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If it is a minor mistake, then ignore it. But if you have errors in filling up the marks obtained or subjects, then call the university authority or mail them. If they respond (which has less chances) then do accordingly. If they don't, then fill the form again.

You have to give admissions test to get admissions into any good law college. I haven't heard of any good law college that admits students without a merit test.

No, you need not. If you have a good score, then you can directly apply to JLU for admissions. Counselling for CLAT is for those candidates who have been alloted seats to NLU and have the preference to lock their seats or upgrade.

There many good colleges in Delhi for pursing LL.B:
1. DU Law Dept.
2. NLU Delhi
3. Sharda University
4. Amity Noida
5. Symbiosis Noida
Sorry, I am not aware of colleges in HP.

Nope, despite your quota, you need to attain at least 300 AIR to get admissions in NALSAR. But who knows, just pray to God and hope for the best.

I hope you are talking about CLAT results. The 2nd list will be out tomorrow according to the official CLAT website. If you have given CLAT, then just stay tuned for updates via the website tomorrow.

I think KLE Society does take CLAT scores, so if you have given CLAT, then you can apply with your CLAT score. If your rank is under 2000 AIR, then you may get admitted too.
Best of Luck.

Is CU Calcutta University? If yes, then you can surely give an entrance test for the 5-year B.A. LL.B. course.
Best of luck.

Hi Rimita, No. Distance education graduates are not allowed to enroll for LL.B. As per bar council of India's affidavit in the supreme court. For more details, please go through the link provided. It will clear your doubt. BCI opposes entry of open university graduates into higher education courses
But the GOOD NEWS is that BCI has changed it's decision ON 30th April 2017 & has started allowing open university graduates to pursue LL.B. In regular mode. I am providing you link of BCI website where the NEW ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR 3 year & 5 year LL.B. Has been published. All the very best.

Hi Puja,
You can change your college but not the university. If you want to change the university you'll have to start fresh from 1st year. If you just change the college but the affiliated university remains the same, then it's possible that you can continue and for that you will need to contact your college authorities and the college authorities of the college you're interested in.