Law

Hi,
Though anyone can apply for the exam even outsiders of Maharashtra. OBC only from Maharashtra can avail the benefits of the quota and not the outsiders. You shall be treated as a general candidate.

Hi,
This college has been established in 2008 and has not earned much name in law studies. So, you can consider this college, if you have none in your hands.
Good luck.

Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Yes, you can pursue LLB after B.Com.
There is also dual degree courses available B.Com - LLB etc.

MBA in travel and tourism is much better than LLB.

MAH-CET 2017 Eligibility Criteria:
Applicants appearing must have passed their bachelor's degree or it's equivalent from a recognised university.
Applicants who have scored minimum of 50% marks in graduation for general category and 45% in case of reserved categories can apply.
Applicants who are in the final year can also apply for the examination only if they provide their passing certificate at the time of admission.
Applicants ought to be of at least 21 years of age before applying for the examination.

Dear
As of now maximum age limit is 30 for general category and 35 for SC/ST/OBC category but petition already been filed in Supreme Court to increase the age limit.
So you have to wait for final notification for the same.
All the best

It is difficult to compare two diverse fields and degrees of law and management. Both the degrees done from prestigious colleges can give candidates jumping pad for start of a brilliant career. Further, success will depend on individual's effort, dedication and luck.
You may refer to the following link for the list of top MBA B-Schools in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
You may refer to the following link for the list of top Law Universities in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/ranking/top-law-colleges-in-india/56-2-0-0-0

You can have the following specialisation in LLB or in higher studies of law:
(a) Civil law
(b)Tax (Direct or Indirect taxes or Sales Taxes etc.)
(c) Corporate laws
(d)Criminal law
(e)Constitutional law
(f)Environmental law
(g) Intellectual and Patent law
(h) Labor laws
(j) International law
(k) Sector specific law specialisation

Law is a very good career option with lots of opportunities. You are eligible for 5 years integrated law degree courses offered by National Law Universities and other institutes. You are advised to appear for CLAT conducted by NLUs to seek admission in. 5 years integrated law degree. If you unable to crack CLAT now then you can do 3 LLB after you complete graduation degree.

Since you have done BA, you will have to do LLB. There are lots of reputed institutes in India like DU, BHU, JNU and National Law University as well. All of them have their own criteria for admission. You can give BLAT, AILET, CLAT and DU LAW. Don't go for open universities as you won't be able to practice your profession.