Law

Minimum 65 percentage in B.A. LLB is good score and have more chances of getting better opportunities than one who scored less. You can get good Law College on India if you can score well in B.A. LLB, any how entrance exam will be considered for admission but still it adds up value. And also needed minimum 55% percentage is required to qualify in PU LLB entrance exam. Candidates are advised to note that it is required to obtain at least 35% marks to get the passing marks out of 45 in Panjab University. The PU total marks is 120 for UG exams and 75 marks for courses such as PG and B.P.

The overall fee for LLB at SNBP Law College is around INR 75,000. The fee is sourced from various sources hence indicative. Candidate have to pay the fee at the time of admission. Other than the tuition fee candidate might also have to pay other one time fees and application fees.

Candidate who have all the below mentioned criteria are eligible for the LLB progremme in SNBP Law College:

• Bachelor's Degree in any streams with minimum 45% (OPEN/OMS/EWS) /40% (SC/ST) 42% (VJNT/SBC/OBC)
• A valid score in the MH CET state level exam

LLB-Law at the King’s College London is a single honours course. To get into this course international students are required to meet the admission requirements. King's College London admission requirements are given below: 

• National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT)
• Indian High School Leaving Certificate from CBSE and CISCE boards in class 12 with 90% overall marks
• Proficiency in the English Language
• Personal statement

BBA LLB (Hons) is also offered in 10 specialisations such as Industrial Relation and Constitutional Law, Banking & Insolvency Laws, and others. The college's Industrial Relations and Constitutional Law (Hons) programme greatly emphasises on Indian Constitution and Comparative Social Security. Overall the college is known as one of the top-ranked colleges which is present in India. Also, the BA LLB (Hons) and BBA LLB (Hons) students are hired by multiple top companies. 

LLM is offered in five specialisations, namely Environmental and Energy Law, Corporate and Commercial Law, Cyber Security and Digital Laws, Intellectual Property Rights, and Alternate Dispute Resolution. To get admission in one of the LLM specialisations, candidates must have valid scores in entrance exams such as CLAT and ULSAT. The basic eligibility criteria is Class 12 with a minimum of 50% aggregate and bachelor's with 50% aggregate.

Yes, studying law in UPES School of Law is a good option as this is one of the best ranked colleges present India. The college is ranked 16th by The Week 2023 under the Law category, 8th by The Week 2023 under the Law (Private) category,  and 23rd by India Today 2023 under the Law category. Overall the college has received a rating of 3.7 based on student's reviews which is quite good.