Law

Good choice. Although, try for the Top NLUs. National Law School, Bangalore should be good aim. Cheers.

The eligibility criteria in maximum universities offering LLB is graduation with a minimum percentage of 55 and 50 for other reserved categories.

Hi. You will need the following -
Birth Certificate
12th Marksheet
10th Marksheet
Domicile Certificate (if any reservation)
Caste Certificate (if any reservation)
Pwd Certificate (if any reservation). .

Hi,
Please note that you aren't eligible to pursue LL.B. Unless and until you are a graduate. Although, the best option for you after 12th will be to go for B.A. LL.B. Or BBA LL.B. I. e 5 years integrated law course, rather than LL.B. Which is a three years law degree course after graduation. Hope this helps. Also just to correct my friend, no NLU provides for LL.B. Course and it is only the traditional universities that will continue to provide for LL.B.

Admission Process:
Admissions are made on the basis of merit secured in entrance test conducted by the university. This is an NAAC 'A' Grade college, and competition is stiff to secure a seat with this college. Interested applicants can apply directly to the institute. Regards.

Minimum eligibility for LL.B is graduation. So if you haven't completed your graduation, then you cannot opt for LLB. The only option will be to go for BA LL.B.
Placements depend on the college one opts for LL.B. While NLUs have good placements, other colleges do not. The scope of placements extends to various law firms, corporate houses and chambers of various Advocates
Top recruiting firms that recruit from NLSIU are AZB, Khaitan, JSA, Trilegal etc.

Definitely, yes. The only eligibility criteria for LL.B. Is graduation and if you have it with at-least 50% marks, then go for it. Cheers.

Based on my knowledge, only NLUD considers it. Although there is high probability that since private university in Delhi may follow it.

The fee course may vary from one university to another on an average, it may be around INR 1.75 lacs.