Law

Yes, its a very good college for pursuing BA.LL.B.

Hello Richa,
Acupressure Sansthan (Rajasthan) offers a Diploma in Vaastu-Shastra through distance learning. You can visit their official website for all the details like course information, fee, admission process, etc.

List of top law colleges in Goa:-
- Goa University
- VVM's Govind Ramnath Kare College of Law
- V.M. Salgaocar College of Law
Please visit:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-goa
For more information about these colleges.

You surely can pursue law in Hindi medium but I would advice you to pursue it in English medium.

Jamia conducts a very tough exam because it is one of the most prestigious universities. If you want admission here, you have to concentrate mainly on science section, politics and GS section.

You can study LLM after your graduation, but LLM degree is only if you want to be a law teacher, as no law firm hires LLM graduates.
Alternatively, you can study MBA after graduation, LLB + MBA in corporate law is a good career option.
You can appear for civil service exams and take law an optional subject.
You can give law officer exams.
You can sit for judicial service exams.
You can sit for law firm placements which I think would come to your college.

Depends on the cut-offs every year but on an average, if you manage to score between 125-135, you will get into top 5 NLUs.

You can go for 3 years LLB from DU BHU and Amity, etc.

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has recently decided to increase the upper age limit for five-year law course from 20 to 22 and for three-year law course from 30 to 45. This relaxation is as of now available till a final decision on the subject is announced. You can register with Bar council for practising law.