LLB Eligibility

Aspirants who have passed Class 12 in any stream with at least 50% aggregate are eligible to apply for BBA LLB programme at IFIM College of Law. Candidates must have relevant documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. Besides, aspirants must also have a valid score in CUET, AILET, LSAT or CLAT for admission. Candidates without a score in any of the accepted entrance exams can appear for ISAT conducted by IFIM.

Pass Class 12 from a recognised board in any stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate. For BA LLB admission the minimum marks can be different for different colleges with relaxation for reserved categories. 

International students willing to pursue a bachelor's degree in Law a proof of 10+2 or equivalent completion from a recognised board with a minimum of 60% or above in academics, and English language requirements. Also, they must submit certain mandatory documents to take admission in the university, including academic transcripts (10+12), a copy of a valid passport, English proficiency exam scores (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic), CV/resume, LOR, SOP, and more.

The selection criteria for the LL.B. course at K.C. Law College are very clear and merit-based. Admission is determined by your performance in the MH-CET Law entrance examination. You must first meet the minimum eligibility criteria of having a Bachelor's degree with at least 45% marks. After you appear for the MH-CET Law exam, the final selection is made through a centralized admission process (CAP) conducted by the Government of Maharashtra. Your score in the MH-CET Law exam, along with your graduation marks, forms the basis for your rank in the merit list, which ultimately determines your seat allotment.

The eligibility criteria for the LL.B. programme at K.C. Law College are designed to ensure a high standard of student intake. To be eligible, a candidate must have completed their graduation from a recognised university in any discipline with a minimum of 45% marks for the general category. For those in reserved categories like OBC, SC, and ST, the minimum marks required are 42% and 40% respectively. Additionally, admission is based on a valid score in the MH-CET Law entrance examination. This two-pronged approach ensures that students admitted have both a solid academic foundation and the aptitude for legal studies.

Yes, you can take admission in a private university and even in a government University. We have to fill the CUET, an exam that is given for college entrance. You have to score good marks. 

The selection criteria for BBA LLB with Global and Transnational Studies at Indore Institute of Law requires the candidate to appear for the CLAT exam and acheive a valid score in the same. The merit of this exam is considered for admission to the respective course. However, candidates can also appear for the IILET exam which is conducted by the university itself if they haven't appeared in CLAT. 

For pursuing LLB which is a 3year course at GH Raisoni Law College Nagpur candidates must have passed their 12th with minimum 45% aggregate marks whereas for SC/ST Canditates 40% marks from a recognised board in any stream. Whereas for pursuing BA LLB programme which is a integrated course of 5years candidates must have completed their secondary education 12th from a recognised board with minimum 50% marks in their respective fields.

Sinhgad Law College (SLC), Pune, selects LL.B and BA LL.B applicants based on MH CET Law exam scores, followed by centralized counselling. Applicants must have a minimum of 45% in their qualifying qualification (12th for BA LL.B; graduation for LL.B) with a relaxation to 40% for SC/ST candidates.