Law

Hi Anusua.
Amity, Kolkata has good placement although it does not guarantee 100% placements. Major recruiters are Adobe, British Airways, BNP Paribas, BAJAJ ALLIANZ, Aviva Life, BPL, etc. You can expect a starting salary from 2.5 lakhs to 10 LPA depending on your own calibre.

Hi Aditi,
Please specify the university and the exam for more details.

Hi Manohar,
The cutoff in BC-B category is 36 for males according to 2017 LAWCET. So taking this into consideration; you will not get the OU campus but you will get other colleges. Please wait for official cutoff.

You have good chance to get in second allotment list because from first merit list most are going in NLUs or JGLS or Nirma University.

It is very tough this time for second allotment list, you may try in vacancy seats which will be released around end of July or August first week.

Hi Siddhesh,
Yes, you definitely can do CS parallel to LLB.
In fact, that would be a plus point for you.
Wishing you good luck.

You can get any of these top colleges:
Pendekanti Law College
MGLC
Sultan UlUloom Law College
Osmania University Law College
NALSAR University of Law.

Yes, you will get in second list for sure, don't worry.

Not bad. See there are plenty of good law colleges in Kolkata - Hazra Law College under CU, Amity University, etc. All of these will provide you a good legal education. The main problem is - that Kolkata also has NUJS - somewhat of a Goliath/Titan so far as Indian law sector is concerned. So the graduates of Hazra, Amity will always face stiff competition from NUJS grads - as most employers will have some bias/preference towards them. That does not mean that you cannot get placed if you don't go to NUJS - with good grades and balanced extracurriculars like moot competitions, law reviews, etc. You can get your foot in at many firms.

Hi,
There are plenty of options in law when you are only done with it but for now you should focus only on qualifying CLAT and get a good NLU and then after that you should decide for yourself when and where your interest suffice.