LLB

With 111 marks in CUET PG for the 3-year LLB, your options for both government and private colleges will depend on the specific cutoffs and seat availability. While a definitive list is impossible without specific cutoff data, you can explore options at institutions like Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Delhi University, and potentially some private universities depending on their individual cutoffs. 

Banaras Hindu University (BHU):

BHU is a prominent institution accepting CUET PG scores for its LLB program. You can check their official website for specific cutoff details for the 3-year LLB program. 

Delhi University (DU):

DU also participates in CUET PG and offers a 3-year LLB. Check their website for specific cutoff information for the various colleges under DU. 

Admissions to LLB course is very competitive and with growing number of students applying for this course, the competition has increased manifold. More than 1000 colleges offer LLB courses by admitting 15,000 students every year. These colleges either admit graduates on the basis of their marks scored in graduation or on the basis of an entrance examination conducted in national or state-level. 

Candidates who wish to pursue a career in law can pursue LLB from private or government universities. Those appearing for entrance examinations must keep the following points in mind:

• Before submitting an application for admission to a college for an LLB, students must be completely aware of the prerequisites and acceptable exam results for that college.
• Before basing their whole preparation on a specific set of universities, aspirants should discover which entrance exams those colleges accept.
• Candidates must choose an LLB programme and the specializations they want from among the numerous prestigious law schools in India.
• They must also pay attention to the course offerings and tuition costs at the best universities that offer LLB programs.
• Candidates must also confirm that the law school is approved by both the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Bar Council of India (BCI).

LLB entrance examinations are generally attempted by candidates who have recently finished graduation in the field of Science, Technology or Humanities. Therefore, these examinations do not test the in-depth legal knowledge of the candidates. Rather, these exams are based on other aspects such as Logical and Analytical Reasoning as well as Current Affairs.

Along with this, candidates must also prepare on basic Legal Reasoning such as Legal Maxims, Constitutional principles etc. It is also suggested that candidates should score well in their graduation in order to secure admission on the basis of merit as well as attempt more than one entrance examination to increase their chances of admission.

The popular entrance examinations are as follows:

• MHCET Law 
• LPUNEST 
• CUET DU
• AP LAWCET 
• LLB1 PG 
• AILET