LLB in Bangalore

Presidency Law University (PLU) is the best option than any college in the list of college you have mentioned above as in the PLU has good and more qualified faculty than any other college.

Bharitya Vidyapeeth Deemed University-Pune is doing great. Course is well designed and nice faculties, student faculty ratio is excellent in BVP-Pune. I will recommend you BVP-Pune instead of MSRAMAIAH- Bengaluru.

Go for CLAT, and try getting NLS- Bangalore. The fees is a bit high, but you'll get a lot of scholarships, both National and State.

All the details are available on the website of NLSIU as well as CLAT. Closing rank is AIR 58-59 for general category students. There is no average cut-off score as such.

Generally, its application forms comes out in the first week of December.

Presidency law college beats Bharti Vidhyapeeth in every aspect from studies to college life. So, I prefer you to opt for this college only.

Hi,
Well, as per my personal opinion, I would suggest to go with BVP-Pune between these two.
BVP, though is not very much preferred, but yes it has some potential to be preferred over Presidency University.
Placements are decent at BVP. At least, you get some corporate firms, as your recruiters and if not tier 1 and tier2 law firms, but some boutique firms.
Also, infrastructure and connectivity is good.
Faculty is not very good not very bad.
Also, it has gained much attention from students in past.

No, NLS Bangalore only offers B.A. LL.B. For under graduate programme.

Eligibility criteria:-
1. For admission in LL.B. 3 year course you have to pass graduation in any stream from any well recognised university and you must obtained minimum 45% marks in graduation.
2. The minimum age limit: 21 year. Colleges offering distance LL.B. In Bangalore:-
1. Bangalore Law University, Bangalore
2. National Law school of Indian University, Bangalore.
3. KLE Society's Law College
4. Bangalore Institute of Legal Studies - [BILS]
5. Vivekananda College of Law
6. Indira Priyadarshini College of Law.