Law

There are many law colleges, please share your background.
Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a national level exam which is conducted by 18 National Law Universities (NLUs) on rotation basis. This entrance exam is organized for admission in UG, PG and Integrated law courses of different National Law Universities in India. CLAT is held through online mode (Computer Based). The online registration will be started from the month of January 2018.

You can apply for the same only when you will be in the final year or after clearing LLB.
If you are so much desperate to appear the exam you should start your full-fledged preparation now so that you could qualify the exam as early as possible.
PCS exams need very determined preparation and it ideally takes 2 years preparation at least.
So, start your preparation now. You should go ahead by starting from general studies and when after sometime start the optional subjects and remaining papers.

Please share your details. There are many national law exams that have different eligibility criteria.

Most of the colleges accept CLAT and LSAT score so you can get admission through CLAT score. You can visit the CLAT website, there is a list of college mentioned in there, which take admissions on the basis of CLAT score.

I have seen in the past few years is that to get a good placement through the university one needs to be in the top 10% of the batch. Firms like Amarchand and Trilegal do come to recruit but it all depends upon your grades to get shortlisted for an interview. However, if you are currently pursuing law here I suggest in your penultimate and final year you should intern at a top law firms and try to get a pre placement offer.

Hi Rajveer,
Certain core elements or fundamentals tend to be the same but you cannot tag it as a 'same subject'. Different countries have different jurisdiction and different legal aspects. Every country has its own law. Programs vary accordingly. You may choose to be a subject matter expert which can be used anywhere in the world like business law, etc. You can practice in India after gaining your LLB from abroad or USA, you are required to apply for registration to your respective State Bar Councils upon their return to India. You must also check if the foreign university is recognized by the Bar Council of India.