December and early January, the forms are made available on the CLAT website.

Hi there,
Unfortunately, there is no institute as such which teaches for CLAT and intermediate together. As the syllabus for both of them is different thus no one indulges in such institutes as they are unrelated totally.

Hi there, If you have better options than this, then, of course, you must opt them. This should not be a preferred college at the outset for the said course. As the stats are still not available for the college if you look for placements in tier 1 or tier 2 law firms.

Hi there. Well life at CNLU Patna can't be compared with Amity or Alliance at all. However it's not the best NLU but surely better than Amity or Alliance. Also you have an NLU tag which makes you stand indifferent among others. Internships can be managed on your own based on your CV. Also placements would depend on your marks again.

Hi there. By now, the admission process has begun at various NLUs across India. Also, you based on your rank must have got a university. If you have got a rank that makes you eligible for any of the NLUs of course then you can pursue B.A. LL.B. or BBA LL.B. .

Hi Deepika, All the good university generally accepts admission on the basis of entrance exam. You can still visit the respective college website if incase they can take admission in the management quota or so. Thanks.

Sure, you can apply for LL.B.

Hi Priya!
Yes, the admission in JCCL is done on the basis of merit of the candidate as determined by the performance in the Maharashtra CET Law examination, followed by the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). .