Law

Sure, you can apply for LL.B.

Hi Priya!
Yes, the admission in JCCL is done on the basis of merit of the candidate as determined by the performance in the Maharashtra CET Law examination, followed by the Centralized Admission Process (CAP). .

Hi, Please refer the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/resources/clat-college-predictor
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Yes, you can. For the breakdown of the fee structure, please contact the admissions department.

My recommendation is to look for better Law College in Delhi-NCR.

The highest marks to be scored in TSLAWCET are
For OC 102-120
For SC 88-120.

You can choose from any of these top colleges:
Pendekanti Law College
MGLC
Sultan UlUloom Law College
Osmania University Law College
NALSAR University of Law.
But I'm afraid you may or may not get a free seat.

Yes, you have chance in vacancy seats. Kindly check HNLU RAIPUR, MNLU NAGPUR, MNLU AURANGABAD, NLU RANCHI, NLU Trichy and NLU Visakhapatnam sites for vacancy seats and apply for them.

First of all, both the universities will ask for migration certificate at the time of Ph.D./LLB degree award and that time you can present only one. Secondly, Ph.D. is a research work which requires complete academic devotion and simultaneous pursuance of LL.B. may hamper that concentration. Lastly, being a Ph.D aspirant, if you can not find out UGC rules from their website then consider that you are not capable of research or Law work. So you can't do both LL. M. and Ph.D. part time.
Thank you.