Law

No, lateral entry is not available for integrated law courses like BBA LLB Hons at Dr. M.G.R Educational and Research Institute or most other law colleges. These courses are designed as five-year integrated programs starting after Class 12, with no provision for mid-course entry. You would need to apply as a fresh candidate through the regular admission process, which may involve an entrance test or merit-based selection. The institute offers a strong curriculum, moot court training, and internship opportunities for students aspiring to build careers in law and business.

Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) conducts its own entrance test for LLB admissions. The exam evaluates legal reasoning, general knowledge, current affairs, and language skills. Students who pass the test are called for counselling and seat allocation. To be eligible, you must have completed a bachelor's degree with at least fifty percent marks. The annual fee for the LLB programme is quite affordable, usually around ten thousand to fifteen thousand rupees. AMU is renowned for its excellent faculty, moot court training, and a rich legal curriculum that provides both theoretical and practical exposure to aspiring law professionals.

Yes there are many law colleges in Mumbai that offer a 3-year LLB programme with evening or late afternoon classes, often starting after 4 PM these some colleges

1. Jitendra Chauhan College of Law (JCCL): Lectures are typically held from 3 PM to 7 PM

2. K.C. Law College:

3. Rizvi Law College:

4. Gopaldas Jhamatmal Advani Law College (GJ Advani):

5. University of Mumbai Law Academy (UMLA): 

So as you are a government employee and want to do llb without taking many leaves so you may look for another option than regular course like distance learning or weekend classes.

So you may check these colleges for the same

• Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)
• Annamalai University
•  National Law School of India University (NLSIU)

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Valid ID proofs for PU UG Law exam:

- Aadhaar Card

- Passport

- Driving License

- Voter ID

- PAN Card

- Bank Passbook

- School/College ID

- People's Representative ID

- Gazetted Officer ID

Carry a valid photo ID proof along with your admit card.

You qualify to do a 3 year LLB (Bachelor of Legislative Law) course assuming you have a BA in English Literature. This is the one followed mostly by graduates of whichever field. You will have a deep knowledge of other fields of law such as the Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, or Contract Law. The admission is normally based on the entrance examination such as CUET LLB, MH CET Law or admission to a particular university through some specific entrance exam. Following LLB, you can follow up an LLM as a specialist or be a lawyer.

The Medicaps University BA LLB (H) course runs for a duration of five years. During this duration, students learn about various concepts related to Law and Arts. Moreover, the mode of education for this course is full-time. In order to enrol into the course, students are required to register and appear for the test.

Yes, candidates seeking admission to the BA LLB (H) course of Medicaps University are required to take an entrance test. The university requires students to take its in-house test, i.e., MLAT. Apart from admissions, students can also avail scholarships based on MLAT scores. To apply for the test, visit the official website of the university.

The eligibility criteria for BA LLB (H) at Medicaps University state that students who have completed Class 12 examinations in any subject or discipline from a recognised board are eligible to fill out the application form for the BA LLB (H) course. It is also to be noted that those who do not fulfil this criteria are not selected for the seat allocation process.

Yes,  BA LLB (H) is offered by Medicaps University for students to pursue. In this course, students get to study different facets of Law. The below table shows the key highlights of this programme.

Note: The above information is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change.