Law

You can do M.Com and thereafter enroll for a good GST certification course.

Yes, in North India KU is the best option for doing integrated law. It is a government based university which conducts entrance for B.A LL.B course every year, seats are limited and one thing also many high court judges, senior advocate pass out from KU. The faculty is awesome.

It will start from 18th of May. Take the entrance exam and get a good rank.

Look, JR Monga for accountancy and MC Kucchal for law are the best books to clear any test of B.Com.

Hi manish,
Please wait for official cut off but also remember that the cutoffs for CLAT are really high when compared to last year.

Hi Garima,
As there was no definite answer available to this, I'm sharing the official query link with you. Please put the question there for further clarifications.
https://ilcedu.in/who-we-are/

Hi Alqa,
For LLM programme -
Candidates holding three-year LLB degree or a five-year integrated LLB degree as recognized by Bar Council of India (BCI) with a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate SC/ ST category candidates need to have 40% marks in the bachelor degree qualifying examination. Candidates appearing in the final year of the qualifying degree examination are also eligible to apply.
Once you've given the exam, a merit list will be prepared and if your name is listed, you'll be called for counselling.

Hi,
Getting a National Law University is not possible for you as your score is too low but all the private universities exams are also almost done so please check for exams which are not conducted yet and you might stand a chance to get admission there.

Hi Aishwarya,
Please share your marks, also your rank is too low so it's not possible for you to get one of the NLUs. Please try for private universities.

Hi Shruthi,
First, you need to do and under graduation in law because you are already an engineer you can go for a 3-year course in law which is 3-year LLB and once you have finished the course you can then apply for an LLM in one of the prestigious universities.