LLB Eligibility

Generally, a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university is the minimum requirement for admission to the LLB course in the School of Legal Studies, Apeejay Stya University.

A minimum aggregate of 45% is generally required under the general category, variations for SC/ST/OBC may be according to university norms with respect to score in bachelor's degree as eligibility. To pursue the integrated BA LLB programme, candidates must qualify for 10 + 2 with at least an aggregate of 45% marks. Several entrance tests can be taken into account when determining admission to the program. These include: CLAT, LSAT or the university admission test.

Candidates must have completed a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate score of 45% (40% for reserved categories) for eligibility to LL.B. at Abhinav Education Society's College of Law. Generally, admission is based on performance in the state-level Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell or other relevant entrance exams. Additional requirements specified by the affiliating university or by the Bar Council of India (BCI) should be fulfilled by candidates. An admission requires a valid scorecard and reservation norms follow if applicable.

According to the eligibility standards prescribed by the Apeejay Stya University School of Legal Studies, an Indian state, LLB programme requires applicants to have completed an undergraduate degree in any stream from recognised universities.

A Bachelor of aggregation with at least 45% marks from the graduation level is also essential for candidates' applications.

For the same reasons, reserved categories might have some relaxation from the minimum percentage needed as per the university's policy. An entrance test conducted by the university for admission would also be followed by personal interviews to assess the applicants' suitability for the program.

To be eligible for the LL.B. programme at A.K.K. It is generally assumed that candidates should have a graduate class qualification in any discipline at an accredited institution, with a minimum set percentage by the institution. Research Doctoral candidates at the Centre for Postgraduate Studies (Law) are normally expected to have a Master's degree in Law or its equivalent, and also to meet specific score thresholds. Furthermore, throughout the selection process, the candidates must pass a test and/or interview. [It is essential] to check the current evidence in guidelines on the academy's internet site or give them a call because conditions may vary or be different overtime.