LLB in Delhi

IGNOU has a better ranking. It is much more recognized and reputed. NIRF has also voted IGNOU. So, you should pursue it from IGNOU.

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Go through the link below and apply the fee filter to get low budget colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/b-a-ll-b-colleges-Delhi-ncr.

Yes, you can get a college on the basis of this rank be it Delhi or Non-Delhi but you have to wait for the 3rd cut-off round as well as spot counselling. Some of the colleges prefer management quota and direct admission, so visit colleges as earlier as you can.
Good luck.

You have to practice mock test of last year's paper and you may also go to coaching regularly because they will help you study in a flow. Also, there are a number of Youtube channels that you can check and follow to get help like Study IQ, GK Today, Jagran Josh and so on and use the legal aptitude book by RS Aggrawal and so on and read a newspaper daily so that your knowledge increases automatically. Above all, the most important thing is doing practice daily so that you can crack the exam in the first attempt. All the best.

Hi Rohit,
Please refer to the following link https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/colleges-delhi-ncr?ts=3766882&rf=filters&ct[]=10223&co[]=Private

Hi,
No college will give you direct admission in LLB program. In Delhi University or Amity University, you you have to clear the entrance exam.
All the best.

Delhi University does not offer 5 years integrated BA LLB degree course. DU faculty of law offers 3-year degree course on law after graduation degree. Admission is based on entrance examination. You may look at DU website for further details. You are advised to appear for Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC to become an IAS officer. It is the most competitive exam of India.

Bangalore is India's top most educational town. But you must compare colleges not cities for education.