Law

Yes, Shakti Smarak Vidhi College in Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh does offer a B.A LL.B program. It's a full-time, five-year integrated law degree approved by the Bar Council of India and affiliated with Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University with duration of 5 years but you have to complete 10+2 with atleast 50% marks

You can download Punjab University Chandigarh BA LLB  5 year admit card from its own official website Punjab University, Chandigarh.

• Kindly go the website of Punjab University 
• Search for the admission section 
• Search for the admit card download option
• Kindly download it under your profile.

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Yes, DY Patil University Pune does offer law courses.

Specially, they offer these programs: 

3 years of Bachelor of laws  LLB and

5 years of integrated BBA LLB

There's no age limit for law colleges now. If you finished your 12th in 2005 you're eligible to pursue law now.

You should give the entrance exams according to the college you want to get into.

The fee structure is about INR 1.5 lakhs per year in private colleges

In government colleges it's approximately INR 10,000 to 50,000

Actually, MA LLB is a dual-degree programme that interrelates a Master's in Arts (MA) in a social Science or humanities subject with a Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB). For this course, different colleges or universities have different fee structure and admission process. But basic criteria is the candidate should complete his/her 10+2 with 50% or more marks and need to qualify entrance exam. For government colleges, fees ranges from INR 5000 - 50,000 and for private colleges, it is around INR 1 - 5 lakhs.

Age is not a barrier to joining law college as a regular student.

You can definitely pursue your dream of becoming a lawyer.

AILET entrance exam is conducted once in a year in December every year. The exam is conducted for admission to BA LLB, LLM and Phd programs at the NLU Delhi. Candidates who are appearing in CLAT 2026 can also appear for the AILET exam to increase their chances of admission to NLU Delhi.

Cracking AILET exam may seem tough but it can be cleared in first attempt when approached with practical plan-

• Create a realistic plan based on the days left for the exam day
• Read about the sections and important topics
• Alot weeks and days to most important topics
• Practice previous year questions for getting an idea about the exam
• Revise the syllabus often

AILET 2026 syllabus and CLAT 2026 syllabus is not same, both the exams have some common sections but AILET exam does not ask questions from Legal and Quantitative aptitude. Compare the AILET and CLAT exam pattern below:

AILET 2026 exam pattern did not undergo any changes this year, yet, however, the NLU Delhi reserves the right to introduce any revisions to the exam pattern. Candidates are advised to keep checking the official website to avoid any last minute surprises. AILET 2026 exam will comprise 150 MCQ based questions from three sections: English, Current Affairs and General Knowledge, and Logical Reasoning. Earlier, the all India Law entrance test had one more section namely, Legal Aptitude which was removed from the exam syllabus in the previous session.