Law

Banasthali is the largest all women residential university in the world.
It offers a variety of courses for girls to choose from.
FOR B.A
The minimum eligibility is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
FOR BBA
The minimum eligibilty is to pass your 10+2 examinations.
NOTE: Both of these are 3 year courses for which there is no entrance examination. For any of its examination, university does not disclose the cut-off. It is mostly on the basis of higher your percentage, more chances you avail.
FOR LLB
It is a five year course and you can NOT get a lateral exit out of it at any point for time.
Three kinds of Integrated Law Courses are offered:
1. B.Com LLB
2. BBA LLB
3. BA LLB
For all of these the eligibilty criteria is to have 45% aggregate in your 10+2 examination.
Again, no cut-off is set by the university. The higher your percentage is, more are your chances.
Here is the link to help you with the same:
http://www.banasthali.org/banasthali/admissions/course.html

Hi Shraddha,
Yes, scholarships are available but you have to visit the university websites to learn about the university specific criteria. Scholarships are mainly on merit. Also for SMU, the admission requirements varies with your board- IB or CBSE or state board etc. SAT or ACT is required. Additionally for Law applicants a separate interview or writing test is required. There is no minimum limit but a first class is recommended, around 70%. On the other hand, to study in UK you must take the LNAT to be considered for admissions. King's College is a top college so naturally a good percentage above 70% is recommended. You must also take the IELTS. I will strongly advise you to visit their website please for clarity.