Law

AP LAWCET question paper consists of 120 objective-type questions. These 120 questions are divided into three sections. These sections are General Knowledge and Mental Ability, Current Affairs, and Aptitude for the Law Study. The marks distribution for each section is different. General Knowledge and Mental Ability, Current Affairs, and Aptitude for Law Study contain 30, and 60 marks, respectively. As a result, the Aptitude for Law Strudy section carries the most weightage in the Andhra Pradesh LAWCET exam.

Some of the recommendations that expert give in order to get into Harvard LLM are:

• Excel in your UG studies. This point is a given since the programme is very competitive
• Distinguish yourself as intellectually curious through research, scholarship, etc.

Students planning to Harvard University's LLM should aim to have the following: 

• Make sure the achievements in the CV are balanced but consistent. Some of the achievements that one can include are moot cases or winning essay competitions
• Engage in extracurricular apart from studying and include all those achievements in your CV. Try getting involved in the internships, competitions, and other activities that will have some significance for the career
• The CV should show your focus and how you manage time

Indian applicants planning to Harvard Uni LLM should meet the following requirements: 

• A J.D. from an ABA-approved US law school or a first law degree (J.D., LLB or the equivalent) from a foreign law school is required
• Official TOEFL score
• Online application form
• Resume 
• Academic transcripts
• At least 2 letters of recommendation
• Personal statement

Yes, DU does offer law courses to their students. Interested students can refer to the table below for the various law courses offered by DU:

It can be said that studying from best Law colleges in India is affordable as most of the colleges have an average fee less than 1 lakh. Given below are the best Law colleges in India in different fee ranges:

There are about 2,000+ best Law colleges in India. Of these, 1,055 colleges are privately owned, 335 colleges are owned by the government and 110 are semi-government owned institutions. 

MHCET Law, CLAT, CUET, TSLAWCET and APLAWCET are the top entrance exams for admission to top Law colleges in India. Some of the top Law colleges in India include National Law School of India University, Bangalore, NLU Delhi, Nalsar University of Law, Symbiosis Law School, NLU Kolkata, and GNLU Gandhinagar.

NLSIU Bangalore is the top ranking Law college in India according to NIRF 2025 under the Law category. Candidates can see the table below for the top Law colleges in India with NIRF ranking over the past three years -

RMLNLU: A Balanced Look 

1. Top-tier NLU: Prestigious, high national ranking, excellent placement opportunities.
2. Strong practical focus: Develops valuable legal skills.
3. Vibrant student community: Diverse and enriching environment.