Law

JECRC University is not a good university for law or any other degree other than engineering. You can go for other top private universities which are known for their law degree like BVP, MS Ramaiah, Fergusson College, Symbiosis, Sinhagad Law, etc.

Hi Sonal,
Placements are good at Sinhgad Law College.
Thanks.

Hi,
The webpage is silent about the fee structure. It is advisable to get in touch with the college directly for more information.
Thanks.

Hi,
Minimum eligibility criteria for UG & PG courses:
Candidates meet NLU-Delhi eligibility criteria for admission in UG course if they have cleared their 10+2 or equivalent exam with minimum 50% aggregate marks. The eligibility criteria for PG course admission is such that aspirants should possess LLB or equivalent law degree with at least 55% marks. However, the minimum percentage for reserved category (SC/ST/ Persons with Disability) students is 50%.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/national-law-university-delhi-29811/admission#admission

Hi Divya,
Yes, you can try. Admission process at Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, starts in the month of June every year and ends in the first week of July.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/maharshi-dayanand-university-rohtak-20576/admission#admission

No, Galgotias is not a good option for BA LLB. You can try for other top private universities which are known for their law degree. Like BVP, Pune; MS Ramaiah; Acharya; and Sinhagad Law College.

Hello,
You need to give at least any one exam for the eligibility. Otherwise, look for management quota seats.

Maybe you will get that college. But I think CLAT is the best entrance exam for admission to law colleges.

You will get an admission in NMIMS, KPMSOL- Mumbai only in vacancy seats, which releases in first week of August.

Yes, because the qualifying marks for general category candidates in TSLAWCET is 42. You got 41, so you did not qualify for the exam, hence, there was no rank given (SC/ST have no qualifying marks).