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Candidates must pass bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 45% aggregate (42% aggregate for OBC and 40% aggregate for SC/ ST category) for LLB programme at Sarvajanik College of Law. There is no upper age limit to apply for LLB.

There is no upper age limit to apply for LLB programme at Sarvajanik College of Law as per current BCI position. Candidates need to meet the educational criteria for admission. Candidates need to pass a bachelor's degree to apply for LLB at Sarvajanik College of Law.

The total tuition fee is INR 1.6 Lacs for LLB. Candidates must pay the course fees to confirm their seat at Sarvajanik College of Law. Aspirants also have to pay a refundable deposit of INR 1,000. Aspirants also need to pay university exam fees of INR 1,500 per semester.

Candidates need to complete Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate (40% aggregate for SC/ ST) to apply for BBA LLB programme at Ramaiah College of Law. Students awaiting results may also apply for BBA LLB programme. 

Ramaiah College of Law offers Integrated BA LLB programme for five-years at the UG level. The programme is divided into 10 semesters. Candidates who have completed Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate can apply for this course. There is a relaxation of 5% in the aggregate for SC/ ST candidates.

Ramaiah College of Law has a total of 120 seats in BA LLB programme. The college offers seats to candidates based on their scores in RCL Admission Test followed by a personal interview round. Selected aspirants need to confirm their seat by paying the course fees.

Candidates must complete Class 12 with a minimum of 45% aggregate to apply for BCom LLB at Ramaiah College of Law. Hence, aspirants with 68% can apply for BCom LLB programme provided they also meet other requiremnts. There is a relaxation of 5% in the aggregate for SC/ ST candidates.

The fees for BCom LLB is INR 2.20 lakh at Ramaiah College of Law for Karnataka students. The fees is INR 2.40 lakh for non-Karnataka students. Candidates who are selected for admission need to pay the course fees to confirm their seat in the college.

An LLM course from School of Indian Legal Thought, MGU opens no. of paths in academia (Professor), judiciary (Judge, Magistrate), corporate/private sector (Legal Advisor, In-house Counsel, Policy Analyst), government (Public Prosecutor, PSU Legal Officer), and specialised roles like Legal Researcher, NGO Advocate, or Legal Journalist, leveraging expertise in areas like Human Rights, International Law, or Constitutional Law for high-impact roles

No, students can not get direct admissions into LLM course at School of Indian Legal Thought, Mahatma Gandhi University. For enrollment, they need to complete all the stages according to the university's prescribed guidelines. It starts with registration into the course, and concluding on the fee payment of the course.