Law

You should do LLB which can be done just after 10+2. You have to take Common Law Admission Test (CLAT). You can choose between 5-year integrated course or 3-year graduation of LLB. There are 7 universities which provide law degree. Universities which admit students for the 5-year LL.B course through CLAT are:
NLSIU-Bangalore
NLIU-Bhopal
NALSAR-Hyderabad
WBNUJS-Kolkata
HNLU-Raipur
NLU-Jodhpur
RMLNLU-Lucknow
GNLU-Gandhinagar
CNLU-Patna
RGNUL-Patiala
NUALS-Kochi
NUSRL-Ranchi
NLUO-Odisha
NLUJA-Assam.

National Law University, Delhi
Campus Law Center, Delhi University
RMLNLU Lucknow
RGNUL Patiala
USLLS IP University.

Hi,
I am afraid, NALSAR isn't an open university.

After 12th class, there is only 5-year law course i.e. BA LLB or BBA LLB for LLB. You first need to pursue any undergraduate course then only you can do the 3-year LLB course.

Maths is very important in commerce but also in various other fields also, so do not take it as a casual subject, it is very important.

Yes, it is. You can certainly focus your law course to u2018media and lawu2019, which is an optional subject in law courses, especially in B.A. LL.B.

CLAT results are generally declared by the first week of June. Thus, by June 10th, the first list may be out.

You can go for the three year law degree course from any of the best universities in India. Even the five years integrated course can be an option.

Hi, can you be a little more specific? This is quite broad. Every university has itu2019s own procedures.

English, General Knowledge, Mathematics, Logical Reasoning and Legal Aptitude, these are the subjects for CLAT.