Law

In Punjab, a few colleges offer law courses without any entrance exam:

Army Institute of Law (Mohali) – Some seats (civil category) filled via 12th marks without entrance.

Punjabi University (Patiala) – Offers BA LLB admissions based on Class 12 merit.

Most other law colleges (e.g., Panjab University,

The APLAWCET late fee will be as follows, however, it is subject to change every year. It is likely to be INR 1000 late fee for the first five days after the last date and then,  INR 2000,  INR 4000,  INR 10,000 for the subsequent dates. Therefore, it is better for the candidates

In case, candidates missed to fill the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET application form before the last date, they will still have the chance to apply for the exam but by paying a late fee fine. The candidates will be informed regarding the last date till which they can fill the application form with late fee

Candidates will require to provide the following details while filling up the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET application form:

• Valid ID Proof (aadhar, voter ID, passport or driving licence)
• Scanned Photograph (less than 30 kb)
• Scanned Signature (less than 15 kb)
• Active debit card/ credit card
• Qualifying exam deta

To apply for the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET exam, candidates will have to visit the APSCHE official website and navigate through the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET registration window. On the registration page, use the valid email ID, name, date of birth and create a strong password. Login again using the registe

To be eligible for a seat at Andhra University (AU) based on the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET rank and BCE (Backward Class E) quota, a specific admission policies and cutoffs are set by Andhra University for the each academic year. Cutoffs can vary from year to year and are subject to change, so it's impor

For admission to the B.A. LL.B. Direction at Government Law College, Madurai, the cutoff is primarily based on Class 12 marks.

For General category, you want around eighty five–ninety marks out of one hundred.

For BC/MBC/SC/ST, cutoffs are barely lower, around 80–eighty five marks.

The final cutoff can

No, an M.Com degree, even from an OUS system, does not qualify you for an LLM program. To be eligible for an LLM, you typically need to have completed a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree or a five-year integrated law degree from a recognised university.